Power obsessed Islamism
Reader comment on item: Aim the War on Terror at Militant Islam
in response to reader comment: Lets call it "The war on delusional Islam"

Submitted by Bill (United States), Dec 19, 2008 at 09:28

I feel for you Hassan Khan for you are a sheep, a mere follower, and yet I'm not sure you realize it. You actually believe it is somewhow Christian and non-Islam people's fault for the atrocities radical islamists have committed over the years. Islamism and militant islamism are power obsessed ideologys that will stop at nothing to convert its followers, with the punishment for not converting being banishment or death. This is made clear by most radical Islam leaders who frequently reference the Koran and who often say that it makes Mohammad happy when an infidel is killed. Youtube these videos if you don't believe me.

This diseased religion is like any other ism-, islamism, marxism, communism; all of which have similar re-occuring themes of oppression, religious intolerance, and overall substitute dictatorships in place of democracies.

No disprespect Mr. Khan, but how can anybody justify the atrocious acts that radical Islam terrorists have committed??? Unfortunately, you, like many others, are blind to the advances that the chameleon-like Islamic religion is making and hopefully the veil will be lifted from our eyes. Wake up people, wake up, yea you, and you, wake up, people are being killed worldwide for not subjecting themselves to a particular religion....yes its really happening.... Don't be fooled by politically correct discussions or media outlets, Islamism is a major threat b/c the end goal is global domination.

PLEASE DON'T BE DECIEVED BY ISLAMISM AND PROPOGANDA, 99% OF ALL TERRORIST ATTACKS HAVE BEEN LINKED TO SOME TYPE OF RADICAL ISLAMIC LEADERSHIP GROUP IN THE PAST SEVEN YEARS. ITS HAPPENING PEOPLE, WAKE UP

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