Islam, conquering Americans from within?

I was told by a Muslim this week, that I needed to "get over September 11". Get over it he said. I suppose he is going to 'get over' his hatred for Israel, or get over his drone-like love of the Palestinians? Right! September 11 was a defining moment for the United States but it also accomplished exactly what Muslims wanted it to accomplish. Since 9/11 the acceptance of Islam, the teaching of Islam, the tolerance for Islam has all increased in the United States.

Kurdish Media in this article says, "Today the West is being the victim of their own values, such as freedom of speech and _expression, so that Muslims are using ‘Democracy’ as a tool and taking advantage of democracy to disseminate Islam to all the corners of the world."

After 9/11 many Muslims complained that Islam had been hijacked by Fundamentalism, and many Muslim leaders and political leaders publicly dissociated themselves from radical Islam, but behind closed doors they still continue to preach against the Westerns’ values. Many Muslims are thinking that the war is against Islam, but actually 9/11 accomplished one of their objectives, the application of universal Islamic values, particularly the jihad. After 9/11 thousands of books have been published, and many non-government organizations and Islamic centers have been established to teach Islam to infidels using American tax money. Numerous conferences have been held under the Interfaith Dialogue or Rumi Organization to disseminate Islam. [snip]

According to U.S. news online, there are approximately 6 million Muslims in the United States and an estimated 1,450 mosques in the United States. Just in the Washington area there is a population of more than 50,000 Muslims including more than 30 mosques and Islamic centers According to John Esposito, a well-published professor at Georgetown University, the heaviest Muslim population live in the states of Texas, California, New York, New Jersey, Maryland Michigan Ohio, and Virginia. According to Martha Sawyer Allen, the number of Muslims soon will surpass the number of Methodists, and by year of 2010 the population of Muslim will reach more than 16 million. The estimated conversion rate among Americans is 135,000 per year. [snip]

What does Islamization mean? It means that from social, political, and cultural institutions to banking and economic operations -- all aspects of the way of life -- will bring the Islamic constitution, the Islamic code of law, to challenge the U.S. Constitution. It is a process by which the spiritual and political leaders disseminate Islam through missionary activities such as holding seminars on university campuses, opening cultural centers and charter schools, sending graduate students to study at ivy league institutions, building mosques, starting newspapers, infiltrating the most sensitive U.S. institutions such as the FBI, the State Department, and offices on Capital Hill, ... [snip]

NASA invited the Counsel on American Islamic Relation to teach sensitivity and diversity training workshops entitled ‘Understanding Islam and Muslims at NSA.’ Why has Islam become so delicate a topic and superior to all other religion that non-Muslim Americans should be trained and Islam be taught in American institutions? What about the beliefs of Jews, Christians and other faiths. Are representatives from those groups of faith been invited to discuss their faith as part of cultural sensitivity? [snip]

In the Muslim world especially in the Arab countries world, anyone who is not Muslim, such as Christians and other faiths, sometimes even different Islamic sects, as seen currently in Iraq, live in constantly fear of terrorism if they choose to stay among Muslims. Muslims have one agenda no matter what American or westerns countries do as humanitarian acts for their people because it is not enough as long as they are infidels. Fethullah Gulen, the founder and spiritual leader of a worldwide educational movement who now lives in the U.S, wants to create an alternative system to capitalism, which as many argue, will eventually die. Based on this prospect, Mr. Gulen contends that when capitalism dies, Muslims will replace it with the Islamic system. [snip]

How can Muslims be economically independent from the West? Gulen encourages his followers to get the positive things from the West, such as technology and education, and to leave the negative things, such as religion and social mores. [snip]

When Muslims convert to the Christian faith, it is considered such an offense that they are subject to being killed, and many ex-Muslims live under fear of losing their life and do not have freedom and tolerance to worship to their God. On the other hand, when a Christian converts to Islam, his transformation is praised by Muslims, and he has the right to worship and even to work in better conditions, never having to hide his real identity. Why is that? Are the West and America cowards? [snip]

Bat Ye’or, an Egyptian author, explains in detail the systematic and calculated rise of Islam in Europe in her carefully documented record Eurabia: The Euro-Arab Axis. Once Muslims got their representatives in high public offices, then this will happen. President Bush, European heads of state, and Muslim leaders have already announced that this is a religion of tolerance. Yet, if anyone wants to understand Islam, the student of world affairs must read the history of Islam noting how Mohammed spread Islam beginning with a few people all over the world. [snip]

Pope Benedict clearly defines the goal of Islam. The Qu'ran is a total religious law, which regulates the whole of political and social life and insists that the whole order of life be Islamic. The Qu'ran, as the constitution of the Muslims, shapes society in all arenas. ... Why should everyone else who enjoys freedom of _expression today have to sacrifice because of the fanatical Muslims? After 9/11 Americans are not the same; their liberty and freedom link to their security because of the Islamic fundamentalism. Americans pay taxes, supporting Muslims who still preach hatred in the mosques. Why do Americans pay for extra security measures?

