Yes, but is it a religion?...Of course no, but what will dhimmi Brussels say?

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Jan 26, 2006 at 16:42

Dear Barbara , thank you for your encouraging comment.

> What lesson is more civilizing than the scene between Achilles and Priam at the end of the ILIAD when Achilles suddenly is no longer a killing machine but becomes a human being, when Achilles realizes that the old enemy who is kissing the hand stained with the blood of his son could but for a twist of fate be his own father, seeking his body from a victorious Hector.

But Achilles knows also that his fate is inextricably bound by potent invisible ties to the fate of Hector and that now after killing him he himself will have to die. He knows that Apollo's wrath will smite him soon. So his pity is also a pity of his own fate that he himself has sealed with his bloody deed.
We share in a sense this Hellenic feeling that our fate is bound by millions of invisible threads to that of people around us and the world at large so that we are careful not to tear them asunder. If we harm others we harm ourselves.
For Muslims quite the opposite holds. They know that the kaffirs around them have some metaphysical meaning for them. But it's totally negative. To help themselves they have to harm and destroy as many of these threads that bind them to kaffirs as possible. They have to exterminate the kaffirs to be happy and earn paradise.

> Yes, the Scandinavians are a very sensible people. . All the other Western democracies should learn from the Scandinavian example.

I am afraid the traitors (Eurabian comissioners) and the venal massmedia at their service in Brussels will do all within their power to blackmail and intimidate the Scandinavian countries to thwart the efforts to solve the problem of Islam by banning it across Scandinavia.
The worst enemies of every kaffir country have always been not so much the Muslims themeslves as the powerful traitors ready to sell their homelands . Wherever the Muslims found no traitors (as in Byzantium or in the Merovingian Gaul) they failed.

Jan

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