[JohnHuang2]

Friday, December 5, 2003

Quote of the Day by UCANSEE2

[cyborg]

Glad he wrote this article. Many were quick to jump on the islamofascist bandwagon with out facts or knowing people. Sometimes people need to be straightened out with sanity.

[america-rules]

These numbers don't add up because there are a few million Black Muslims in the USA !

[tkathy]

I am a little suspect of these numbers, for some reason. Whatever, recent Arab immigrants need to speak up loud and clear against the mass murderers. I sure don't hear much of anything.

[A. Pole]

I know why most Arabs come to this country. They come to escape Islamic persecution in the Arab world. They come for the freedom America affords. They come for opportunity. But most of all they come for a life away from the brutal reality of Islamo-fascism, which dominates the Arab nations. How do I know this? I know from personal, anecdotal experience. I know why friends and family members came here. But I also know because the statistics offered by the Census Bureau demonstrate it. What am I talking about? While Islam is the overwhelmingly dominant religion of the Arab world, only 23 percent of the Arabs in this country are Muslim. That statistic speaks volumes. Even after the latest wave of emigration from the Arab world, 77 percent of Arab-Americans are non-Muslims – mostly Christians.

Bump.

[Gritty]

It's good somebody is speaking up about this phenomenon.

There is heavy religious persecution in this world. Much of it is against Christians, and most of it takes place in the Islamic countries, now that Communism is "dead".

[gaspar]

This is an article that is long overdue. The same scenario has been replicated in South America where the percentages, I would submit, are about the same. However, in the last two decades South America has become the place of choice for Middle East Muslims. Similar to the United States, in the South American melting pot the Muslims do not melt. Worse, there is a Muslim stratum, a ruthless criminal element that threatens economic and social stability, and it is growing exponentially.

[gubamyster]

ping

[rmlew]

I don't trust any Near Eastern Christian or Jew who calls himself an "Arab".
The term "Arab" mean nomad. As a political/ethnic term it reffered to the Nomads of the Hijaz (Mecca and Yathrib/Medina). These Arabs unified under Mohammed and Islam and murdered, raped, pillaged, and expelled their ways through the Jewish and Christian peoples of the region. The pagans were foreceably converted. The Arabs then practiced the same as they conquered Yemen, Persia, the Levant, North Africa, Spain and Turkestan.
The central area around the Hijaz- the Arabian penninsula, Mespatamia, the Levant, and much of North Africa- slowly became Arabic in nature. The regions further away from Arabia became Muslim, but not Arab. The Pagans were all converted (a few hundred Yezhedi remain in Mesopatamia) while the Christians and Jews were only strongly pressured to do so.

At any rate, the non-Muslims who call themselves "Arabs" are accepting teh culture that has oppressed them since the 620's. They have gone through a Stockholm syndrom.
The Jews, Phonecians, Copts, Chaldeans, Assyrians, and others belong to cultures far older than the one cobbled together by the Mohammedans.