Agree with Jay
Reader comment on article: Teach Arabic or Recruit Extremists?
in response to reader comment: USA lost it's compass

Submitted by shayna (United States), Sep 7, 2007 at 15:08

Americans have to step up to the plate now before it's too late! Seems to me far too many Americans have forgotten 9/11 and the other attacks made on Americans, not only Americans, but people world wide!

There is nothing wrong in fighting evil. In fact if you don't fight evil and tolerate it, you become part of it. If you are a good person, you should fight evil and since Islam is evil to its core, you must fight it. We can not tolerate intolerance. Good people must stand strong against Islam and do everything they can to eradicate it. Those who don't can be divided in two groups: a) those that don't know Islam and therefore tolerate it out of ignorance, or b) those who are themselves evil. During the 1930s some people realized Nazism is evil and opposed it. They were the good guys. But a great majority of people did not. They wanted to make peace with the Nazis. This lead to Hitler becoming strong and as the result 60 million people lost their lives. Those who did not oppose the rise of Nazism could be divided in two groups. One group were the idiots and the other group were the evil people who were the enemy itself. The situation with Islam is no different. Those who do not oppose it are either ignorant about the true nature of Islam or they are the enemy itself.......

My Personal note........ muslims also were involved with hitler, so we need to open our blind eyes and face the hard core fact, islam has done nothing but create caranage and death where ever they are , they have death warrants on the US and all that will not follow their sick twisted ideology. It is impossible to reform Islam but it is possible to eradicate it.

If one believes that Muhammad as a prophet of God, then one has to accept all the stupidities and the violence of the Quran. How can you reform Islam without eliminating the Quran? ...

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