The Biggest Lie of the New Century video - Atheists, Agnostics, and Anti-theists of ModDB

Tinyurl.com (for the immigrant voting patterns and illegals voting patterns)

Hispanics heavily increasing in size from somewhere around 12 million in 2008 to 30 million according to the amount of remittance payments, showing voting patterns skewed towards the left (80% of them vote that way), illegals also are voting & getting alot more in benefits then they are in paying in taxes. Muslims probably vote for the left in large numbers though I don't know if there is data for that.

Cis.org

"In 2012, 76 percent of households headed by an immigrant who had not graduated high school used one or more welfare programs, as did 63 percent of households headed by an immigrant with only a high school education. "

IQ differences: Fdrurl.com

Information on the Muslim radical minority not being a minority at all (Sharia law prevalance and incompatible idealogy with western values): Moddb.com

I've put the links in the side bar.

The majority of Muslims believe in Sharia law even in moderate countries equaling to more than 680 million out of 942 million of those studied.. thats the Pew research data's focus, how much higher it is in Islamic countries like Saudi Arabia is not the point or what I was talking about it. The point is the vast majority of Muslims regardless of what moderate (non-Islamic state) Muslim majority country where talking about want it imposed on the west and believe strongly in no seperation between Church and state along with a whole bunch of other incompatible beliefs. That means the vast majority of Muslims are radicalised. Sure not that many believe in the use of violence (violent extremism) but its still alot higher than any other belief system in the West except maybe racial hate groups. I'm simply referring to a serious incompatibility between our belief systems.

What I also want to get at is that acknowledging theres a problem is the first step to fixing said problem. I don't want people to believe that everything is fine and dandy, if we can start getting a non-political interpretation of Islam popular that would be great. But that isn't a reality at the moment. Perhaps also decoupled from cultural and geographical aspects to make it more relatable to western people, and discouraging the belief in Sharia law would decrease western backlash for both those knowledgeable about it and the general public.

According to Pew research, even moderates believe in aggregate (more than 50%) that women do should not have as many rights as a man, that a man has the right to prevent her from leaving the house and cannot be alone with a man that is not her husband or family, she can be punished in any way he sees fit. Most believe in censorship (about 70%), no one can defame the prophet Muhammad, those that do must either be prosecuted and jailed or worse. Most believe in Sharia law, and that Muslims should get their own special courts in western countries to uphold it specifically for Muslims. This isn't even Islamic states but supposedly moderate states with large Muslim population like Indonesia. Is it possible, just maybe, that our beliefs are completely at odds with one another. That Islam is inseparable from Islamic politics even if you ignore the dominant Muhammad's violent interpretation and we believe in a seperation of church and state. Its not "chill", its a serious violation of freedoms and sure slavery is in the past (although it was a very long past, they've practiced it longer than anyone else enslaving over a million Africans and more than 200'000 europeans, along with sex slaves & multiple wives) and violence is not as common anymore although upto 20% believe jihadi bombing on civilians is a right act against the 'west' in some cases as well as about 30% for honor killings of women. That all still equals to alot of radical Muslims.

Youtube.com
Youtube.com

Dom the conservative chick explaining the idealogy of Islam is not a peaceful one: Youtube.com
leftist attempts to silence Dom: Youtube.com

Useful links on further risks of Islamic extremism:
Breitbart.com
Independent.co.uk