Islam has the universalism agenda to dominate the whole world.

... many Muslims believe that Christians in the West and Americans in particular are responsible for the moral corruption, but as I mentioned earlier, Europe is not a Christian country because there are more Muslims in Europe than Christians. It is true that morality has decayed in Europe as well as in America, but that does not make the Bible corrupt, as Islam contends. Europe and American have moved further and further away from Biblical principles and by not practicing the heritage of Bible principles, then they have become morally corrupt. The other point related to corruption is that many Westerns or Americans do not follow the Bible, but if they do regard it as a guide to life, they make the Bible follow them because God gave them freedom, but many Westerners and Americans are abusing that freedom by violating its admonitions by turning instead to sex, drugs, family abuse, murders and so forth. The Muslim retort that the Bible is corrupt cannot be corroborated, but particularly the principle to love enemies rather than to kill them provides the line of demarcation between the faithssource

I really like articles by Daniel Pipes. He seems to really 'get it'. He asks great questions, like: "Might the American Jewish Establishment Wake to the Threat of Radical Islam?" He's not the only one asking that and similar questions, like do Christians understand the threat?. Here it is:

Sharona Shapiro, the American Jewish Committee's Michigan director, has written what might be a break-through article "Beware Youthful Dearborn's Angry Intolerance." She worries about the legions of young Islamists in the metro Detroit area. She begins by lauding the historic civility between diverse ethnic and interfaith groups – until what she heard and saw at recent anti-war rallies in Detroit and Dearborn. Shapiro recounts her experience at a Dearborn rally on July 18.

I never felt so alone in my life. I understand tensions are high in the Arab-American community. I sincerely sympathize with the deep concern for family and friends in Lebanon; I, too, worry about family and friends in Israel. Yet it is one thing to criticize Israeli policy, and quite another to compare Israeli actions to Nazi Germany's final solution that exterminated 6 million Jews. As I walked among the rally participants, several thoughts rushed through my mind. The first was how young many of them were. A whole generation of metro Detroiters — our future neighbors, schoolmates, co-workers and leaders — will remember this day forever.

Second, I struggled to come to grips with how Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah could be so glorified. Nasrallah heads an extremist terrorist group that frequently calls not only for "death to Israel," but also "death to America." Hezbollah is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers in Lebanon, and hundreds of innocent civilians. As an American and a Jew, it is difficult for me to understand why so many Arab Americans in my community venerate him and others of his ilk.

Finally, the antisemitic placards at the rally were a horrendous display of Israel as Nazi obsession. Signs compared President Bush to Adolf Hitler and equated Stars of David with Nazi swastikas; one sign read, "Israel Nazi Are the Same Thing." This ugly comparison demeans the victims, Jewish and non-Jewish alike, of Nazi genocide, demonizes Israelis, and dehumanizes those who support Israel.

Shapiro concludes, reluctantly, that "the Jewish community here should be alarmed about what the future will be like for our children, and their children, in metro Detroit. The Arab Americans' youthfulness and sheer numbers must be noted. They are learning quickly about political activism in America, and have connections with activist groups throughout the world."

Operationally, she reaches the right decision: "we cannot continue relationships with individuals who refuse to acknowledge certain fundamental realities and core values that we hold so dear." But she hopes Jews will remain receptive "to the moderate courageous voices — and there are such voices — who reach out and accept these core values. We must shore up those in the Arab American community who seek to become partners."

The United States is suffering from a bad case of stupidity. The leaders do not understand what the goals of Islam actually are. They need to study.

Christians Under Attack reports on "Mayor Meets With Muslim Leaders". But that title doesn't reveal the real story:

(latimes.com) Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa met with local Muslim leaders Sunday to apologize for not answering their e-mails about the crisis in Lebanon and pledged to

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa met with local Muslim leaders Sunday to apologize for not answering their e-mails about the crisis in Lebanon and pledged to continue efforts to be more visible in Los Angeles' Islamic communities, according to those who attended.

"It was gracious of him to say I apologize for the lack of communication," said Shakeel Syed, executive director of the Islamic Shura Council of Southern California, an umbrella group of mosques and organizations representing 500,000 Muslims.

FOR THE RECORD:
Villaraigosa apology: A story in Monday's California section about Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa apologizing to the leaders of local Muslim groups for not answering their e-mails about the crisis in Lebanon gave the incorrect name for one of the organizations. It is the Council on American-Islamic Relations, not the Council on Islamic American Relations. — (more)

All I can say is, "Wake up America!"

