Comments on Citizen Warrior: The Key Point of the Whole Argument

Great post.Check out this link - I thought it migh...

2009-04-02T04:08:00.000-07:00

Great post.

Check out this link - I thought it might prove a little encouraging to those of us trying to battle Islamisation etc.

http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2009/04/muslim-who-wont-sell-pork-loses-franchise.html

After 9-11, people kept saying "why? why? why?" I ...

2009-04-01T18:22:00.000-07:00

After 9-11, people kept saying "why? why? why?" I knew why, and it's well documented here: Islamic Fundamentalists see themselves in both a defensive war (against "the West") and an offensive war (jihad) in order to make the world submit by any means to Islam (which MEANS "submit").
All the "why" sayers reminded me of Nancy Karrigan, US olympic figure skater back in the early 90's and she got WHACKED on the kneed right before slated time on the ice. It was discovered that the thug-perpetrator was hired by fellow US skater Tanya Harding. Nancy cried on the floor, "WHY? WHY? WHY?" The motivation (the why) is the same as Islamic fundamentalists:
THEY WANT TO WIN (AT ANY COST)!
Winning means converting, forcing submission, or killing all the kuffars (unbelivers). I fear they may win because as we lay bleeding on the ice we'll still be trying to "understand" them.

Those are some good points CW. I think one could a...

2009-04-01T17:20:00.000-07:00

Those are some good points CW. I think one could also make the point that if the Quran needs to be rewritten in order for people to accept it then maybe it was not really such a good book in the first place and maybe Islam is a long way from any type of truth relevant to humans.

I have begun to write about Islam more on my own site - I frequently add references to this site and to TheReligionOfPeace.com.

I have two software versions of the Quran and one paperback. I can't present much of a defensive against something I don't know well, so I read it keep notes.

jw