Response to Adam

Submitted by Faqi (United States), Nov 21, 2006 at 20:18

Mr. Adam, There is a great difference between Muslims and Mexicans - as large as night and day. Mexicans do not believe in Allah, they believe in the same God that most or all Americans believe in. They have no intention of changing the US , as Muslims want to. See CAIR and ISLAMIC THINKERS SOCIETY and other Muslim organizations- their agenda goes against the accepted norms and values of our secular society. Nor are their Mexican terrorists. 99% of terrorists so far caught in the US are Muslims. Have you heard of any Mexicns flying planes into office buildings to slaughter American citizens or decapitating American citizens? Mexicans come to the US to earn a living and help their families not to terrorise, or change the status quo of the US.

It is not the Mexicans who are disrupting our society with their demands IT IS THE MUSLIMS. Let me repeat that--IT IS THE MUSLIMS. On a related topic, why should a Mexican (Christian), be subjected to the ludicrous airport controls. When was the last time a Mexican Christian blew up a plane?The only people who need to be checked are Arab/Pakistani Muslims, and it is quite clear how to identify them. This is not a question of racism, it is a question of reality and facing up to the truth. Of course most of these Muslims are innocent of any terrorist related crimes, but equally so are 100% of the Mexicans.The time has come to be honest and to stop pussyfooting. Before any muslim starts getting on his high horse, I would like to point out that in Islamic states, how sympathetic Muslims were to Christians & other believers. in many ways than one.

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