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To: muawiyah
>>Now why don't you just mosey on back to the Klam meeting on the hillside tonight ~ burn ya' some crosses ~ others have important work to do, so try to keep it down and not bother them.<<

The racist, bigotry, xenophobic, supremacist tantra is not effective anymore. The issue here is not about brave young men men who are fighting in Iraq, Muslim or otherwise. The issue is Muslims as a group foisting their Muslim values upon the American people.

Americans have only one place to go where they can exist within their own culture. Your Muslim friends can go to many parts of the world where their traditional culture is intact. I have seen entire American communities devastates by a huge influx of Muslim refugees/immigrants, who are quite militant about demanding their rights. And always it is the working poor American who must live with the hellish consequences of someone elses diversity agenda. The people who create the influx do not live within it.

One has only to look at the bloody conflagration that was once Yugoslavia to see what diversity brings about, especially with Christians and Muslims. Tito's disastrous diversity experiment.

regards,
risa
100 posted on 05/17/2003 5:25:15 PM PDT by Risa
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To: Risa
FYR was far from Tito's experiment. The Pan-Slav movement that resulted in the creation of Yugoslavia in the immeidate post WWI period dates back to the 1800s!

Tito had nothing to do with that.

The Balkans have always been a bit diverse ~ all the way back!

You did know, of course, that today's Irish were living in Bulgaria (part of the Balkans) nearly 3,000 years ago. Leaving the neighborhood didn't quiet them down either.

103 posted on 05/17/2003 5:40:17 PM PDT by muawiyah
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