The Danes do not care for Islam!

Submitted by fajensen (Sweden), Mar 20, 2006 at 10:50

To the Danes Islam is just yet another fascist ideology that demands total submission, hates women and can only survive through conquest, plunder and slavery because it is dead and sterile.

Islam has nothing of value to us and we have nothing we want to sell. It is better for all parties if we just cut the "dialogue & understanding" rubbish and stick to trade instead.

But, we do not hate the muslims, instead we pity them! Their childish way of being permanently offended, the empty threats, the useless terror and the pathetic failure of muslim culture to produce a decent life for it's people. The way that 1/3 of the males end up in jail. It is sad to see, evening after evening on TeeVee. Most people put a DVD on.

The people we do hate are the "intellectuals" and the weak politicians that first permitted mass immigration and then demand that we arrange *our country* and *our thinking* according to 7'th century customs - and alien ones even - to accomodate the new arrivals peculiar sensitivities. Those people do not go to the bier-stube or the factory cafeteria; they do not realise that people are beginnning to get fed up.

Even in the 7'th century Denmark, women were more than cattle and the men were Vikings who did not bow to any god.

We liked it then, This is also the way now.

For those who are offended, I suggest that they do not seek out the offence but mind their own problems - of which there are plenty!

I also suggest that they do not so readily take money made by the sale of unclean meat and ursury.


PS:

The *real fear* here is that the islamists and the people who suck up to them, like the UN, confuses restraint with weakness. Therefore, they will keep pushing and pushing people until we finally get fed up and decide to ... Europe of all muslims. Like the year 723. ..

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