Friendly advice to peaceful Muslims

WorldNetDaily ^ | 07-21-05 | Hal Lindsey

[John Filson]

That point is about to come again in response to the terrorist outrages that have been inflicted upon us by Islamic fundamentalists.

I've always admired optimists.

[A CA Guy]

Amen, expose the cancer so we can cut it out before we have to make a much larger cut on the whole thing.

[John Filson]

I think the breaking point has long passed.

[sageb1]

"When one of these attacks happens, a flood of rage will burst forth, and nothing or anyone will be able to stop it."

Renounce the tool of Satan that is Islam.

[Pro-Bush]

It is long past time for those Muslims who are not complicit with these radical Islamic clerics and their disciples who are preaching violence and hatred toward your host countries to actively get involved in exposing them.

Amen!

[k2blader]

We are a peace-loving people that are longsuffering and slow to anger. But there is an inevitable breaking point that will surely come. Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany discovered this.

I deeply appreciate Lindsey's comments.

[A CA Guy]

True, I am sick of the so called innocent Muslims that seem to conveniently shut up as all these people world wide die from their moon god's homicide bombers.

They show no interest in confronting or ending the activities of radical Islamists. At this point I think that is because the majority of Muslims approve...

[John Filson]

If they approve or if they don't have the courage to stop it, does it matter if we can't tell them apart? We're Americans. We have courage. If they don't, they're not Americans. It's a simple test.

[A CA Guy]

Lack of courage, or is it really quiet approval and enabling?

[patriciamary]

Correct,if only we could ship them all back!

[John Filson]

My point is that it really doesn't matter. If they were suitable to join us here in America, they'd have the courage to stand up against Islam's tendency toward usurping God-given and democratic/representational, sovereign rights. Why they refuse to take action is a minor issue: wanting to be here but not having the courage to defend their new land is just as reprehensible as silent treason.

[BIRDS]

I think the reality is sinking in for many that there might not be any "friendly Muslims," and that to be Muslim is to be, as per the ideology itself, intent on, well, discouraging the ability to remain alive for anyone who does not accept the Muslim ideology.

It's about time that Muslims began speaking out against/at least about terrorism by Islama terrorism/terrorists, but I still find the emphasis on all that I've read them express as being something lesser in their perceptions in everyone else, that everyone else has some burden of "understanding" and being "tolerant" about Muslims...when, in fact, they should be addressing their own kind.

The world's been hugely tolerant and understanding of Muslims. It's no one else's problem but Islamic ideology and those who are instructed by that process to demean and worse, take the lives of others not of their kind.

The problem as I see it isn't that there is not enough tolerance for Muslims but that there has been far too much of it, to the point of others walking on egg shells to avoid "offending" Muslims...out of fear that there will be some sort of militant response if some Muslim is "offended."

And that's the problem. And it's one of and about Muslims and their own community, not one of others about them. They practice a form of retaliation and destruction to and about anyone they deem is their enemy, isn't with them in belief, and that includes everyone who isn't a Muslim when carried to extremes, as terrorism has proven time and time again.

[ChristianDefender]

If the Muslim terrorists threat will go further and more emminent, statements like that of Mr. Lindsey will be more prevalent and time will come it will be every American's statement as well... i hope the muslims have foreseen that.. Hiroshima's bomb never exploded exclusively for the Japanese Imperial Army...

[BIRDS]

"...We are a peace-loving people that are longsuffering and slow to anger..."

That statement is just.not.true.

[A CA Guy]

You have a valid point.

I think they want it both ways, to claim they are peaceful and at the same time quietly cheering on the terrorists between themselves.

IMO, they show no traits of being tolerant of any other religion that is not their pagan moon god.

I think we should believe their Koran in that they want us all dead.

[k2blader]

Care to expand on that?

[ChristianDefender]

I think the reality is sinking in for many that there might not be any "friendly Muslims," and that to be Muslim is to be, as per the ideology itself, intent on, well, discouraging the ability to remain alive for anyone who does not accept the Muslim ideology. Exactly... Qur'an supports your statement...

[wildcatf4f3]

AMEN! They are not Americans.

[John Filson]

Correct,if only we could ship them all back!

We can. We need to persuade congress to develop a plan and execute it. Defending our borders is part of it. We can intern known zealots and secular sympathizers, and we can deport anyone who's an immigrant back to his homeland. The internment case has been made very well by Michelle Malkin, whose grand father fought the Japanese in the Philippines. She makes the point that many Italians and Germans were rounded up during WWII, as well as Japanese. We did it then, and we won. We can do it now. If we don't, people will die. It's as simple as that. I'm a citizen who's pointing out that it's an option that could save decent American lives. I'd like to see it put into place. I've made my case, and I'll keep making it. If a strike happens before we try this approach, I'll be able to say that I tried to help. I didn't just sit here waiting: I asked people to at least think about another option!