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Paul Eidelberg writes for us on attempting to show us what really matters and in this post of his I think he gets to the heart of it as this persons in an interview at the end of this post refuses to be anything but an American which he is just as I am and as all the rest of you are as well. If we left them divide us then they will rule us in my opinion you are either a free American or you consent to be a serf/slave; but the choice is yours to make!. After reading this post you will understand why a  Muslims will find it difficult to be an Americans!

Post by Prof. Paul Eidelberg

The provocative nature or question concerning Muslim immigration to the United States arises from certain principles of American liberalism. Some Americans believe that indiscriminate immigration of Muslims may undermine the survival of the United States.

To consider this issue seriously, that is, to avoid doctrinarism or mere dogma, certain demonstrable facts need to be considered:

(1)   According to Islamic doctrine, Jihad (or the slaying of non-Muslims) is a supreme moral imperative.

(2)   Moreover, Islam preaches a theologically inspired Love of Death, This love of death is encapsulated in the Quranic verse Sura 9:111, which exalts the Muslim who “slays and is slain for Allah.” Or as stated in the Islamic doctrines compiled in the Hadith: “the purest joy in Islam is to kill and be killed in the name of Allah.”

These ancient and binding dogmas of Islam are diametrically opposed to America’s primary foundational document, the Declaration of Independence, which affirms man’s God-given and inalienable rights to “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.”

Moreover, Islamic theology rejects as blasphemous the Judaic principle of the Book of Genesis, that “all men are created equal.”

This makes Islamic theology a racist or Nazi-like creed. It divides mankind not into “Aryans” and “non-Aryans,” but into “believers” and “infidels”; and it regards infidels  –  as Nazis regarded Jews – as inferior creatures, as “apes” and “dogs” or “pigs” which may be slaughtered indiscriminately – as indeed non-Muslims have been slaughtered in fourteen centuries of Islamic genocide.

Here, let us pause. Back in 1997, there occurred a telephone interview with New York Times reporter Ward Connerly. Connerly was then a leading proponent of an initiative measure in California prohibiting affirmative action by the state government. The following exchange took place:

Reporter: What are you?”

Connerly: “I am an American.”

Reporter: No, no, no! What are you?”

Connery: “Yes, yes, yes! I am an American.”

Reporter: “That is not what I mean. I was told that you are African American. Are you ashamed to be African American?”

Connerly: “No, I am just proud to be American.”

Connerly then explained that his ancestry included Africans, French, Irish, and American Indians. And so the dialogue concluded:

Reporter: “What does that make you?”

Connerly: “That makes me all-American!”