"ISLAMOPHOBIA"....
Reader comment on item: CAIR Accepted as "Mainstream"

Submitted by warren raymond (Australia), Dec 23, 2006 at 18:46

"Islamophobia" an irrational fear of Islam, exists. It is very real. It doesn't only exist, it grows like a cancer. Not among us, who are coming to this website (and others) which educate and raise awareness about this absurd totalitarian belief-system called Islamism, but amongst our politicians and our pathetic MSM, which results in attacks against Daniel Pipes and Robert Spencer and anyone who tells the truth about this cult.

Those traitors among us who are infected with the virus of 'Islamophobia' are subverting our political and judicial system, they pervert our concept of right and wrong by turning this into a 'racial discrimination'-thing (which 'race' is Islam again?) The Irrational fear of these fools of being called 'Islamophobic' or 'racist' is the reason why the cult of Islam is not being exposed and ridiculed: These halfwits cause the misunderstanding of Islam to continue, which results in the spread of the cult and the building of more mosques & unhindered da'awa.

Instead of attacking Islam, these fools attack US for bringing unpalatable facts out in the open. Islam has no place in the western world. Unless Mohammedans sign up to the principles of democracy and equal rights we have every right to call for internment and mass-deportations. The spread of Islam in the western world is destroying everything we hold dear, from freedom of speech to our personal security and the safety of our children. 'ISLAM-AWARENESS'- that is what they fear most. But since turnspeak is an artform for the Mohammedans they call it 'Islamophobia'. How much longer will they get away with it? Check out 'Zarqawi' on Sheik yer'mami's blog: http://sheikyermami.com/2006/12/19/zarqawi/

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