In Response to Pay Attention To What Is Written

Submitted by Shaun (United Kingdom), Dec 5, 2009 at 05:38

Briana (United States), Dec 2, 2009 at 19:56 said...

"The text basically says if they covert to Islam or agree to sit and listen to your preachings, let them be. Otherwise, no, they are a kafir, and still eligible for ... well ... "

This is exactly right: more so - 1) One is asked to covert. If the response to this is a NO, the 2) one is asked to pay the Jizya - the tax. If the response to this is a NO then 3) expect a brutal death.

Of course most 'western' muslims going about their daily business don't include this islamic system in their lives BUT if islamification continues to progress to the extent that islamic law severely influences a nation's law (as it already does in countries such as Iran - which was not originally islamic - that's right, muslims CONQUERED the land of Persia and squeezed the life out of it) then the all-consuming nature of islam will be seen in it's true colours. (People of Iran - you are Persian, that is your true heritage - islam was forced upon your ancesters - wake up, break free of slavery). In the remote highlands of Afghanistan, the Taliban (i.e. a group of true and pro-islam practitioners) present the 3 choice system (as outlined above) to any still-free and wandering tribesmen. These nomads don't stand a chance. The is NO choice, NO freedom, NO vote, NO way out, in islam. Readers should google Apostates of Islam to read first-hand accounts ... from those that want out or, if lucky enough, have gotten out. There are many sites that reveal the true nature of islam - please, readers, open your eyes.

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