Analysis of the Muslim mentality, his goal - the establishment of a "new (Islamic) world order" (sharia) and the analysis of their ways to realize this goal and focus of this book. Its main task is not emotional "reflection" of reality by means of artistic expression, and the transfer of these same means of evidence.
In 1936, in anticipation of the invasion of Hitler's fascism, one of the most profound minds of the twentieth century, a humanist writer Karel Capek (Karel Chapek, 1890-1938) wrote:
"I do not know what more we fear - their human civilization or insidious, cold, animal cruelty. But when one is connected to the other, the result is something devilish. "
In 2008, another humanist, last Nazi concentration camp Sai Frumkin, seeing such a "diabolical" combination in modern Islam, warned us:
"People are not robots, but some human individuals so different from our ideas about the human mind and mentality, we have to admit our inability to understand and to appease them. "
In my view, these two citations refer to the same type of "human beings" and they can not be (those "individuals") of "appeasement" is not determined by our "failure" and that their "mind and mentality," set forth in the quotation K.Chapeka. One way or another, as well as in relation to Nazism at the time, against Islam today:
"The situation is the same, as if in 34-36 years. Western democracies have decided to destroy the Hitler regime, and then would have avoided the whole blood of the Second World War, but the "intelligentsia," cried out: How can you raise a brazen hand on sovereign Germany and its elected Hitler! "(Michael Weller, 2007).
I do not want to be among such "intellectuals" and the passive support of politicians flirting with Khomeini's Iran.
"... I did, in fact, I can not turn that threatens human civilization, but I, at least, can not fail to see this and not think about it almost constantly" (K. Chapek, 1936).
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