anti what?
Reader comment on article: Deadly Denial [of Muslim Anti-Semitism]

Submitted by endangered person (Germany), Nov 3, 2003 at 15:02

Dear Daniel Pipes
Do not use the phrase "muslim anti-semitism". This will only give the tricky agents and quislings of islam the excuse to say: islam is also a semitic religion so how can we muslims be anti-semites? Better to say: muslim anti-judaism, someting that is ingrained in them through their "education". The parallels between islam and nazism are many and it is time to publish a "black-book of islam" on the line of the "black-book of communism" published in France some years ago. Communism is now proving to be a more humane democratic philosophy (in spite of all the sins and crimes of the bolsheviks) and it was a blunder on the part of the USA to equip the muslims to fight the soviets. Better they had done it the other way round. If the USA had had been a christian nation they would have remembered the "New" Testament sentence: "one who digs a ditch for someone else to fall in, he falls in it himself". Furthermore stop propagating the idea that the so-called muslim moderates are going to be of any use or consequence in saving mankind from the islamic scourge. On the contrary they act as honey-coating on a clump of poison and only make this poison more attractive, tempting and hence more devastating. Islam's long term goal is the enslavement of the non-muslims under the beduin god allah or their total extermination- as has already happened in many regions of the world during the past 1380+ years.
Set up a commission to find out whether the kuran and shariah are compatible with the US constitution and laws.

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