Islamophobia - An Indian Perspective

I'm glad I found your blog.

I learned the hard way, that if I think YOU have to change in order to make ME happy, I could be unhappy for a long, long time. Islam is not a social lubricant, that's for sure.

The most obvious flaw in the socialist influenced democrat party, can be summed up in the words of Barak Obama. He was asked about tax rates. When confronted with the FACT that reduced capital gains tax results in increased income to the treasury. He sputtered something to the effect that that's not the point, the point of raising the capital gains tax "is to make it more fair."

I suspect, though I'm not sure, that the reason that the left feels a certain solidarity with radical Islam, aside from a common hatred for all things capitalist, Is the idea that the world will be a better place when all the infidels are equally hamstrung by the tyranny of the state.

I understand the anti-American sentiment overseas. It’s a product of the vitriol rhetoric from an agenda driven media that makes our liberal press seem like Bush supporters. The further east you go, the stronger the language.

The older generations of appreciative western Europeans are literally dying off. The replacements have little perspective and experience, and like our own youth, are easily led in any direction.

But like you, I’m mystified by older, seemingly intelligent people who ignore the facts like the ones posited by Mr. Putra.

Ciao, Tim

That is the main teaching o Islam intoerance.
Great post

I appreciate you dropping by, but more important your recent subject blog posts exposing the truth about Islam.

Runs rampant throughout the culture. Those of us willing to call it hatred have been castigated for years for our intolerance. I'm OK with that, as long as the War on Islam is won by my side.

It is what is. A system, more than a religion that seeks to dominate and rule. There is no middle ground. You either accept it and eventually become part of the system, or fight it. Those in Europe are learning the lesson and find themselves at a crossroad. The storm is brewing.