You must be confused.

Submitted by Right of Center Filipino (Philippines), Sep 19, 2006 at 06:50

Wait, hmm. That sounds familiar. Oh yeah! Weren't you just describing what you barbarians did and are still doing in India, Afghanistan, Indonesia, in the Middle East and the rest of the world, just replacing the word muslim with Christian? Yes I have to admit the Cross has been identified with many atrocities throughout the centuries. But as I said in an earlier comment the faithful repudiated the un-Christian things the Church was doing in our name. That's why we had the Reformation, The Enlightenment even the Renaissance. We questioned the wisdom of our priests and held them accountable.

This cannot be said of mohammed's children who enshrine the traits of intolerance and religious authoritarianism. Who believe that the stifling of dissent and other points of view are "allah" given rights. Who believe that the murder and subjugation of the "other" are holy duties that must be accomplished. This attitude cannot be changed since it's in the orthodoxy of islam. Holy war and violent confrontation were always the meat and drink of muslims since their inception and it will be that way for a very long while.

Time though is not on Humanity's side. With the creatures of islam damending more and more concessions for their twisted ideology, civilization is on the brink of collpase. We, the right thinking people of the world, must wake up and confront this aberration and consign it to the dustbin of history as was done with communism.

The agressors must be stopped. The confusion they spread has to be combated. And as long as there are right thinking people there is still hope.

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