Why Islam Will Control Europe

Submitted by Mike Ramirez (United States), Apr 14, 2008 at 23:48

It is becoming increasingly obvious that Europe's future appears to be headed toward Islamization. This is due, in part, to the aggressiveness of Muslim immigration, increased birth rates and political influence. However, what will greatly help Islam succeed is the complacency, denial and political correctness on the part of all host countries that have allowed European societies to become vulnerable to Islam's game plan; world domination. Realistically, all free societies, including America, are becoming just as vulnerable through their "open-door" policies that have allowed a treasonous ideology to set up camp under the protection of "religious freedom".

Historically, Islam has a known track record of being more than just a "religion". It should therefore be seriously noted that today's Fundamental Islamic-World leaders will settle for nothing less than regaining religious, social and political supremacy that Muslims once had in Europe.

In the mid 1930s, the re-emergence of Islam's goal to rule over nations was recognized by the respected writer, Sir George Bernard Shaw, who wrote: "If any religion had the chance of ruling over England, nay Europe within the next hundred years, it could be Islam." (The Genuine Islam, Vol. 1 No. 8, 1936)

What Shaw failed to indicate, however, is that Islam would not just rule over Europe as a "religion" but would rule over Europe as a Theocratic Government that will impose Shari'a Law upon the citizenry. We may have already passed a point of no return and if so I believe we will definitely see an "Eurabia" in the future with plans for global expansion. Reportedly, France is on the verge of becoming the first European country to be controlled by Islam. Perhaps this will occur within the lifetime of many readers here.

Mike Ramirez

http://Starman3000.com

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