Cross posted at Hyscience, Freedoms Zone, and DOD Daily News

Comments

[Rastaman]

Waking up America is what our blogging is all about, and it pleases me greatly to hear on TV how effective we've become.

The 'Blogosphere' is now competing with MSM news and we are changing the Leftist tactics of the news by exposing their lies, twists and spins. Those doctored photos are a good example and gave us bloggers wonderful publicity. My own hit rate has increased about 30% just in the few days since those phony pictures were exposed.

People are becoming more aware all the time that Islam is the problem. Not "Fundamental" or "Radical" Islam but the basic religion itself.

By the way, that "Get over it" guy? You can legally post his photo and his remarks on the Internet if you do it as a news item, like, pointing out different attitudes among different sorts of immigrants, for instance, and don't suggest that any patriotic American beat the crap out of him or anything illegal like that. We do have to be tolerant of others right to free speech even if they are enemies, saboteurs or traitors. At least I think we do.....

Good post, keep up the good work

Rastaman
www.islamanazi.com

[Mujahideen Ryder]

I swear by God, Rastaman, if you think this is is a war on Islam, then you (and the people that think like you) have already lost.

God knows best.

[Mujahideen Ryder]

" It is true that morality has decayed in Europe as well as in America, but that does not make the Bible corrupt, as Islam contends. Europe and American have moved further and further away from Biblical principles and by not practicing the heritage of Bible principles, then they have become morally corrupt."

If the Bible was authentic, people would follow it.

Why do Christians not practice there religion?

Cuz there role models, leaders and governments do not.

Why do people like Rastaman hate Islam so much?

Because no matter what color, what skin, what nationality, what ethnicity, what country, we all have one thing in common: There is nothing worthy of worship except God, and Muhammad is His messenger.

It's funny how he calls himself "Rastaman", because (being from a Caribbean background), rasta ppl are peaceful people with no hatred towards anyone or any concept.

[Rawsense2004]

Hey mujahideen, if you don't know that this a war (just because people aren't acting like it), you are the one that is mistaken. I understand precisely what you mean, and I'll be waiting for you. I need some target practice.

Great post Real Truth! I like the way you did that by only writing part of it. You wrote just enough to peak someone's interest. lol. Great job. ;)

[Mujahideen Ryder]

May God guide you all.

[Stefano]

Well it depends how he defines "get over it". If it's like get over it in terms of just forget what happened, then no we can't forget it because it was really massive and it could have happened to anywhere in the world.

But if I say to someone "get over it", I would mean just do your life as you normally do just like before 9/11 but just be more cautious, be more aware on the news on terror alerts.

That's what I do anyways. I can't believe there are so many bloggers that post all sorts of things on terrorism, religion, politics, etc. If they are passioned about it then go ahead, do it. But sometimes I got the feeling they're doing it out of rage. I don't really know how to explain, but let's say we didn't catch those terrorists in Toronto and they attacked their targets. I would certainly going to talk about it for maybe a month or two or until the whole crisis calms down in my blog. But after that, I would just "move on". I would still be friends to my some of the muslims friends, still gonna talk to my step-dad and his family, etc. And I wouldn't talk about it as much to my friends and just continue to have fun, go out, doing a normal life. I just won't forgive the *individuals* who would have done it and never forget what would have happen. I'll let the government to do the rest. It's not like I do nothing, I do vote and pay taxes so I do participate.

It's just that I see a lot of Americans who are "over-doing it" the 9/11. I think that's what terrorists want also. It creates more social conflicts. To me, pissing off a terrorist is not by saying Islam is not a religion of peace, etc. It's what the youngsters are doing right now: travels by planes, taking transits, go clubbing or just hang out in downtown, etc. That's what I do and I feel good about it. Freedom.

So yeah. Don't think that I'm somewhat critisizing your blog, really. If you love what you're doing, it's all good :)

Now as for putting comments in my Live Space. I really don't know why you can't. But you're not the only one who is having trouble so I guess it's them. It's ok. I'm glad you like the new look.

Ttyl!

[Debbie]

Stephano, I think a lot of people miss the point. The reason we continue to blog on terrorism, is because 9/11 was just one event that happend to us, like Pearl Harbor happened to another generation. But there are so many terrorists these days that are doing their best to attack again. Not just attack the US but Canada, Spain, Britain, many other countries.

It is a 24-7-365 job to identify, track, and stop future attacks. We don't 'enjoy' terrorism, nor do we 'dwell' on it. But we are, as a friend of mine likes to say, Always on Watch. We can't let our guard down.

Stepano, did you see the little post I did about your blog, Bud's Broadcast Network? I hope folks will click on over.