No Shar'ia Here!
Reader comment on item: Extremists on Campus

Submitted by Steven Bloggins (United States), Jun 29, 2002 at 01:25

I am apalled at the Islamisation of our society, and the apparent ignorance of the Bush administration and lackeys all along the "chain of command" of our society, to allow this Arab hatred to promulgate at institutions of higher "learning".

I call on all Christians, Jews, Atheists, Gaians, anyone with half a sense of fairness, and compassion, to denounce these terrorists. They seek to terrorize with words.... ...words we know they are all too capable of following with evil actions.

The more I follow this "Islamist Question" the more I DO see it as a clash of civilizations. All along Africa, in the East, they are terrorizing anyone not Muslim. Well, now they want to do it here. When I go out in the street where I live, there are Hijabs, Niqab, and whatever else fundamentalist Muslims EVERYWHERE. It disturbs me. Why are we letting these people in? If they want to live this way, go to Saudi Arabia.

We must fight for our freedoms! We must raise our fists in indignation. I am not Jewish, but I my heart truly aches when I read these terrible quotes. I begin to think the only thing that these people understand is conquest....... but why is the west so fearful of WINNING a war, completely?

Instead, we just merrily bounce along, thinking it's all just "Al Qaeda" and their ilk, ignoring they are attacking our very fabric of society, wherever they can!

Daniel, please, pass some info for interested parties to send funds to help fight these people, both politically and "other ways" at home and around the world. We must support freedom, since the liberals surely don't. They all seem to want to live by Shar'ia, judging by their ignorance and complicity.

Sincerely,

Steve Bloggins.

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