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This is just another example of how Religion condones violence. But, I also think it's naive on your part to think these religious "wackos" can be stopped. This has been going on for centuries. The current Administration does it's best to play the "fear" card making everyone think we'll be fighting them here if we don't stop them there. Oh My God, the wolf is at the door again,.....gimme a break. We need to step back and take a look at why they hate us so much. Fighting terrorism is not a war in the traditional sense.

these are scary moe-foes for sure but did you kno that they have been covetting the US for yrs?? check this out Cory
Federal Holyland Foundation Trial in Dallas Unearths Muslim Brotherhood Plan To “Conquer” the U.S. and Turn It Into a Caliphate.
For the past few years, evidence has been mounting regarding efforts by Islamists to infiltrate America in order to pave the way for jihad. Unfortunately, most of the media and far too many in government have ignored this mounting evidence. As a result, most Americans are unaware of the insidious Islamofascist threat that is growing within our borders.

On Sunday, September 9th, Rod Dreher, Dallas Morning News editorial writer and columnist who is following the Holyland Foundation trial in Dallas, penned a column focusing on a revealing, shocking memorandum that was entered into evidence by the Justice Department.

The document, described as an “explanatory memorandum,” was seized during a federal raid of an Islamic extremist’s home in Virginia – in 1991!! It details a plan by the extremist Muslim Brotherhood to “conquer the U.S.” from within, overturn our Constitution, and replace it with Muslim Sharia law.

Think this is over the top? Read Dreher’s column. Below are some excerpts from his riveting commentary, which can be read in its entirety at http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/opinion/
columnists/rdreher/stories/DN-dreher_09edi.ART.State.Ed
ition1.4235f88.html

I urge you to forward this information to everyone in your email address book, and encourage them to visit our website at www.americancongressfortrut

our website at www.americancongressfortruth.com. America must wake up!

Rising in Defense of America,

Brigitte Gabriel

P.S. Once you’ve read Dreher’s column, if you are sufficiently concerned and outraged, contact your U.S. Representative (http://www.house.gov/writerep/) or your U.S. Senators (http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/sena
tors_cfm.cfm) and demand a congressional and Justice Department investigation of organizations like the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).


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Below are excerpts from:

“What the Muslim Brotherhood Means for the U.S.” by Rod Dreher

…“This 'explanatory memorandum,’ as it's titled, outlines the 'strategic goal’ for the North American operation of the extremist Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan). Here's the key paragraph:

The process of settlement [of Islam in the United States] is a "Civilization-Jihadist" process with all the word means. The Ikhwan must understand that all their work in America is a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and "sabotaging" their miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God's religion is made victorious over all religions. Without this level of understanding, we are not up to this challenge and have not prepared ourselves for Jihad yet. It is a Muslim's destiny to perform Jihad and work wherever he is and wherever he lands until the final hour comes, and there is no escape from that destiny except for

AMEN LITTLEFOOT...We need to stand up to these THUGS any way possible..I feel even if it means using their own tactics against them

Littlefoot1979 writes...
"We wouldnt want them here burning the American flag, or pissing on our church or making a mockery of any of our beliefs, so what makes us think we can do that to them and get a laugh?"

The funny thing is, there's no U.S. law preventing anyone from doing ANY of the things you describe. And certainly, these extremists are IN the business of doing just what you describe EVERY DAY. It's taught in their SCHOOLS. So the idea that a cartoon is somehow a legitimate reason for a killing is a red herring - they're in the BUSINESS of killing. Theirs is a culture of death that glories in the demise of all non-Muslims, and rejoices in the death of its own "martyrs."

I'm watching from the weather desk right now as we report on Al Qaeda's airing of videotape of Air Force pilot Troy Gilbert's body after his crash in Iraq. Again, if it's gruesome, these nutjobs are into it.

Ironically, the cartoon (sketch, really) that has this artist running for his life wasn't even published in a Muslim country. See, that's the thing. These Islamo-Nazis are about enslavement and censorship and narrow-mindedness and against all that free people hold dear.

And they want you out of the way.

Okay, littlefoot...

I see your point. You'd probably find many who agree with your carpetbombing plan. It's not the American way, however.

I want to address your question, though. This question:

"I dont think they are right, I think they're evil...they think I'm evil...who's right? Aren't they both opinions?"

No. They aren't just opinions. One is the truth and the other is a lie.

Is a culture that seeks freedom for the most people possible an evil one? No.

Is a culture that seeks the death of all who will not submit to its rules an evil one? Yes.

Too many of us are afraid to call evil people evil. It's called "cultural relativism," and it's the watering-down of thinking that causes many of today's American college students to be tentative in even calling Adolf Hitler "evil," because, after all, "who are we to judge?"

It's the idea that no one's system of beliefs can possibly be more noble than another's.

Sorry.

America's outlook on life is superior to that of Al Qaeda and all Muslim extremists. Far superior. Better. Nobler. Godlier.

cory wrote : to be tentative in even calling Adolf Hitler "evil," because, after all, "who are we to judge?"

good point. see Core, thats why I blog...to learn something everyday....I will think about this tonight.....thanks for the for the direction.... :)

I guess my point was this....if I see a guy with a mullet, I think ugly....where as he woke up and thought cool.....I would say my opinion is a fact though....

latter day saints think they are the "ones", jews and catholics and muslims....well they think their the "ones".....see what I mean? Who's right? I guess we will all know one day....as for Hitler, I'm sure he had some splanin to do when he met his maker....

Corey, it's good to see one from the media stating their opinion, way to go. I have no sympathy for these middle-ages oriented cretons, they have no right to walk upright amongst civilized people. If captured any means of information extraction would be fair, they will use our "humanity" against us whenever possible.

To know your enemy...read the Quran.

No, no one should pay with their life for a cartoon depiction. But the cartoonist is an idiot of the highest order. I remember when I lived in Chicago, there was an exhibit that caused a great deal of furor. It was a cricifix submerged in urine & the title was "piss christ". Another piece, painted partially with elephant dung called "The holy virgin mary" contained pornographic images. People should remember how much something can bother them if what is ridiculed is near & dear to their values. Again, calling for a fatwah is not an acceptable reaction for a cartoon drawing but why intentionally draw their ire? Christians at both exhibits reacted violently (toward the art rather than the artists as shown in exerpts below:

http://www.renewal.org.au/artcrime/pages/serrano.htmlr>
The infamous Andres Serrano work Piss Christ - a photograph of a crucifix submerged in urine was attacked in two seperate incidents on the consecutive days of the opening weekend. In a move almost as controversial as the work and the attacks themselves, the director of the gallery, Dr Timothy Potts subsequently closed the exhibition in order, he claimed to protect the saftey of the gallery and its staff.

Dennis Heiner, a 72 year old Christian who was incensed by Chris Ofili's The Holy Virgin Mary, threw white paint accross the work and proceeded to smear the paint over the canvas.

There is a famous quote that says "I may not agree with what you say, but I will die defending your right to say it."