But the info is indeed out there

Submitted by Noah Wilk (United States), Dec 6, 2006 at 19:13

Gerald wrote:

"But, in my view, in addition to your suggestions, we should also publicize widely the truth about their "holy book" and its "prophet" through sound research by scholars. If such information is publicly available, in the long run, Islamic terrorism will be a history just as communism."

Such information is indeed publicly available. Just check over at World Net Daily for example, where you can grab a copy of Spencer's book on Islam among others. The problem is not that the information, the TRUTH, is not out there. The problem is that Muslims refuse to accept the truth...that theirs is a psychotic, fantical death cult.

We see how Muslims respond to reality right here at Dr. Pipes' website, on the thread about Europe being overrun by Islam. The Muslims and Islamic apologists there refuse to answer clear, simple, well-stated questions if those questions cause them to question their death cult. Fanaticism breeds denial and vice versa. They do everything in their power to avoid, evade, obfuscate, and deny.

The only thing that can overcome the threat of Islam is overwhelming force. We need to show the Muslims that we will not tolerate their BS and that we will wipe them off the face of the earth if need be, without hesitation, without regret. All they respect and understand is force. We also need to take the oil away from them. We're the ones who gave them the know-how, technology, equipment, and money to drill for it and process it. Once we take away the one thing they hold over us, and then deport all of them from our countries, they'll have no choice other than to turn on themselves (good riddance) or extinct themselves (good riddance) in an unwinnable war against the West .

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