RE:Harrak....
Reader comment on item: Civil war likely in Iraq: Pipes
in response to reader comment: To Harrak, Mu'een and Bader Islam is a religion of Peace

Submitted by WeAreAllDanes! (United States), Mar 16, 2006 at 01:30

"Islam is the religion of war! ok, fight it if you can and good luck!. You will lose because you fight to live and they fight to die. Nasr -victory- or Shahada -Martyrdom."

Muslims fight to die. Westerners fight to win. You haven't met Curtis LeMay yet. Pray you never do.

"Talk Oil : reserves are under Muslim feet."

Who will extract it without western equipment? Regardless, you should be nice to us. We could just take it. After all, we found it. Instead, we're willing to pay you for it.

"A-Solar: Muslims have the Sun for 365 days year-round show me one western country with that blessing."

Solar is far too inefficient. Besides - just how are you going to build solar arrays with no advanced technology base? How are you expecting to export electricity worldwide directly anyway?

"Islam is the fastest growing religion, the most red holy book and most media covered culture."

The first two are statistically incorrect and the last is entirely due to Muslim violence.

Oh, wait - the most "red" holy book..... That could be true, as bloody as it is. Sometimes there is truth in a typo.

"you name it infidel!. You guys will have to learn how to live with Islam."

We didn't have to "learn to live" with Imperial Japan.... Keep on poking the tiger, Harrak. You are going to have to learn to live with us.

"People like myself can help you make peace and business with Islamologues..but if you refuse to make peace and business, you choices are only two: Losing or losing too much.."

Let me guess: surrender or die? You really don't understand Americans very well.

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