The recent Swiss referendum that bans construction of minarets has caused controversy across the world. There are two ways to interpret the vote. First, as a rejection of political Islam, not a rejection of Muslims. In this sense it was a vote for tolerance and inclusion, which political Islam rejects. Second, the vote was a revelation of the big gap between how the Swiss people and the Swiss elite judge political Islam.
Read the article at Christian Science Monitor.

written by Parviz , December 05, 2009
Mosques and often minarets are built even in small towns and villages in the US, one is in my own neighborhood. I wish people all over the world would wake up and stop this imposition of Islam on folks who don't want it. How far does political correctness have to go to cause the average person to say, enough is enough... how much can ordinary folks stomach in the name of freedom of religion ? why is our right to say NO is not important ?
written by kope , December 05, 2009
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written by duh_swami , December 05, 2009
In reality, there is no political Islam...There is only Islam acting politically...
The idea that there are two Islams, one religious and one political is faulty...There is only one Islam...To try and split it up is blasphemy if you are a Muslim, and error if you are a kufr...What kufr people in Europe are reacting to is 'invasion'. No nation appreciates an invasion of hungry, demanding people, often violent and criminal, who show up and try and take over...The Swiss rejection of the minaret symbolizes the Swiss rejection of Islam...Round em up, ship em out, may be coming...
written by saladin , December 05, 2009
Mosques are sprouting up all over europe,many with 1000s of worshipers.
I see no need to fret as we have the upper hand against the Islamophobes.
written by berq to nsc , December 05, 2009
written by duh_swami , December 05, 2009
I see no need to fret as we have the upper hand against the Islamophobes.
If it's not a big deal, why are so many Muslims upset about it?...
A scientific principal saladin...The tide comes in, and the tide go's out...There may be many of you 'in' at the moment, but soon that ever present tide will turn...
You will eventually have to use massive force against your kufr hosts, who will grow more resentful, and dangerous, as you move in...You will fail with this in Europe, and especially in the US, where the 'armed, dangerous, and unstable 'right wing' citizens will get fed up with your crap. Even immigrants from Mexico will turn on you...They are mostly Catholics and will also tire of your crap.
Even the skinhead, Nazi's will oppose you when they find out you want to rape their kufr sisters. Your idea of having the upper hand is an illusion caused by reciting the Quran and praying too much...Your internal vision is distorted, and you seem to suffer from cognitive dissonance...Allah does that to a lot of believers...I don't think you are ready for apostasy, but you should think about it some...rlmlq
written by Archpagan , December 05, 2009
written by saladin , December 05, 2009
" but soon that ever present tide will turn... ",crap?
C`mon,even you degenerates must be having doubts now.
The people aint gonna follow no neo nazi scum.
Our days are numbered,everday is a Islamic day for us.
written by duh_swami , December 05, 2009
My condolences...That must be very painful...
written by Tom Billesley , December 05, 2009
Already immigrant muslim communities are fragmented racially, tribally and by sect (the Ummah is a joke). Muslim families within those communities are riven by the stress of generational cultural differences. Muslims are obsessed with the growth of "Islamophobia" when in reality what discomforts them is their own growing fears that within a generation or two they will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
written by Kohi , December 05, 2009
written by Mulhid , December 06, 2009
written by saladin , December 06, 2009
PS Kohi, "muzzie turd oh this is a woman telling you this!",that makes sense,there was always a whiff of PMT about you.
written by Tom Billesley , December 06, 2009
Most muslims are quite irritated by having to discuss anything with a woman on equal terms.
Why do you think that the top foreign policy jobs in the west were given to women? (Hillary Clinton for USA and Cathy Ashton for EU).
written by Tom Billesley , December 06, 2009
Islam exhorts muslims to wage jihad against all of us in the Dar al-Harb, until we are dead or submissive. Thus violence is an inherent characteristic of Islam.
Any criticism of Islam is met by muslims with a claim to victimhood and, however even a measured and constructive criticsm is decried as aggression. Muslims just don't get it. Freedom of religion in the west is freedom to choose a faith and to worship without penalty, not freedom from being offended by the free speech of others.
Nobody is calling for war in the way that bin Laden does. The "war on terror" was provoked by an attack that killed thousands of American citizens on American soil. The last country from which a similar attack was launched received surprise visits by Little Boy and Fat Man in August 1945. Taleban/Al Qaeda has not been targeted in this way - instead some Predator drones are being used to give the US response to the attack a more "personal" touch.
Nobody is calling for Nazi like policies. If we took that track, we'd have to recruit muslim battalions into the Waffen-SS as Hitler did in Bosnia, and invite the Grand Mufti from Al-Kuds for an extended stay to discuss common policy on the "Jewish Question".
written by Kohi , December 06, 2009
LOL like you have ever been with a woman and not little boys/girls that your MO loved so much?
written by HARKAT UL JIHAD EI KAFIROON , December 07, 2009
scrrew pisslam death to pisslam.
written by machmoed elchalid , December 07, 2009
Indeed..islam is politicall cause of dien (religion) wadawla (nation/land) cannot be sepperated. IN Islam these two go hand in hand. Turkey is the only islamic nation that has devided these dien wadawla and the whole world knows Turkey is ahead in almost everything when we compare it to other islamic countries. Turkey has devided these in 1924 by Kemal AtaTurk. If it was deveided earlier Turkey belonged now to european union....but they were invected too long.
written by saladin , December 07, 2009
If i didn`t know better,I would have sworn Auschwitz was in Arabia.
