Ban Islamists from the West

Submitted by John (Canada), Sep 5, 2005 at 03:07

I am tired of listening to the mantras of moslems and their apologists that the terrorists are only a fringe element of Islam and the overwhelming majority of muslims are law-abiding. Only one... who has been living in a hole for the past decade or so will succumb to that kind of gobblygook. Like Dan, I would like to paint the whole Moslem community with the same brush and hold them culpable for the evil and destruction that their fellow brothers and sisters are perpetrating on the civilized world. Has anyone ever seen or heard of a Moslem protest or demonstration in any Islamic country against the terrorist acts of these retrogrades?? Has anyone ever seen or heard of any Islamic leader calling for the death of Osama bin Laden?? On the contrary we see Moslems dancing and celebrating on the streets of Arab and Moslem cities whenever non-Moslems are killed.

The majority of Moslems may not partake in terrorists acts themselves, but deep in their hearts we all know who they support and their silence is further proof of their tacit approval. They may not be guilty for acts of commission but they are definitely guilty for acts of omission by sitting on their hands and mouthing empty words of sympathy and condemnation. Moslems already here should be microscopically examined and no more should be allowed to settle in the west. It is difficult these days to figure out who is a fanatic and who is not, as the even the western educated, Armani suited executive may have the heart of a fundamentalist. Lets take radical steps to deal with these radicals or we may see more despicable acts by these vermin in the future.

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