The Islamic Killing Machine
Reader comment on item: Deadly Denial [of Muslim Anti-Semitism]

Submitted by Arlinda DeAngelis (United States), Oct 26, 2003 at 10:53

The adherents to Islam have a living breathing hatred for Jews and Americans. Some of them act on their hatred and some passively support the destruction of our societies. Under the insane practice of multi-culturalism and diversity as primary to the human condition erasing peace and world order as our goals religious hatred must be protected, preserved and allowed to florish.

Three thousand Americans were slaughtered by an Islamic belief system which fueled supported and funded an army of terrorists to attack our country, Candoleezaa Rice not withstanding. In order to maintain our dedication to a liberal world view, we constructed a new Islam. The militant or military wing which among other tactics uses terrorism and the religious part which prays ad nauseum, enslaves its population, tolerates and promotes ignorance, advocates impoverishment for its masses and supports oppressive political constructs.

Islam and the destabilizing influence it wields is a threat to world peace under the geo-poliitical theory of the liberal democratic community of nations. Multiculturalism is an anathema to that theory and the Jews and the Americans and eventually Westerm civilization are threatened under an imperialist religious system.

Freedom of religion isn't a license for government leaders and societies to fuel hate campaigns against Americans and Jews nor a license to wage a world war. If Islam is an anathema to freedom and democracy, and freedom and democracy are the only proven methods to insure world peace then Islam is a system incompatible with world order, It is a burden to the earth and should be eliminated.

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