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The more I read, the more I study. . .

I have come to the conclusion not just that Islam is antithetical to western liberal democracy, but that it is ultimately an existential threat to it.

Because of the Hadith and the Koran, we cannot conduct good faith negotiations with Islamic nations or peoples (because how could we ever know they were truly sincere when lying to infidels is encouraged?). The only thing they seem consistent with is murder. We can never believe them, we can never trust them, and the only way to protect our ideals is to ensure they never rise to power or gain leverage culturally, politically or otherwise in the West.

Sam Harris, author of End of Faith, said something to the effect of, "if someone tells you that they will kill you, have a long history of doing the same, what should you do? It is reasonable then, to kill them before they can do you harm." That's paraphrased mind you, but I'm working from memory.

We just got back from Europe where they don't have oceans to separate them from the Middle East. I wonder how long they'll last.

I'm looking forward to the day oil runs out and the intellectual and spiritual slaves find themselves back in the desert beating their wives and buggering each other.

my .02 cents.

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