Kafirs are "Racists" and Muslims are "Non-Racists"

Submitted by Yehoshua Zeller (United States), Nov 22, 2005 at 18:06

Dr. Pipes,

Just another new Sword for Muslim terrorists: Kafirs are "Racists" and Muslims are "Non-Racists". Political Correctness of the Free World commands that the Label , Racism, be used when one can not get the rest of the world to accept the Commandments of the Qu'ran: which is all negative towards all other peoples.

It is purely suicidal to have mass immigration of Muslims who enter host nations unwilling to integrate nor accept the laws of the host nation. This forms enclaves of concentrated populated areas of Muslims who want this land to set up their own mini-nation within a major nation....reverse apartheid with the purpose of futher developing surrounding areas of concentrated Muslims peoples to expand said areas until they dominate a populated majority within a host nation.

As Native Americans can attest to this proven method, by allowing phony peaceful methods to delay any actions, one allows the opposition to take everything away from you. Democracy with its One Man,One Vote concept which will then complete the picture...(600,000 child molesters released demand "their" right to vote about sex related bills to be introduced into Congressional laws! ) Without restrictions of earned right to vote ,the "vote" becomes meaningless (...e.g. a 17 year old can not vote but a sex predator or child murderer should?) That makes me a "Racist" too as most of the decent people of the world who do not condone beheading of Christian children because they wish to go to a church to worship or a Hindu just because he or she is or the denial of all rights of women because they are women). Most to all of non-Muslims are then Racists! Kafir "rights" should be as equal as Muslim "rights" too ....especially in the other Mecca of Islam, the United Nations!

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