A Great Dilemma

Submitted by Ken Cassell (United States), Jan 3, 2006 at 15:47

Many tough questions need to be answered in defending the massive onslaught of muslim fundamentalism. Not all of the answers are ones that we will be entirely comfortable with. However, this is a cultural war (with religious overtones) that has no short term solution. At least an attempt is being made. These measures will only need to get more overt as the invasion by immigration of muslims imperils western culture and values. If there was some evidence that the majority of muslims would be assimilated into their "adopted" cultures, the issue wouldn't be as grave as they are.

If we do not try, if we continue to ignore the massive ramifications of non-replacement EU birthrates and muslim immigration, the West has no defense against being turned into a sharia-based Caliphate, we must fight back. The approaches are but baby steps in the overall (as yet unplanned) way to do it.

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