Re:The New Road to the West's sucide and slow demise

Submitted by T.T.S (United States), May 31, 2006 at 18:53

Dear Mr.Daniel,

Thank you for your enlightening article.It is time for the Western countries to question themselves especially regarding the warm,compassionate welcome to the immigrants. With their limited natural resources and declining birthrate,it is an apparent national suicide to welcome these migrants. the would-be Immigrants either he be a Muslim or not, is not important. now.

There is no dispute with Muslim immigrants regarding their dual purposes of settling down in infidel non-Muslim lands and outbreeding the infidels so that global demographic conquest of Islam is assured.Please kindly know that although I do appreciate actions of Western governments based on humanitarian goodwill and compassion, it becomes increasingly more important to question the relevancy of multicultural idea and wisdom of it in today's time.

Here is a case in point. Let's take the example of United States which is still accepting a lot of immigrants. Although US is at the forefront of global war on terrorism,it is still taking in quite considerable number of Muslim immigrants and some non-Muslim immigrants from many parts of the world.This is an example of greatness and compassion for a leading nation like US.

But,in the long term,future generations of the country are doomed to misery and unforeseen political and economic conditions.Even now,since 9/11,the rising gas prices and oil are causing a lot of woes in daily life with more Spanish-speaking immigrants taken over all aspects of society.The future of the West and all the non-Muslim infidels,if they continue their way of ignorance and naivety and niceness,they will all face slow death and disappearance after a few centuries.

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