M Oliver

A very well researched and written book of the history of Islamic aggression against the surrounding nations, and particularly those of Christian heritage. It is unfortunate that to tell the truth regarding the expansionist jihadist beliefs of this religion somehow makes you a hater. Whether you agree with any particular religion or not, giving factual, documented historical data is not hateful. It is helpful to understand why some Islamic groups behave the way they do today. I would propose it is only regarded as hateful by those who are embarrassed by it, and want to keep it hidden like the proverbial skeleton in the closet. People love to criticize Christianity (it is worthy of criticism likewise) for the Crusades. However they need to realize something before they make those criticisms. Those “crusades” were in response to something. What? Centuries of Islamic aggression by unprovoked invasions, enslaving, raping, pillaging, and murder of the inhabitants of those nations. Forced conversions under threats of death and enslavement. The Muslim historians admit this openly. Sorry if it embarrasses anybody. Remember the old saying, those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.