...and it bears repeating.
...If Islam is incompatible with democracy, that's not a problem for Iraq, it's a problem for Belgium, you know, because Iraq until, you know, a few months back had no democracy to lose. They can easily adjust to the way it's always been.
For Belgium or for Denmark or for the Netherlands, they've got real democracies and they are likely to lose and as you see, I think that is really the issue here, that when these contradictions are pointed out, Europeans essentially refuse to acknowledge them. Yet at the same time they're making capitulations to the most naked form of political bullying --and that's when Islam is officially a minority of, you know, 10% or so. In those cities it's a lot higher already. What happens when it's 30%? I mean, this is a question they never, ever ask themselves...
There's more at her place, plus a link to the full interview of Mark Steyn by John Hawkins.
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Christianity does not seek to IMPOSE their views, as other religions DO. In fact, Christians are guilty of acting like they are ashamed of the gospel too much of the time and that is part of what ails the world. We DO have the the Truth.