Islam and the West
Reader comment on item: Iraqi Journalist Dispels Myth that ISIS Has No Ties to Islam

Submitted by RS, Feb 11, 2016 10:24

Sad to say, but let's face it. Since the death of their prophet in 632 CE, the whole of the Middle East, North Africa, parts of Africa, Asia, from Turkey to India and parts of Southeast Asia and the Far East have come under the domination of islam. Prior to its conquest, Afghanistan and the whole Central Asia was predominantly Buddhist and Christian Nestorian. Saudi Arabia does not allow, as of 2016, any Christian churches nor Hindu or Buddhist temples and this country is considered an ally? Are our governments lying to us? Do we really want our children and grandchildren to live this way? If we cannot live in peace among ourselves, if islam wants to eradicate their so called non-believers from the face of the earth and install a totalitarian islamist caliphate, then let them live on their own before it is too late.


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