martinsdavid989 :
I concur with your thoughts. As a Christian born in a Muslim country, and now as a U.S. veteran, I have a personal perspective on this history. Islam came to Baghdad in 736 AD, forcing Christians, Jews, Yazidis, and people of other faiths into Islamization and Arabization. For the last 1,400 years, non-Muslims have often been treated as second-class citizens, ruled by the force of the sword. Muslims struggle to live among themselves in peace—Sunnis and Shiites have fought each other as enemies—and many struggle to integrate with other nations because of a drive to dominate and reshape our government, our culture, and our way of life through Islamization. Having been educated there, I know this history firsthand. Iraq, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and the surrounding region once had large Christian majorities, but today they are widely referred to as part of the Arab world. The same trend could happen here if we do not stand up for our rights. The Chinese government views Islam with extreme suspicion, treating it as a mental illness and destroying mosques across the country. In contrast, America has roughly 2,760 mosques. In my view, these institutions foster division, and public street prayers are used as a show of strength to demonstrate a presence that aims to expand across America, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Europe. Living under strict Islamic rule is a difficult life—take it from me. May God bless America, and may God bless the American people. Wake up before it is too lat
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