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Submitted by Peter, Scotland (United Kingdom), Jul 6, 2009 at 18:01

I don't really say much on these boards but what I do say I feel I am repeating the same message in regards to Islam, the USA and my homeland I love to call Scotland.

What I see happening worldwide is the slow burning python of Islam. A religion that is creeping across all borders and all people with one aim of subsequently, silently squeezing the life out of all other religions until only Islam remains.

Islam is employing the same tactics and methods as what the Roman Catholic Church has practiced (quite successfully) in Scotland over the last two hundred years. Two centuries ago there were barely a hundred Roman Catholics living in the City of Glasgow but now in 2009 there is over 400K which is about half the population of Glasgow. Within our city they have taken over the politics, the media, the arts, the legal system and the education system. Within Glasgow the Roman Catholics would rather fly a foreign flag (EIRE) and most hate the sight of the Union Jack. Our national anthem (God Save the Queen) is jeered and booed at out soccer matches (2008) and this situation is tolerated and accepted.

Back in March 2009 there were angry scenes between anti-war protesters and bystanders during a homecoming parade for 200 soldiers returning from Iraq. About a dozen anti-war protesters shouted "terrorists" and held placards saying "Anglian soldiers go to hell" and "butchers of Basra" as ­soldiers from the 2nd Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, known as the ­Poachers, paraded through Luton town centre. Now this shameful act by so called British subjects got weeks and weeks of press coverage throughout the UK due to the repulsive nature of their protest and the arrest of two individuals.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/mar/10/two-arrested-army-protest-luton

Now I want to direct you to a mere nine days ago when Glasgow's had its very own and first Armed Forces Day in George Square on the 27^th June 2009.

This day which was organised to honour our war dead from conflicts of past and present was disrupted by a couple of hundred Irish Republican protestors (Scottish Catholics) who starting chanting sectarian abuse at our soldiers and past war veterans.

The Police were forced into closing off an area adjacent to George Square, where running battles ensued resulting with the Police eventually arresting 13 People, including one woman. Now this is equally and if not more sickening than the Luton protest but with very little media interest in Scotland never mind the UK. Only in Glasgow where there is a large support for Irish republicanism by the Glaswegian Roman Catholics could this happen.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/jun/28/violent-protests-soldiers-parade-republican

In Scotland the Roman Catholic religion is entitled to so much attention, appeasement, endless publicity and special privileges such as the only state sponsored schools where religious apartheid is encountered on a daily basis. The RC Church also work hard to portray that Scottish Roman Catholics are oppressed, disenfranchised, and the victims of discrimination and hate crimes.

I hope you can now see where I am going with this because as the Islamic python takes a grip there is a point of no return. I feel Scotland have sleep walked over the last two hundred years but today America and the World can learn from Scotland past and in particularly learn from the current Scottish situation. The USA must take the lead (as it always does) as Islam tries to restrict our customs of the free world and stop trying to appease a religion that won't be appeased as they only know one way, which is their way. Good Morning America you must waken to this beast.

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