Friendly advice to peaceful Muslims

WorldNetDaily ^ | 07-21-05 | Hal Lindsey

[ChristianDefender]

That statement is just.not.true. Huh? can you explain this?

[processing please hold]

They're only peaceful muslims because they don't have the numbers yet in other countries to show their true feelings. When they have the majority in those countries...God help us all.

[John Filson]

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

Either that or they want expensive ringside seats to the conflageration, which they hope will happen in someone else's neighborhood. They're so used to "getting lucky" that way, what with their role in mideast turmoil.

We had a decent country before this. We must get it back.

[ChristianDefender]

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. Indeed... and BTW Michelle is beautiful...:-)

[John Filson]

Very easy on the eyes!

[ChristianDefender]

Ping... SOP for all Christian countries.. never have a snake as your pet, 'coz when it grows you will be the prey...

[squirt-gun]

It is a fact that all terrorists are muslims

The muslims who are not terrorists don't seem to care

Therefore all muslims are complicit in these crimes against humanity

[tjwmason]

It is a fact that all terrorists are muslims

The I.R.A., ETA, the Red Brigades, the Unabomber....

Just because we have a real battle to fight does not excuse intellectual sloppiness. There are many enemies of our way of life around the world, many of those descend to terrorism; just because the greatest threat currently comes from Islamists does not mean that all threats come from Islam.

[zip]

"A Must Read" ping.

[BIRDS]

Well, terrorism, for starters. I haven't seen evidence of Muslims being "peaceful people...slow to anger," and yet I have seen evidence to the contrary.

Terrorism as an emotional response from Muslims is less unusual than many have been led to believe and it's ideologoically based.

[John Filson]

It looks like you've been bombed into submission: you'll accept Muslims who may or may not kill you because you're "used to it."

[BIRDS]

Excuse me? What's the point of writing something like that?

[ChristianDefender]

You're right about that... i think being 'peaceful and slow to anger' should apply to the christians.. but im afraid recently, im struggling with being slow to anger...

[Kozak]

I heard a comment ( I think it was Hugh Hewitt) who stated that the muslim world had better hope the US does not " Go Roman" on them, because if we did it would on a greater scale then the Romans. Made me start thinking in terms of Carthage and the Gauls.

These fools must be made to realize they can hurt us, but we can utterly annihilate them. All that prevents that is our own restraint. And that is not an endless or renewable resource

[CarrotAndStick]

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.

How often we notice these "silent majority", "peaceful" Muslim types, who don't do a thing to condemn acts of dastardly violence against the "infidels", but get all loud-mouthed they go in for protests on streets for Muslim "causes" ("causes" which are most often at the expense of the "infidels").

Did I hear thousands of Muslims squeam about the "Koran abuse"(oxymoron, really)? Then why the deafening silence over the bombing of the Bamiyan Buddhas?

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

Round up all the Muslims in the country and put them in internment camps for the duration.

[John Locke]

I say this with a heavy heart, but as one who grew up in Dar al-Islam I fear that what Hal proposes simply will not happen.

All Moslems are taught that their first spiritual loyalty is to God, but their first temporal loyalty is to the Umma, the Moslem people as a whole. This is very powerful conditioning, and therefore hard to break. Moreover, Moslems in non-Moslem countries almost always seek out their own kind, and form an inner, closed community. There is not only a psychological barrier to "exposing" members of the community, there is a great personal risk.

If, as another poster says, the cancer is to be removed, then it can only be done from the outside; I feel most of the closed Moslem communities are closed also to the reasoning in these posts. The alternative - and for me at least it is a very thinkable alternative - is the solution imposed by their Most Catholic Majesties: expulsion of the whole community.

The swamp will never expel the alligators. We either hunt them down ourselves, or drain the swamp.

[capt. norm]

"I fear that we have only awakened a sleeping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve."

I think Yamamoto sized us up pretty well.

[Kozak]

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

He's referring to the United States with that comment, not the Muslim world.