Corporate and government fears of Islam

Submitted by Chayajane (United States), Sep 22, 2005 at 15:23

There seems to be much talk that in 30-50 years, the oil will run dry in the middle east.

The Islamists know that this is their time to take over as much of the world as possible, as their future offer no such opportunity.

And so the governments and corporations curry favour as best they can.

It doesn't mean the rest of us do so. I feel little difficulty in stating to anyone who will listen that Islamists are murderous group, dangerous to the the population they infiltrate in any western country, and should all be kicked out (never mind the laws, never mind the so called sensitivities, etc.) Best to protect ourselves.

Just one look at Gaza and the start up for more and more of Israel, the speed with which they've armed themselves serves as an example of their true goals.

If people gave careful thought, it's easy to understand that Israel is their practice route to the rest of the world.

And one cannot help but notice Bush pandering, each time he mentions churches, synagoges, he adds "mosques". Is that how important the American Islamist community has become in the U.S., to say nothing of my homeland, Canada, which has gone completely bonkers on the subject, much as England has done.

Finally, why is it that not once have I heard of any middle east country being called racist? No, they call Israel racists, but no one ever calls them on their full fledged racism.

No one could deny that fact, yet no one undertakes to really attack this particular subject.

I wonder why.

Any answers/ideas out there?

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