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Our least favorite question is unfortunately one that
we see quite a bit. Readers who understand Islamic
history and teaching, and thus realize the danger
that it poses to our future naturally want to know
what can be done to prevent this from happening.

Our conclusion is that educating oneself, educating

others, and speaking truthfully about "the Religion
of Peace" is the best start. Islam is it's own worst
enemy in that the more that is known about it, the
less attractive it becomes... to everyone.

Islam spreads like a virus. It radiates from Muslim

countries that are too diseased to support it and
into healthy systems that are that way because they
have had the luxury of developing apart from Islam.
Once in the host system, the Islam virus uses the
existing machinery to make replicas of itself. Over
time, the host makes unilateral concessions to the
religion, feeding and appeasing it in the vain hope
that it can be pacified.

Vital organs are co-opted and eventually shut down

as Islam advances. In a matter of time, the entire
system groans to an agonizing death and assumes
the condition of the diseased nations from which
Muslims originally fled. The virus then looks for new
hosts to cannibalize.

Some Westerners, particularly those with children

(and an investment in the future), are far-sighted
enough to trace the eventual end game of current
trends. Though many Muslims are decent people,
the religion itself always has a way of bringing the
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