Six million jews died at the hands of Europeans,not muslims.
written by lw1 , December 07, 2009
written by Tom Billesley , December 07, 2009
It appears to be a response to something imagined rather than real.
Yes, both Arabs and Hebrews (biblical Israelites) are semites. That's a racial/ethnic thing, not a religious thing. By religion most Arabs are muslim and Hebrews. apart from a tiny Samaritan element, are jewish.
Anti-semitism was a term coined when the people suffering were Jewish and by usage has become inextricably linked with anti-Jewish prejudice. I have never seen it used in an anti-Arab sense or a combined anti-Arab and anti-Jew sense.
That millions of European Jews were murdered in what is commonly termed the "holocaust". That they died at the hands of European non-Jews is not generally denied or celebrated; in fact it is solomnly commemorated. At the time it was happening, the perpetrators attempted to keep it a secret because they knew it was a shameful criminal act. Today the holocaust is denied only by a lunatic fringe. In some European countries holocaust denial is a criminal offence. There remains a strain (?stain) of anti-Jewish
prejudice in European politics that is quite a separate issue from anti-Zionism.
The Grand Mufti Haj Amin el-Husseini, after the failed Arab revolts against the British in Palestine (1936-1939) and Iraq (1941), fled to Germany a wanted man. Showing gratitude to his hosts, he travelled several times from Berlin to Bosnia, where in 1943 he recruited Bosniak muslims for the Handschar division of the Waffen-SS which under German command went on to slaughter 90% of Bosnia's Jews. A condition the Mufti set for his help was that after Hitler won the war, the Jewish population of Palestine would be liquidated and that Eichmann should send one of his assistants to Jerusalem as an advisor. The Grand Mufti didn't get a chance to implement his ideas. He left a defeated Germany in 1945 for Switzerland.
The Swiss in a fit of "Islamophobia", detained him and sent him back to Germany where he was arrested by the French as a war criminal, but escaped to Egypt.
written by Machmoed elchalid , December 08, 2009
Because it wasn't islam what it's about. Just like in the time of the founder...it wasn't islam at all...this is been scientifficly proven. Like always there is always a nation first and then a religion is made, not the other way around. For example..the first caliphs battled eachother...they all were muslims but everyone claimed to be Allah followers and ofcourse the rival is always an infidel. The most caliphs (if they did exist as written) killed eachother or due to eachother. The sunnies killed the family of the prophet...Aisha battled Ali and then captured and is given housearrest (jail) for the rest of her life.....so when you hear a mulim say islam made the arabs victorious...then you must know it is lie. Egypt for instance became a mulim nation after 300 years. It was about power, land etc. Allah wasn't mention often in the first koran's...in one sentence: Islam as it is written by the arabs is not totally true if not all. But then again how many muslim scholars have told this before but now they are in jail or killed or they live in an western country.
written by saladin , December 08, 2009
That some muslims participated in this is unsurprising when you consider,Romanians,Croats,Italians,Slovenes,Spaniards,F
rench,Dutch,Danes,Belgians,Bulgarians,etc etc.
As tens of thousands of Jews fled the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions, Sultan Bayezid II of the Ottoman Empire welcomed Jews who were able to reach his territories. Jews fleeing Spain and Portugal were welcomed in – and found their way to – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Thrace and other areas of Europe under Ottoman control. Jews began to arrive in Bosnia and Herzegovina in numbers in the 16th century, with Jews arriving from the Ottoman Empire, and settling mainly in Sarajevo. The first Ashkenazi Jews arrived from Hungary in 1686, when the Ottoman Turks were expelled from Hungary[2],[3].
Jews in the Ottoman Empire were generally well-treated and were recognized under the law as non-Muslims. Despite some restrictions, the Jewish communities of the Empire prospered. They were granted significant autonomy, with various rights including the right to buy real estate, to build synagogues and to conduct trade throughout the Ottoman Empire[4]. Jews, along with the other non-Muslim subjects of the Empire, were granted full equality under Ottoman law by 1856.
You see Islamophobes attempt to rewrite history,denying the glorious history of Islamic rule and civillisation in Europe.
The driving force behind the jewish holocoust was and is Eropean white supremacy and anti semitism.
written by Tom Billesley , December 09, 2009
Yes, many jews (and moslems) expellled from Iberia during the "reconquista" by christians were welcomed by the Ottoman Turks. The Sultan issued a formal invitation to Jews expelled from Spain and Portugal and they started arriving in the empire in great numbers. The Sultan exclaimed at the King of Spain's lack of wisdom: "Ye call Ferdinand a wise king he who makes his land poor and ours rich!".
The jews generally survived well under Turksih rule and some rose to prominent positions. Over the centuries there were in the Ottoman Empire some incidents of oppression and persecution of minorities including local expulsions and forced removals of Jews (mostly in Arab parts of the empire in Syria/Palestine and Hejaz) and massacres amounting to genocide of christian Armenians. Ottoman attempts to restrict Zionist immigration to Palestine in Ottoman Syria were effectively circumvented by influential European powers (notably UK and Russia). However, Turkey was among the first countries to recognise the State of Israel.










AMEN! The feeling on the ground in Switzerland, the UK and France is extremely hostile to Islam (I can't comment for any other countries as these are my most regularly visited and the only ones I have actively pursued this issue in).