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The following appears at Universal Pictures United 93 web page:
Over the decades, with no clear identification with an empire, fundamentalism grew up within Islam with jihad as a focal point. Jihad is an idea that goes back to Muhammad and means “struggle.” Taken to an extreme, jihad can mean holy war against those who do not adhere to Islamic faith.
There are many reasons for the acting out of such views – whether in the Middle East due to the development of the nation of Israel in the 1940s, or more recently the bombing of the U.S. embassies in Africa, the first World Trade Center bombing attempt, the USS Cole blast, the 9/11 catastrophe, or the British bombing of last year.
That's some fancy liberal nuancin', if'n you ask me.
- Glenn Beck Discusses Itamar Bloodbath
A relative recommended I post this video of Beck's report on the horrifying murder. At the end, he astutely observes that "evil is growing rapidly." As today's terrorist bombing shows, that is sadly correct. Update: I received the following condemnation...
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Looks pretty doesn't it? Pretty deceiving.... PLEASE, DON 'T USE THESE STAMPS! NOT FOR VALENTINE'S, NOT FOR ANY MAIL!! REMEMBER to adamantly & vocally BOYCOTT this stamp, when you are purchasing your stamps at the post office.. All...
- Does Jihad Mean "inner Struggle?"
Bill Warner, at Political Islam, is doing some interesting and original work. He simply counts up the statistics in Islamic doctrine to arrive at useful, insightful, illuminating facts. For example, 61 percent of the Koran is about non-believers. That's...
- California School Textbook: Jihad Is Good
From Yid With Lid: A history textbook used in Sacramento and other schools in California teaches that Jihad is a good thing, it only means doing good works for God. Gee I never thought of putting Jihad and walking an old lady across the street in the...
- General Musharraf: Then And Now
Before the 2000 election, back when President Clinton was the one bombing Islamist terrorists and Osama bin Laden was not yet the monomaniacal obsession of George W. Bush, The New York Times was willing to publish straightforward reporting on the...
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Hollywood Wisdom: Terrorism Is The Root Cause Of Terrorism
The following appears at Universal Pictures United 93 web page:
Over the decades, with no clear identification with an empire, fundamentalism grew up within Islam with jihad as a focal point. Jihad is an idea that goes back to Muhammad and means “struggle.” Taken to an extreme, jihad can mean holy war against those who do not adhere to Islamic faith.
There are many reasons for the acting out of such views – whether in the Middle East due to the development of the nation of Israel in the 1940s, or more recently the bombing of the U.S. embassies in Africa, the first World Trade Center bombing attempt, the USS Cole blast, the 9/11 catastrophe, or the British bombing of last year.
That's some fancy liberal nuancin', if'n you ask me.
- Glenn Beck Discusses Itamar Bloodbath
A relative recommended I post this video of Beck's report on the horrifying murder. At the end, he astutely observes that "evil is growing rapidly." As today's terrorist bombing shows, that is sadly correct. Update: I received the following condemnation...
-
Looks pretty doesn't it? Pretty deceiving.... PLEASE, DON 'T USE THESE STAMPS! NOT FOR VALENTINE'S, NOT FOR ANY MAIL!! REMEMBER to adamantly & vocally BOYCOTT this stamp, when you are purchasing your stamps at the post office.. All...
- Does Jihad Mean "inner Struggle?"
Bill Warner, at Political Islam, is doing some interesting and original work. He simply counts up the statistics in Islamic doctrine to arrive at useful, insightful, illuminating facts. For example, 61 percent of the Koran is about non-believers. That's...
- California School Textbook: Jihad Is Good
From Yid With Lid: A history textbook used in Sacramento and other schools in California teaches that Jihad is a good thing, it only means doing good works for God. Gee I never thought of putting Jihad and walking an old lady across the street in the...
- General Musharraf: Then And Now
Before the 2000 election, back when President Clinton was the one bombing Islamist terrorists and Osama bin Laden was not yet the monomaniacal obsession of George W. Bush, The New York Times was willing to publish straightforward reporting on the...