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Why is it lawful for the islamic religion to spread its hatred (i.e. Koran states that the arab race is superior to all other races) and it is acceptable for mohamed and other islamic facsits to rape young girls (as young as nine years old according to the Koran), but it is wrong to call this religion what it is -- the enemy of the human race -- the true cancer destroying the human soul!

Why is it lawful for the Islamic religion to spread its hatred (i.e. Koran states that the Arab race is superior to all other races) and it is acceptable for Mohammad and other Islamic fascists to rape young girls (as young as nine years old according to the Koran), but it is wrong to call this religion what it is -- the enemy of the human race -- the true cancer destroying the human soul!

But, but, you don't understand--it's their culture. (sarcasm off)

If one wants to get on the race 'issue.' It is quite clear that Indo-Europeans were there around 2000 BC, it is likely much earlier than that but most of the authors I have read talk in code (ie. "It is a controversial subject but it can be said that Indo-Europeans were in the area at least 4000 years ago"). I guess you don't want Tenure wiped out by the PC police.

Anyway, the entire Muslim faith may be a throwing off of millennia old Indo-European rule as Hammurabi speaks of "dark haired, skinned and eyed people that must be dealt with very harshly and then that will not even placate them."(paraphrase) This seems to indicate that he was not Arabic.

If they had been under Indo-european heels for thousands of years then culturally and perhaps even genetically they could be the antithesis of the west.

Another interesting thing to consider is the Janissaries, which were European slaves offered to the Turks as tribune every year as infants. The Turks were very clear on the characteristics of the children and made them slave warriors.

You could also cite Bin Ladens general order that as many 'white devils' be killed as possible.

There does seem to be a real race component to this but it is not spoken of very often.