To Adem: Neil Armstrong is NOT a Muslim and other items

Submitted by John (United States), Aug 1, 2005 at 11:07

Neil Armstrong is not Muslim. It is a Muslim equivalent of an Urban Legend. There are Muslims now who claim that Chelsea Clinton is converting to Muslim and that Princess Diana planned to convert when she married Dodi Fayed and that is why she was murdered.... All of this is nonsense, of course.

Muslims are desperate to spread their word. And the Western Civilization is more than happy to allow it to do so. The Western nations have become so completely crippled by political correctness and the pandering of minority cultures and religion - in the name of freedom - that Muslims have taken advantage of our weakness. To not do so would be stupidity... - The Muslims are capitalizing on the weakness of the West.

Until such time as Britain and the rest of the advanced countries wake up, there is no doubt that the Islamists have already won. It is just a matter of time. Our countries have already rolled over and are playing dead. Now it is just a matter of time before the leading nations of the free world really are dead.

It is a pathetic political malaise that promotes the belief that all people are to be valued and that all have something valuable to contribute. The Muslims know this and they are going to see to it that Christians and Jews, worldwide, are punished for such politically correct thinking. Muslim faith teaches that a man MUST beat his wife. Christianity and Judaism do not condohow peace loving and benevolent can this religion be?

Folks - accept it. Be happy that soon you will die and that you won't have to witness the revolution that has already taken over and won - just enjoy what you have left of your life, because the Muslims have already won.

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