You're very right, that's why our women need to be aware of this

Submitted by A very concerned reader, Feb 15, 2021 at 23:12

Yes, Prashant. She is very right so are you.

Their political system is corrupted by Islam and that's why their countries can't improve. They refuse to change their model. And the "funniest" thing is that they come to the West because the lack of opportunities (as poster Fatou had the nerve to say) and dream about implementing Sharia in our countries. They are not able to see that, by doing that, they would be digging their own (and our) holes again. They pester our countries and criticise how we live. But they want their part of the cake without being even grateful or having the will to learn how their countries could thrive. Not to mention the sneaky ways in which they manage to enter into our countries. Shameful.

If I had to move from my country because I can't survive, have no opportunities, my family is suffering from hunger, I would keep an eye open and for sure, I would notice that something must be failing in my home country. I'd try my best in my host country for learning, I'd be thankful for the given chance. I would adjust to the host country and try to honestly fit. But that's me, and I guess the large majority of the readers/writers of this forum.

They don't want to adjust nor will they. The latest Muslimahs stated openly that they stick to their "kind", they dislike our lifestyle and they will stick to their culture/religion. I just hope their men don't keep recruiting Western women to silently turn our countries into Sharia-ruled lands. We need our women to wise up. This forum is indeed contributing to teaching women about the consequences of being involved with Muslim men. I hope our messages reach them.

Thank you for your very accurate posts.

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