Denmark's Liberalism is the rope that will strangle it

Submitted by Steven Williams (United States), Aug 30, 2002 at 00:28

Denmark along with The Netherlands has a reputation as a "wide open" anything goes country. Denmark's wide open tolerance will be the weapon of its own self destruction.

While the Danes protected their Jewish population during World War II when under Nazi occupation, their descendants cannot protect the 6000 Danish Jews from the threat of Denmark's 200,000 Muslim "guests". If Denmark falls to Islam and the future Muslim majority imposes the Sharia or Islamic Law on the population, a second Holocaust will be perpetrated against the nation's Jewish population. Once the Sharia is imposed the following will occur in liberal, tolerant, Denmark.

Homosexuality will be outlawed and all offenders if caught will be stoned to death. Pornography will be banned along with alcohol. Abortion and birth control will be outlawed. Women will be forced into wearing the burqua and will be relegated to second class citizen status. Men and women will be segregated in school and other public places. Blond haired, blue-eyed Danes will be forced to live under Islamic Law and converted to Islam under pain of death. Everyone will bow and face Mecca. Our ancestors in the Middle Ages and beyond, fought many a bloody and protracted battle to keep the Muslim invaders out of Europe and sustain
Christianity. The secular numbskulls of today invite them in and give them free cash from the pockets of native Danes. This is done all the while while the "guests" spit on the walls, defecate on the carpet, eat the owners out of house and home while outright taking over a corner of the house for themselves. Yes tolerance and diversity is a very beautiful thing isn't it?, especially when it is practiced on people who know nothing of either.

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