"Breeding Like Mosquitos"

Submitted by Lactantius Jr. (United Kingdom), Mar 2, 2007 at 08:57

Dr Pipes politely refers to the biological expansion of Islam, because of the greater birthrate of Muslims. Faraj Ahmad Najmuddin – ("Mullah Krekar") the Iraqi Kurdish leader of Ansar al-Islam, or the Supporters of Islam, in Norway, describes it less politely as "Moslems breeding like mosquitos." Islamic Scholar: "Osama bin Laden Should Lead Islamic State" . "We have no fear of the Western mindset. It can never be victorious.

In Iraq the two sides are facing each other. On the side of Islam are men who love death and are willing to become martyrs for their beliefs. On the other side are soldiers who fight for a 1,000 dollars a day. The number of dead American soldiers are proof of defeats. In Afghanistan the same thing is happening. From 2001 to 2004 five suicide attacks occured. In 2005 it was 17.

While the US and their allies are becoming smaller, Islam is expanding the front. And the reports from Guantanamo tell the same story. There they try to rip the faith our of the Moslems' hearts. They fail. In Denmark they printed those cartoons, but the result is that the backing for Islam increases. I and all Moslems are proof of this. You haven't managed to change us. We are the ones who will change you. How? Look at the development of the populations in Europe where Moslems are breeding like Mosquitoes.

Every western woman produces on average 1.4 children. Every Moslem woman in the same countries produce 3.5 children. In the year 2050, 30 percent of the population of Europe will be Moslems. ..." Faraj Ahmad Najmuddin – ("Mullah Krekar") the Iraqi Kurdish leader of Ansar al-Islam or the Supporters of Islam, in Norway, where he has had refugee status since 1991.

See:- "Krekar Threatens Norway" Aftenposten 6th.September 2005

http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1109447.ece

Lactantius Jr.

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