Theater Of The Absurd...That We Must Take Seriously

Submitted by Geoff (Canada), Jan 10, 2008 at 10:40

Islam is the new Communism...with a religious twist;

Islam is the new National Socialism (remember the Nazis?)...with a "sprinkle of God" in the works just to make it marketable...

The key here is that it's all the same...radical Islam is an infectious and disturbingly destructive form of politico-religious rule that embraces violence as a condition of peace...which in my eyes is a never-ending cycle of contradiction...

...just as Mohammed the so-called prophet is himself a contradiction (along with the key suggestions that comes out of this so-called religion).

I digress as usual...

Yes, muslims, as a distinct religion intermixed with certain peoples and cultures, need their space to live and co-exist alongside Jewish, Christian, Budhist etc cultures/religions and have a school...but do they want to co-exist, or they just tolerate the rest of us with their usual disdain?

If this so-called school KGIA is used (no doubt) as a veil for the spread of radical islam, then the issue must be looked at seriously...

...because big events start as harmless and insignificant --only to become a huge nightmare that we'd need to take care of later by any means available.

No one wants another communist threat, or nazi invasion of the world, but it appears that god-wanna-be's in the form of islam are once more leading us down the path of another showdown...

If our community leaders don't have the stomach to face up to the new threat of today --Islamic dictatorship- then I accuse our leaders of power impotency and blatant ignorance, very much like Neville Chamberlain who thought the Nazis were an insignificant little group that would amount to nothing...

...he was wrong.

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