On Ron Paul's "Blow-Back" Theory (a Belief that U.S. Foreign Policy Has Been a Strong Factor In the Manufacture of Middle-Eastern Terrorism, Our Deposing of Mohammed Mosaddegh In Iran Circa 1953 and Replacing Him with the Shah Being One of the Obvious Prime-Movers)

   I largely agree with the Former Congressman in that it's hard to point to any of our foreign interventions that emended a situation (people point to WW2 as some grandiose success story and ignore the 60,000,000 corpses). But when it comes to dealing with Islam, let's not kid ourselves here. It's a pugnacious, expansionist ideology (I call it an ideology because, while yes, there is a religious component there's also a political and military component) and has been for a millennium and a half.
   And it's not just me saying this. IT'S THEM!! Don't believe me? Just listen to their speeches and on-the-street interviews. "We're taking over here (i.e, England) and we're bringing Sharia Law with us." Of course it doesn't help that we're not just allowing these invasions, we're encouraging them (liberals apparently seeing Muslims as a potentially reliable voting base but failing to grasp that once the Muslims reach a majority threshold democracy goes by the way of dinosaurs. 

   Look, I'm not saying that there needs to be zero Muslims in a country, but their presence has to be limited and they need to assimilate and integrate. Yes, they can maintain their culture but shit like cousin marriages, Sharia courts, female genital mutilation, loud calls to prayer at 5 AM, death for apostasy, and offing people simply for throwing shade at their religion, all of that needs to go......or else they need to go. Full stop.