Inability of Forces Representing Freedom to Team Up
Reader comment on item: Bibliography – My Writings on the Danish Cartoon Controversy

Submitted by Shivkumar Singh (United States), Feb 5, 2006 at 18:16

It is unfortunate that in the whole Danish Cartoon Story, the free forces of the world did not effectively team up. This is making it possible for Muslim Nations to gang up and bully the small Danish Nation. The inability of free forces to provide a united front is helping the Islamist forces to terrorise those who question Islam with murder and stiffle open debate on Islamic ideology thus ensuring the supremacy of Fascist Islam.

Free world must realise that the Islamic Villain is hiding under the camouflage of religion and is carrying out sniper attacks on innocents. It is essential to realise Islamism as the totalitarian evil it truly is.

For moderating Islam it is essential to critically examine both Quran and Mohummad. Only with critical study of Quran and Mohummad Muslims will realise that "Emperor (Islam) has No Clothes". Islam will get understood for what it is; self serving totalitarian ideology which makes it possible for men with totalitarian impulses to carry out evil acts in the name of God.

Every right thinking person should come out strongly on the side of Danes. It is unfortunate that the Western nations and non Islamic democratic nations like India are not coming out strongly for freedom. If they do everyone including Muslims will benefit as that will be a first step in boxing in the terrorist ideology. Moderation in Islam is never going to come out by itself. Open and Free Societies will need to push Muslims to moderation. In the war against Islamic Terrorism, it is necessary for at least the non-Muslims in free nations not to live by Islamist rules.

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