Comment on Islamist in the Courtroom: An invitation to Dr.Pipes

Submitted by Jaisingh Thakur (India), Jul 21, 2007 at 02:00

Dear Dr. Pipes,

The idea suggested by Misiao that you should visit the top universities of the West to educate the student community on the great danger that Islamo-Fascism poses to their society is full of considerable merit. However, in my view, follow as I do, certain sections of the European press, and the books written by certain authors, European society is already aware of the danger that they are most certain to face in the years to come from this supposed "religion of peace", which happens to be the fastest growing religion, which, in other words, means that muslims are the greatest and rapid breeders, and that they seek to make up with quantity what they most definitely lack in quality. Dear Sir, it is my most humble contention that you should, instead, visit a country like India, where, despite the fact that they have already been duped of their territory by the scheming and self-seeking politicians, the Hindus are given liberal doses of such inane medicines like "Hindu-Muslim Bhai-bhai" (Hindus and Muslims are brothers), by our despicable ruling classes in the vain hope that they remain shielded from reality for as long a period as possible so that they continue enjoying their power and pelf !

The tragedy is that the majority of the people seem to be believing in this selfish and utterly self-destroying propaganda launched by the leftists on the one hand and the pseudo-secularist rulers on the other.! India needs such frank, fearless ,erudite and objective writers like Dr.Daniel Pipes to educate her on the danger she faces and the ways in which she can overcome it.

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