The Egerkinger committee is made up of members of the Swiss People's Party and the Federal Democratic Union. The committee opines that the interests of residents, who are disturbed by specific kinds of religious land uses, are to be taken seriously. Moreover, it argues that Swiss residents should be able to block unwanted and unusual projects such as the erection of Islamic minarets. The committee alleges, inter alia, that "the construction of a minaret has no religious meaning. Neither in the Qur'an, nor in any other holy scripture of Islam is the minaret expressly mentioned at any rate. The minaret is far more a symbol of religious-political power claim [...]." The initiators justify their point of view by stating parts of later Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's 1997 speech, which holds: "Mosques are our barracks, domes our helmets, minarets our bayonets, believers our soldiers. This holy army guards my religion." Ulrich Schluer, who is one of the Egerkinger committee’s most prominent exponents, states in this respect: "A minaret has nothing to do with religion: It just symbolises a place where Islamic law is established."

Seriously, who really gives a fuck if a bunch of psychotic desert dwellers are offended. The West needs to show a little courage! What is it about living in a desert environment that makes people want to blow up other people, or go live in the wilderness eating nothing but wild locusts and honey?

Blowing up other people is a craft perfected by the "Western World"

They sponsored a poster that is up all over the country:

There are plenty of examples as to why a country should not let outsiders decide what language and culture is practiced.

One of the best known is the fall of the Western Roman Impire

Besides I would rather be under NAZI rule than under the islamic laws, at least I could have the things that are indulgences that are enjoyable, such as music, women, porn, non political books, and liquor.

But where Rome was concerned, one secret of their early success was precisely their willingness to let conquered peoples retain their original cultures, so long as tribute was paid and military assistance provided.