Comments on Susan Walker's post

Submitted by Don (India), Oct 25, 2005 at 06:21

Dear Susan,

You said: "What Muslim invaders don't realize is that even if they succeed in overpowering Europe by the sheer force of numbers, their refusal to assimilate will foster the same tribal economics of scarcity they left behind. Further, In seeking to usurp the riches of the west they will choke the very economic engines that produce plenty"

I agree with you. But Muslims are not bothered about whether the economy is choked once Europe is overpowered. As long as Europe has become fully "Eurabia", as long as all the beautiful Chruchs and cathedrals in Europe are turned into mosques, as long as London becomes Londonistan, Muslims are less worried about the economy. They just want to conquer, after that Allah knows best.

Muslims are not bothered living in swamps as long as they remain Muslisms. Their religion appeals most to backward and underdeveloped communites than to the highly advanced and sophisticated Western societies. Who cares even if Europe becomes poor, overcrowded and filthy as long as it has become Islamic (look at the over populated Islamic countries. Do you hear of any "family planning"? They woudn't mind going back to the ancient times travelling by camels and eating dates like the "dear and beloved prophet" if that is what it takes to create the Umma.

They just want the old Islamic glory and after that Allah know best.
That's why we should not let this "darkness" overtake us. Just merely saying "they would choke and suffer" if they took Europe and let them have it won't deter them.
I agree with what you said, but sadly that even won't bother them

Best wishes,
DON.

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