answer to Michael: Islam's contribution to global conditions

Submitted by Pagan (United States), Feb 13, 2006 at 23:32

Dear Michael Kurtzig

We are in a moral dilema, on one hand we have a small portion of muslims who are inocent people seeking refuge in Europe and the USA, on the other hand the mayority of these people want to destroy us and our way of life. What are we going to do?

first step: ban sharia law in Europe and USA (Australia is doing it rigth now)

second step: Pass a bill to review resident permits once every year for citizens of countires that are ruled by sharia law. make these people take a test about their views about freedom of religion, apostate, homosexuality, poligamy etc.(Germany is currently doing it)

third step: People who do not pass the test shall be deported inmediately.

fourth step: do not allow turkey to join EU until they can guarantee the safety of muslims apostates and that "proselytism" is "not a crime punished by death"

fifth step: do not allow muslims preachers to teach islam if they come from a country where sharia law is imposed. preachers should come only from secular islamic societies.

Sixth step: negotiate with international comunity a global ban on sharia law for the rest of non-muslim countires

eigth step: terminate the dependency of the world with the middle east oil

this of course is just an idea of how to erradicate the problem of Islam without violating any human rights or ethnic persecution. (our arabs brothers and sisters are welcome to the west, 12 century islamists don't)

This is fair, because countries have the right to defend their citizens and other religions in their territory against radicals (we are talking at least 85% or more of muslim population in europe are radicals or literalists)

what do you think?

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