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I will be at the bar at Jim 'n' Nicks Inverness tomorrow, Thurs. 7pm. I would be glad to meet anyone that would like to discuss islam.

I remain convinced that islam is, perhaps not a unique, but a present danger. Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, nor the Spanish Inquisition are much of a threat to my current way of life. Islam still wages jihad against all infidels, which I happen to be. Yes, islam has been in a constant state of war since its inception. The only peace in islam is through "hudna" and hypocrisy. Moderate muslims, are either prevaricating, ignorant, or haven't the courage to declare apostasy.

Many of islam's apologist like to point out:

violent occurrences in Christianity's past

• suggesting that it would be unfair to judge islam by the acts of a supposed tiny minority.
• Should the actions of this supposed minority (if indeed it is a minority) not at least raise the question? And once the question is raised, should not some correlation between the supposed minorities actions be attempted between the written history of the faith. Isn't it context that is meant to ameliorate the harsh calls for infidel death in the koran. Christianity has a distinctly different context that it's violent acts occurred. Compared to the acts and words of Christ, violence is a clear anomaly. The actions of this supposed tiny minority compared to, violent passages of the koran, and the example of mohamhead, reveal a clear pattern.
• inferring that islam can over time moderate
• If this is true, then why recoil from encouraging a process by which it might progress? It is rare that these same apologist recoil from pointing out the past occurrences of violence of Christians, (who incidentally aren't likely to behead said apologist for their perceived insolence)

I am planning to attend a showing of What the West Needs to Know July 7-13 at Atlanta Midtown Art Cinema.