Radical Islam is not the cure
Reader comment on item: Radical Islam as Its Own Antidote[, Argues Reuel Gerecht]

Submitted by Dvora H. (United States), Jun 26, 2005 at 19:03

Fascist Ideology, of which I believe the radicalized Saudi version of Islam is, and which is just like or akin to Nazism, is something that appeals to an affected personality.

Just by the nature of the Beast, which appeals to those affected with Anti-Social Personality Disorder, it makes sense that Radical Islam is not the solution, but the fuel that continues to keep it going, and justifying slaughter individually and or on a grand scale.

To the best of my knowledge, I am the first person to diagnose and observe families who are affected with one or more affected persons in their lineage.

After 4 generations of observation, each family degenerates, each generation becomes worse than the previous generation, increasing in hostility, fabrications of conspiracy theories, and willing to kill at a much younger age. Sometimes, they almost sound rational, but they are insane. Completely and irrevocably insane.

Radical Islam can never be the solution, it can only be the problem.

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