Islamist propaganda

Submitted by David Davila (United States), Jan 12, 2006 at 01:56

Your comments are typical of muslim propaganda. The fact is that muslims have to this date amply demonstrated the fruits of their religion. All sorts of desecration of non-muslims is promulgated on a daily basis and has been so from the beginning of islam. From what I have observed, murder, rape, theft, slavery and lies are all within the accepted norm of islam as long as it is done to further islam.

The millions of dead in the Sudan (to name only one area) testify to the corruptness of a philosophy that says that others must submit to islamic belief, pay taxes to those believers, or die.

If God is as the muslims depict him, then he is no more than an animal himself. It is interesting that many people then are better than the God that the muslims believe in.

The God that I believe in is not that way. He is a kind and compassionate being who cares about all his creation and would never impose that type of fealty through force. He does not command his believers to destroy merely because someone opposes their beliefs. On the other hand, He does allow us set up a rule of law and to defend ourselves and we will do so against the islamic believers that would force us to change our beliefs.

Our nation was founded on Christian principles to guarantee that no religion could force another to change their beliefs.

There is only one organization that I can compare islam to and that is the Mafia. They too demand loyalty , believe that they can murder, lie, steal, cheat and if anyone thinks of leaving, they are under a 'fatwa' of death, just like the muslims.

In short, your propaganda must be exposed for the lie that it is. Islam is not a peaceful religion and the God I believe in would never countenance the acts that are perpetrated by muslims.

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