To the Proud Christian American

Submitted by Eugene Furbin (Netherlands), Dec 15, 2005 at 15:36

How do you know that islam is a good religion? Have you ever read the Qur' an?

Do you happen to know that the word "love" is not even mentioned there? The "holy" book bursts with threats! How about some generalizations used by some contributors to this Web site who say that Jews, for example, are arrogant? Is it not the same ...handed around by the same Muslims who cannot think otherwise? Islam a peaceful religion? Born in war? The one that launches propaganda of "holy" war against those who do not share the stupidity and evil immorality of islam's stance toward those who do not want to become slaves of Satan who calls himself God in place of the true God who is not Allah, but the ancient evil Moon goddess of the barren deserts of Babylon whose true name was Lilith?

Look at the the crescent, the symbol of islam. It is not fortuitous that islam has it on its banners. The ancient evil raises its hideous head to swallow the world. And it has allies in the modern world that are materialized in the form of representatives of the so-called new world order. Like Europe today that is busy with building a new Euroarabian Califate that it hopes to raise to the level of a United World Chalifate and that is one of the reasons that the clique at Brussels is basically allied to islam and opens a wide gate for it to flood Europe and submerge it into the cesspool of unprecedented fascism and slavery. I can understand common Muslims: they are simply illiterate and most of them have never read the qur'an because it's in Arabic which they don't know. And they blindly believe what their mullahs choose to say. How sad!

with due respect,

Eugene Furbin, author of Hurricanes of Rage

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