Opinion from Moscow

Submitted by Daria (Russian Federation), Mar 28, 2006 at 16:26

I agree with such opinion. I live in Moscow and can't observe the falling of great christian civilization, but even russian ( about 20 mil muslim live in Russia) feel a danger. Nowadays,there are 3 places, which became the points of armed conflict between muslims and christians: The Chechen Republic, The Balkan and Israel. Soon there will be more, no doubt. Look at the modern countries of the first(!!!!) world :
-very low birth rate ( modern women prefer to live in pleasure ) ,
-unisex marriages ,
-increased barreness and an impotence as a consequence of sexual revolution ,
-children's prostitution ,
-abortions ,
-smoking, alcohol, drugs..... - illnesses and death.
-atheism and suicide... FREEDOM! Democracy!!!
What's farther? I think everybody can continue this list.

Of course, you will name the highest technology, education, culture, music, theater, the strongest modern weapon and engineering. Every single person is a value for the society.
But sad facts become the main.

Now let's look at islam world:
- very high birth rate,
- moral principles,
-maintenance of physical and spiritual health.
Who is stronger? Weapon or belief?
And what will we do with weapon and belief together ?( Ex: Iran)
Can we name such situation as a beginning of the 4 World War (after the Cold War)? Why not?
Dont forget that you are a person!!!
Dont forget God.
Dont let muslims to occupy your home without fight.
Dont think that it is appeal to take a gun and kill muslims!!! Of course, no!!!!
We should develop our mind and treat illnesses of society to be strong and capable to resist aggression.

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