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The camels nose..Reader comment on item: Favoring Islamists over Gays and Jews Submitted by donvan (United States), Mar 10, 2006 at 17:01 This is a wedge issue to ingratiate the islamics to the other religious nut cases who are spokesmen for god. I have no sympathy for the "Homosexual agenda", but I feel much more at ease among homosexuals than islamics. The politicians in the "Britistan" are not afraid that the homosexuals will self detonate, they know muslims,at least some of them, will.As the West slips into the sunset of its history, all politicians can be expected to seek favor of Muslims. Womens rights will be next. The appeal of the subjugation of women is strong. Many men will embrace the notion of women as second class status. The progress of women can be reversed quite easily, just as the homosexual can. To the Islamics, women and homosexuals are easy. They will submit easily. Chistian and Jewish men will pose somewhat more of a challenge. But they will give only token resistance. The Islamic invitation of absolute male supremacy is strong.
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