As I looked around the room, I saw people who retained much of their former culture, but also embraced American culture. I have no problem with these people. I welcome them to this country. Almost every culture that has moved to America has done the same thing — Irish, Italians, Japanese, Koreans, Buddhists, Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Taoists, atheists, etc. — they bring their own culture, but also enjoy what's good about American culture. They are all welcome here.
But the political ideology of Islam is dangerously domineering. For that reason, it is not welcome. Among its core tenets is a mission to make Islam the dominant religious and political system wherever its believers live, using peaceful means if possible and violent means if necessary.
The Thai students may retain some of their former culture, but they do not try to impose it on anyone else. They don't protest or riot if anyone does something their culture disapproves of. They don't sue people or assassinate them if they criticize Thai culture.
I'm not a racist or a xenophobe. I enjoy people from all cultures and religions, except those who are committed to eliminating all other cultures, religions, political systems, and ways of life but their own — a principle that is not only part of Islamic doctrine, it is Islam's prime directive.
Citizen Warrior is the author of the book, Getting Through: How to Talk to Non-Muslims About the Disturbing Nature of Islam and also writes for Inquiry Into Islam, History is Fascinating, and Foundation for Coexistence. Subscribe to Citizen Warrior updates here. You can send an email to CW here.
The women of Thailand look so much friendlier than Arabian, Turkish of North African. The first live a life long of beauty and grace, the second have to hide in a burqa, and it is very hard to hide a big butt and a moustache.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for your effort in awakening people to a grave danger that could well prove to be America's undoing. I have been making the same claims you make in your statements for years! The people most committed to noble ideals (in their minds only) have called me not only a racist but a bigot as well. (I merely agree with them, citing that I'm also bigoted against the Nazis.)
ReplyDeleteAgain, I applaud your comments and place the highest value on your examples!
Pubdub-New Hampshire
The fundamental American precept is found in the Declaration of Independence:
ReplyDelete"We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed with certain unalienable Rights, that among these Rights are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness . . ."
Americans unite to defend each person's life, liberty, and property.
Any who oppose these fundamentals are enemies.
ReplyDeletePlease correct me when I make bonehead errors.
". . .that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, . . ."
The above main article contains the words “The political ideology of Islam…” This should be elaborated on.
ReplyDeleteFor example, one misconception that many Westerns have is that of the term used in the West which is “political Islam.” That term is nonsensical and redundant as well as unknown in the Islamic world
Therefore it needs to be made clear as to why that Western term is nonsensical and redundant. As explained by two statements.
First, as for that term being nonsensical one devout Muslim who, truly, proclaimed “Islam is Islam.”
Second. as for that term being redundant, has been well explained by none other Ayatollah Khomeini who declared” All Islam is politics.” [1]
[1] THE ISLAM IN ISLAMIC TERRORISM by Ibn Warraq page 332