Ban, Deport, Isolate, Deter...and Crush Psychopathic Islamism

Submitted by Domenic Pepe (United States), Apr 21, 2007 at 14:25

Far better to ban, deport, isolate, and deter......and crush psychopathic islam everywhere.

I must say that I completely agree with the writer, Noah Wilk. Unfortunately it seems that Dr. Pipes still has not learned the lessons of history that islam has provided us. I believe that Dr. Pipes is honestly trying to maintain some optimism and hope that islam can be reformed and thus tries to make the best case for a non-existent islamic moderate movement. But it is time that we in the West admit that 1300 years of islamic psychopathology is enough. Moderate and secular islam is indeed a delusion.

We must understand that islam is a brutal oppresive force that is inherently and violently opposed to liberal human freedoms and even progress as we understand it in the Western tradition. Once that is truly understood, then it will be clear what must be done to defeat and crush the ongoing and persisting islamic lunacy before it spreads even greater problems, violence, terror, economic devastation, murder, suffering, and war throughout the world.

At the very least the power system in the US government must immediately deter the vile and corrupt Saudis, and all psychopathic islamic imams, mullahs and ayatollahs from spreading their wahabi hatred and terror through Islam and the rest of the world. The USA must open a strong and aggressive offensive against all islamic madness. Churchill understood the seriousness of the German nazi threat before 1939. We today must understand and confront the dire threat of this new evil islamic resurgence which is financed by our very own dependence on OPEC oil....the chokepoint of the world economy.

A policy to ban, deport, isolate, deter......and crush psychopathic islam everywhere is what must be implemented at the minimum.

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