If my memory serves me right, history is starting to repeat itself.

By studying how previous generations dealt with a similar situation in their time, we may be able to find guidance for dealing with our situation in our time.

But hey, that's just me.

Wow, what an insightful video. Thanks for sharing. I have to admit that as I was watching this video my blood almost began to boil. I think we've become a bit desensitized to the fact that many Muslims throughout the world want nothing more than to blow us to a million pieces.

While I don't think the best way to stop this is to blow them up first and I agree we need to take action to better their conditions so they don't feel so desperate, I can't help but feel angry when I see that.

What are some options for dissuading them from wanting to kill us? Is it education? Financial support? Killing the clerics that preach this garbage? Any other ideas?

I think that whenever we get cocky enough to let our guard down we need to re-visit this video and remind ourselves what hatred has wrought and what it can bring. I'd also like to go over the passages in the Qur'an which they read from and see if the English translation is accurate and not an extrapolated version of lunacy.

I've saved the video to my own files and shared it on My Space so people can see it before it disappears. People are not born to hate. As the song says, "You've Got to be Carefully Taught." (From "South Pacific")

Way too divisive. He advocates expelling Muslims from Europe... then how will you ever understand their culture? How will you find ways to counteract these radical strains of Islam?

IMO, the rise of radical Islam is all about winning hearts and minds to their cause. Hatred like this makes it easier for extremist groups to attract more converts, as moderate Muslims may feel that the other side does really hate them.