Evil islam
islam is a region and not a religion, but the terms "moslem religion" and "islam" are used synonymously. It is often said that, "islam is a religion of peace and tolerance", but that is far from true. The moslem religion is an evil and wicked idology. The reason some moslems say that "islam is a religion of peace and tolerance" is because the false god allah allows his believers to deceive and lie to the "unbelievers" in furtherance of the ultimate goal of the moslem religion, to enslave all the world through duplicity, violence, murder, butchery, intolerance, tyranny and the heavy handed suppression of the indvidual and freedom. These qualities are at the heart and the core of the moslem religion, but not practiced by all moslems. They may be simply ignorant and naïve about the history and core tenets of the false prophet mohammed.

Not all moslems are evil, in the same way that not all satanists are evil. I'm sure there are some really nice people that just happen to be satanists. Actually. I believe a good many, if not most moslems are good people, it is just a matter of how backward they are and how closely they practice the fundamental core tenets of the moslem religion. For instance, how many pillars of islam do they recognize and practice? There are the standard five pillars, but do they recognize and practice the subversive, secret and somewhat stealthy sixth pillar of "jihad?" Jihad means "struggle" and even when the pillar of jihad is acknowledge; lies, misinformation and deception are used once again to diminish and disguise the true meaning and intention of jihad. It is said that jihad is a personal "struggle to improve one's self and/or society." YEAH, kind of like the personal struggle to improve himself and society, that Adolf Hitler engaged in and he wrote about in his book Mein Kampf. In case you don't know, "Mein Kampf " means "my struggle."


I created the graphic below. I used "pieces and tyrants", because it sounds like "peace and tolerance."

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