I don't think they have the will

3 months ago

Here's a couple simple questions. How many new churches have been built in islamic nations? How many new synagogues have been built in islamic nations? I am sure there have been a few, however, I know for a fact that in most cases an existing church or synagogue have been attacked by the local islamic populace and most Christians and Jews live in fear of their islamic neighbors.

Whether you agree with Switzerland's ban of minarets or not, what you should be focusing on is the pure indignant and hypocritical attitudes of islamic leaders within and especially outside of Switzerland.

Iran criticized a Swiss ban on the construction of minarets on mosques, and warned of rising Islamophobia in Europe, Iranian English-language news agency Press TV reported Saturday.

Hey ayatollah how many Christians or Jews are flocking to your religious tolerance? Switzerland's has a history of remaining neutral in conflict. By stopping the minarets from being built they are trying to ensure that there remains a sense of neutrality. Switzerland's actions are actually logical based on it's recent history. So is Iran's response. The vile hypocrisy never ends. It's the poor mohammedans who are constantly oppressed by the infidel Jews, Christians, and secularists. The mohammedans have done nothing to deserve this. Switzerland's response is nothing more than a dose of Iran's own medicine.

However, I am sure you won't have to wait too long before Switzerland backs down out of fear. Fear of the mohammedans that live within Switzerland. That fifth column that exists in just about every Western country that is trying to destroy liberal democracy to be replaced by shari'a. I don't believe Switzerland has the will to stick with it. Though, I hope I am wrong.

"We are very concerned with this referendum. The reality of our societies in Europe and throughout the world is that each limitation on the coexistence of different cultures and religions also endangers our security," Calmy-Rey said during a meeting of foreign ministers of the 56-nation Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.

Here we go again. Another western nation is going to back down. This is exactly what the mohammedan expects and wants. But they don't have to rely on Switzerland.

The minister said if an appeal against the referendum is lodged at the European Court of Human Rights, it would be up to the court to decide on its legality.

What do you think the answer will be?

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