I sincerely believe that the world has had a belly full of the Islam faith, and is becoming more and more distrustful of it every day. I am well aware of the supposed increasing numbers of adherents, but I think this may soon change, and rightfully so. There are several main religions in the world, with their various branches, sects, and names. These are Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Shinto, and the like. There are others, of course. I can think of no religion which espouses killing the infidel, promising instant paradise and 70 virgins if one dies doing so, and equally absurd promises. Buddhists are among the most peaceful people on earth. Jews have been thrust in the midst of their enemies thanks to the UN 60 years ago, and that may never be solved, but the Jewish people in America do have the lowest divorce rate, have the highest number of professionals, musicians, etc. They raise their kids well, in other words. Christians of various denominations, are never promised heaven for committing violence on someone else, or of another faith. The Muslims have gained the reputation of being violent, and having no conscience as far as other’s lives are concerned. I can think of no religion which preaches death to non-believers, and hang the method. Muslims are behind every single terrorist attack, or thwarted attack throughout the world. In England a couple of days ago, 7 British citizens, but Muslims also, were arrested for having a half ton of a potential earth shattering explosive material, similar to what destroyed the federal building in Oklahoma. Be it the Orient, Near East, Far East, America, Britain, Spain, or what have you, Muslims are terrorizing the entire world, but especially those nations which are involved in Iraq or are friendly to the US. Are they sowing the seeds of their own destruction? In America, when I see a bearded dark skinned person of obvious Arabic race, I automatically am suspicious. Everyone in the entire world is! We mostly reap what we sow. This is a hell of a way to win converts to a faith, it seems to me.
