Ayaan Hirsi Ali on Europe

 
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali – Islam and nuclear weapons

Ayaan Hirsi Ali talks about Islam

Ayaan Hirsi Ali has given a talk at Bucknell University in America, in which she argued that Islam is a political ideology that provides a total system of control for those who live under its laws.

A Muslim student who was in the crowd asserted that Ayaan’s views were “extreme” and that by stating her case at an American university, she would make Muslims students feel “unwelcome.”

Oh dearie me.  We can’t have that now, can we?  Obviously Muslims’ feelings are far more important than the truth being spoken in an American university.

Sources: Bucknell Uni, Daily Item.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali on Islam: “a political theory”

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Anyone who believes that Muslims can be assimilated into Western societies is in for a rude awakening, according to Ayaan Hirsi Ali.

[...] “Islam is not a religion of peace,” she said. “It’s a political theory of conquest that seeks domination by any means it can.” In her opinion, European society is in danger of being hijacked by a rapidly growing population of Islamic immigrants, who lack the means or the inclination to assimilate and are supported by Muslim nations in their efforts to undermine their host countries.

Islamic thought and practice is incompatible with that of the West, because in Islamic societies, religious law is supreme, she said.

“All aspects of the life of a person in public and private, down to the most intimate details, are regulated,” she said. “In liberal democracies, laws are not made by God.”

According to the prophet Muhammad, whose example is one of the foundations of Islamic law, associating with infidels is a sin; women should not be allowed to leave the house without their husbands or a guardian; polygamy and sexual intercourse with a child are permitted, and homosexuals should be executed, she said.

“This is not my opinion,” Ali said. “These are facts.”

by Jan Sjostrom in the Palm Beach Daily News.

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