AN ABSOLUTE DEADLY TRUTH WHICH ALL THE NON-MUSLIMS ARE STILL DENYING.

Submitted by TTS (United States), Aug 21, 2006 at 01:27

Mr.Abdul Rahman's comments are totally true and unfolding in every day events which we all still refuse to accept objectively.The ignorance and naiveness of non-Muslim folks is very deep which will prove fatal in the not too distant future. Islam's warfare method is out of conventional norms of modern war techniques.It is more invisible,more advanced in strategic methods which does not require hi-tech weapons.They use manpower and a smart brain combined with skillful deception. For example,if a non-Muslim country shares borders with a Muslim majority country,the fate of that country is already sealed and doomed that sooner or later Muslims will transform parts of that country into Muslim majority lands,gradually gobbling up that country until it becomes a Muslim majority country.This is called invisible peaceful Jihad in the making.The Westerners in particular and all the non-Muslims in general,are totally naive about these things because they always hold views based on humanitarian goodwill,compassion and moral standards.They do not even bother to study about important Jihad teachings contained in Quran or the bloody history of Islamic Jihad waged throughout human history.The number of people,like Mr.Daniel Pipes,Robert Spencer,who try to wake up and educate public about this ever-growing global Islamic threat are only a few.

Western governments are still too politically correct and can not yet draw effective counter strategies and necessary tough laws that realistically deals with Islamic terrorism.There are even many who are helping these Islamists to achieve their goals.The longer we keep ignore this threat,the sooner we all the non-Muslims will lose in this struggle.

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