DUTCHMAN WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOUR
Reader comment on item: Predicting a Majority-Muslim Russia

Submitted by Michelle5publish. (Australia), Aug 12, 2009 at 14:18

Russia needs to take a lesson from Geert Wilder, the Dutch politician who in the face of his countries Islamization is speaking out against the scourge of radical Islam. Rather than appeasing the demands of Islam, he is speaking out against its militant demands WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOUR.

Unfortunately it seems Russia is doing otherwise and has succumbed to the siren song of Obama's sweetness and light speech about Islam being a religion of peace, a force for good... blah, blah, blah...

From being initially outspoken and out in force in curtailing Islams excesses, Russians are now it seems, succumbing to dhimmitude status as second class citizens in their own country thanks to the quisling character of Obama style oratory and those who are deceived by such eloquent tirades.

Instead the free world should take note of Geert Wilder and what he has to say. With his countries growing Muslim population, the Dutch witnessed among many other atrocities, the daylight murder of Dutch film maker Theo Van Gough for his depiction of the abuse of Muslim women within Islam. Unlike Obama, this man knows first hand what he's talking about and knows that Islam must be confronted and exposed for what it is - a closed minded, brutal religious/political system that executes its extreme activities (and opponents - non Muslims)beneath a cloak of 'a religion of peace'.

This is a ruthless religion and for all it's talk of God, it knows little of the True God - because GOD IS LOVE and in Him is no darkness.
But then Jesus did say 'The time comes, that whosoever kills you will think that he does God service. JOHN 16:2

Looks like it's time to "Draw near to God and He will draw near to you. James 4:8

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