I enjoyed the article, you have a flair for the obvious, with one glaring exception.

Your article “Expulsion and the Will to Survive” as it dealt with the isolation and deportation of groups of persons who are deemed to be a threat to a host nation or host culture was juvenile, superficial and flatulent.

This childish flatulence was starkly contrasted by your regaining of your senses as reflected in your conclusion “An Aggressive Creed’

My correction; Islam is no creed and neither is it aggressive.

Islam comes to us on cat-feet, Islam comes to us slyly, wrapped in the robes of a bonafide religion and demands the hospitality, privileges and protections that are accorded bonafide religions by civilized Western countries.

But Islam is no religion, Islam a supremacist political ideology that seeks, with any mechanism at its disposal, global domination.

One of the mechanisms that Islam wields with such devastating efficacy in that march toward their domination of this planet is our own sense of humanity.

This sense of humanity and respect for individual freedoms that we extend to each other, that we extend to legitimate and sincere participants in a civilized western society, is being used to strangle us, is being used by the Muslim who despises humanity and individual freedoms and who seeks the complete eradication of the same as part of total deference in all matters to a global Caliphate.

This must be stopped.

So let us put aside our humanity for a brief moment.

Let us focus on the Muslim and its Islam.

Let us provide brutal and unswerving solutions to their hypocrisy, to their deceit, to their duplicity, to their demands, to their distraction, to their domination, to their infiltration, to their law-fare, to their garment-fare, to their treason, to their sedition, to their treachery, to their subversion, to their intimidation, to their violence, to their murder and to their terrorism.

Let us remove from our midst that which seeks either our subjugation or our annihilation. Let us do just that and in such a manner as to speak of an unmistakable sense of permanence and finality.

Let us do that, let us do all of that.

Regards, Don Laird
Dogtown Bastard
Alberta, Canada