Even if not a Bible or Torah believer, I want more to support Isreal and to realize the threat of Islam

Submitted by Mike Conlon (United States), Mar 19, 2016 at 23:48

Mike,

While I happen to share your religious take, I want as many as possible, even those who aren't Bible or Torah believers to support Israel and to realize the threat of Islam. I don't criticize your choices, but I recommend to people who discuss this with me to both minimize any religious suggestions, except for those involved in educating them about a few basics that should show most the threat.

For those who dont that that threat from this presentation of a few check-able basics, going over them should at least leave them in a new place. In this now mental place, they reluctantly admit that even if they dont like Trump, and think that his "Muslim Immigration Pause" is either Racist or Xenophobic, that it is not that simple and that questionable answers deserve questions. And that simple nonsense that both Bush and Obama, and both crews supporting each President all say, about Islam being a religion of Peace is nonsense.

The few facts to give? Include the injunction to spread Islam by force, to sneak it into a country by stealth if that works better, to break agreements or in general lie if that advances Islam, to allow Christians and Jews to live, but to treat them as Dhimmi, and explain that lower class idea. And that while Jews are supposed to be accepted, many antisemitic elements in the Koran lead many Muslims to be overtly anti Semitic.

I stop there as going further wouldn't be brief. Also, I dont have such a short set of facts worked out. Writing this post gives me the idea, and that prompts me to assemble such a list and include links. I have done a similar thing on another site that I post on a lot, and I think links to respectable supporting material adds weight to a post.

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