Isis: Book 2

Publisher Marketing: Is Islamic terrorism the death knell for Islam? How much terrorism can the world take before it says, 'enough'? When the religion of Nazism was taken from the Nazi's, and Mein Kampf was banned, they made the necessary adjustments to continue life in a free world not dominated by the religion of Nazism; worshipping a false god they called Hitler and the wholesale slaughter of people because they could. If the surviving Nazi's could make the necessary adjustments after World War II, so can surviving Muslims - unless they, and the entire world, want to live with terrorism and the constant threat of death and medieval torture. It is true many Muslims love the constant threat of death and medieval torture against others, but this is not embraced by all Muslims - or is it? If this is the death knell for Islam, and I pray it is, then the sick prejudices, hate and bias many Muslims have against others, and themselves, would eventually disappear, and their more humane element might be reborn! IS is Islamic State, Islamic State is Islam, Islamic is Islam and Islam is Islamic and its many deviations, IS now being the most extreme as was Nazism before them. Finally, on February 16, 2015, the term 'international endeavor' was used in respect to the war on Islam, specifically Islamic terrorism, and not necessarily any named group but Islamic terrorism in general. To say Islamic's are 'racists' would be an unfair judgment - why, because they hate everyone, including themselves. One choice we do have that they cannot stop, and that is prayer; to pray for them one and all, especially their victims, that God shows them mercy and saves them from Hell. If all this about Islam is harsh, too harsh, is it justified, is Islam reality the monster it appears to be? I can't answer that question, let Islam answer it... See page 162, and try to comprehend why a popular imam, an Islamic cleric, a holy man, would rape, torture and murder his own five year old daughter... Contributor Bio:  Geoghegan, G P G. P. Geoghegan is a native of New Jersey. He was born in Paterson, NJ in 1935, was educated through the School of Visual Arts, NYC. His focus centered on the creative arts, painting, photography and writing. He has since moved to the west coast.