Mr Harkin Expresses the Great Utopian Illusion
Reader comment on item: A French lesson for Tom Harkin

Submitted by Darwin Barrett (United States), Jan 5, 2004 at 18:53

I agree wholeheartedly with your concerns. If it was not for the Qur'an, Hadiths, and Shari'a, Mr Harkin's Utopia may be a possibility. The goal of Islam is very clear and has been for 1400 years. The only thing different today, is that the Muslims have achieved a critical mass in population, and technology allows easy travel and communication. Add to that the Cash rich Arab oil economies to finance the "Struggle" and you have the recipe for a Muslim worldwide victory. I downloaded a wonderful article from Islaam.com about Living in the Land of the Unbeliever (No Longer Posted) which gives instructions to Muslims about fitting in. The object is to deceive the Unbelievers and get everything you can get to take back to Dar al Islam; everything meaning Knowledge, Technology, special rights and privilages, money, etc. Previous immigrants did assimilate somewhat into our culture, particularly those not driven by a totalitarian culture, but mostly they have modified and enriched our culture. Since the Fall of Russian Communism, the New Left Liberals have been searching for their next Anti-American, Anti-Capitalism, Anti- Personal Responsibility cause, and have jumped to the defense of the Muslims to fulfill their need to destroy America. My message to the people who are bent on destroying the American Way of life; If the Muslims or any other totalitarian culture is successful, they will get their reward, probably in the form of a slit throat or bullet in the back of the head, at least according to history.

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