RADICAL ISLAM WILL RUN ALL OF THE WORLD,NOT ONLY MID-EAST.PERIOD.
Reader comment on item: Do Radical Islamists Run the Middle East?

Submitted by TTS (United States), Sep 15, 2006 at 01:38

Dear Mr.Daniel Pipes,

Islam, no matter what you term it radical or moderate is no doubt an ideology of hatred and conquest over everything non-islamic.The more you study Islam, Muslim mentality, its bloody history and consistent patterns of violent acts committed in the name of Islam, the more it becomes clear that Islam only encourages radical thinking and radical action.

As such, Islam will rule not only Middle East, but also all of the world in the coming centuries if the non-Muslim international community continues its deadly ignorance toward the true nature of Islam and Islamists' global agenda. For devoted Islamists, non-Muslim world or dar al-harb is to be transformed into dar al-islam by all means using all tactics of deception and skillful mobilization of various resources.

Islamization is the collective responsibility of all Muslims, either radical or moderate, living in every corner of the world. Only many more future Islamist terrorist attacks much worse than 9/11,7/7 will wake up all ignorant non-Muslim folks to the grim and deadly realities facing them. It is not too late yet if we all wake up in a timely manner. But time is indeed running out.

The non-Muslim world will turn upside down at the time when US-led NATO forces and US forces face the disgraceful withdrawal of Russians from Afghanistan as a result of unconventional war-fare of suicide bombing and roadside bombing techniques of Muslim Jihadists. When such a situation happens, international Islamists will become more emboldened and more acts of collective bullying by Muslims over non-Muslims will follow in the international scene!

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