Islam and it's power

Submitted by F. Shakki (United States), Jan 29, 2006 at 17:32

The whole world now is facing the Islamic power taking over and gaining much victory.
It is not only in Israel, it happens all over the whole world.
Islam spread before everywhere by all means through Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
Now Islamists have a small army in every country in the whole world.

These armies are very strong because they are seen as regular armies....We know that this kind of operation happened in Spain a long time ago and it was successful at this time. But apparently there was no a follow up to clean up, Islam is back in the Europe and it is strong. Islam attack viciously the other religion to destroy it or convert the people....
The world does not want to face the truth.

Here in America, the land of freedom, people do not want to acknowledge that they have a problem called Islam.
They could attack Christianity or Judaism but when it comes to Islam, they claim that it is not the reason for the current terror problem.
While the people claim they are in the land of freedom, they are scared to say anything bad about Islam.
When I listen to the radio or read an article about Islam, I am wondering why these speakers or writers defend Islam. Do these people convert already to Islam?
It is so sad to hear or read lies that Islam is peaceful religion.

So, what happened in Israel is expected and whatever Hamas or Fateh, both have the same goal, the global goal all over the world.
Hamass and the Brotherhood of Egypt and Benladin and the Iranian president are frank about their intentions. They want the world to be Moslem.
The rest of the Moslems have the same wish and intention.

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