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When I saw how the owner of a store I shopping at in Bergen treated a Muslim customer as if he was some strange Martian,shortly after the 9/11 attack in America, I told a Muslim acquiantance of mine , that the day is coming when no Muslim will be able to walk the streets anywhere in Europe. And it seems rather strange, given its long history having to defend itself against repeated attacks for over 1200 years from the sons of Allah, that today Europe has chosen appeasement rather than unwavering and frank confrontation with stated goal of existential Islam: by what its leaders call "Immigration" JIhad, and "reproduction" Jihad as the first wave in an ongoing war to force by blood, beheading and Sword all of Europe to submit to Sharia law. So-called moderate Muslims try to argue their religion has been hijacked by the extremists Jidhadists, however if you use the teachings of the Koran as a basis for legitimacy or illegitmacy, you cant show that the moderate Muslims peaceful claims are legitimate, and you can show by the teachings of the Koran, that they Jihadists are wrong.

by sallysees on 2011-11-30 18:39:09

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