‘The muslim conquest of India’

Posted on February 12, 2014 by KG

‘…India’s 1,300-year-old struggle against Muslim aggression has thus evolved from past border invasions and violent skirmishes to today’s internal political battles.  As more and more Muslims enter the country illegally, they have gained political clout through alliances with politicians willing to swap votes for favors.  In this way, India is turning its back on its Hindu tradition and population to embrace a foolhardy and dangerous future.’      source
Sound familiar?

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9 Responses to ‘The muslim conquest of India’

  1. thor42 says:
    February 12, 2014 at 15:57

    The fools.
    As if Timur’s unmatched barbaric genocide on them wasn’t enough.

  2. dondiego says:
    February 12, 2014 at 18:50

    Nearly bed-time, still have chores to do etc so will endeavour to be back to read source article.
    I recall an essay at Gates of Vienna maybe two years back saying the muzzies are trying to stamp a corridor through the top (of India).

    Also read a neat Lawrence Auster VFR article on how Ghandi’s bag opened the way for minimal resistance to islam. Just tried to find it through his/the search box but his writings with those keywords were waay too prolific.

  3. Wombat says:
    February 12, 2014 at 19:02

    I’m currently reading Camp Of Saints so… :lol:

    AFAIC this nonsense ends when people start to realise that Muslims are being adopted by the government(s) of the world as political shock troops and attack dogs.

    This will never end within the system. The system loves Islam because they both believe in world domination through official mandate. They only disagree on the dress code.

    When we are pushed as a people to extralegal violence the madness of Islam will be hacked down and buried at sea. We’re a patient mob. Too patient for our own good. But if we last long enough for the dam of our civility to be breached then I’m confident that we will wipe the floor with them.
    Without the chains of government or the kid gloves of pity, our capacity for brutal and efficient violence has already proven to be unmatched.

    It brings to mind a little cross border skirmish on the unfriendly side of Indonesia not so long ago.

  4. KG says:
    February 12, 2014 at 20:06

    “Without the chains of government or the kid gloves of pity, our capacity for brutal and efficient violence has already proven to be unmatched.”
    Ain’t that the truth!

    “It brings to mind a little cross border skirmish on the unfriendly side of Indonesia not so long ago.”
    Kopassus? I have a particular interest in that area…. :twisted: