Moderate Muslims...?

Submitted by Howard (United States), Apr 17, 2007 at 10:57

Moderate Muslims are the ones who do not understand Islam. How can he become a moderate Muslim and what is his authority to become moderate? You have to understand the Islamic goal:

DOMINANCE ALL OVER THE WORLD THROUGH ANY MEANS.

IF YOU DO NOT GET THIS, THE MUSLIMS WILL PROGRESS UNTIL THEY TAKE OVER.

They are very moderate when weak and few, but once they increase in number they want to take over. Look what is happening in Europe and Canada. Look what is happening here in the States. Three days ago, a man from Pakistan purchased a whole city by the name of Lahore in Virginia to build his own city with mosques and every thing. This is here in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

They are taking the United States one city at a time. Chicago almost gone/; Deerborn MI almost gone, the whole State of Wisconsin almost gone, Houston Texas almost gone., Orange County California amost gone.

Wake Up guys and smell the coffee. The Muslims know exactly what they want: take over the USA and then it will be easy to take over the rest of the world and they will if the US citizens do not stop this invasion.

Daniel Pipes, when you go to lecture about Islam, you are rudely interrupted by the most educated MODERATE MUSLIMS.

...YOU ALL TALK ABOUT A SUBJECT THAT YOU HAVE NO CLUE ABOUT. SAUDI ARABIA IS A FRIEND? THIS IS A JOKE. PAKISTAN IS A FRIEND? THIS IS A JOKE. THEY ALL, ALL ,ALL WORK AGAINST US TO DESTROY US.

WHEN 9/11 HAPPENED, THE MODERATE MUSLIMS WERE DANCING IN BROOKLYN, NY. THERE ARE MUSLIM MERCHANTS IN THE USA ON OUR SOIL.

KEEP ON DREAMING UNTIL YOU GIVE THEM THE COUNTRY AND THE WORLD

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