Friday’s Global March on Jerusalem Poses Security Risk

TheCollegeConservative ^ | 03/29/2012 | Sydney Phillips

[gabriellah]

The Global March on Jerusalem is an Islamic rally that happens every year on March 30, honoring the Arabs killed by security forces in 1976 in the dispute over the land policy that involved confiscation of Arab land. This year, Palestinians will storm the Israeli borders with a little help from their friends in East Asia, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Iran, and any form the Muslim Brotherhood assumes in each of these countries. Fars, an Iranian news agency, said the march would be “peaceful and well-organized.” Kathem Ayesh, member of the Muslim Brotherhood and organizer of the March, assures us that no one will stray from the intended rally site as they move across the borders of Israel to penetrate the country and eventually make it to Jerusalem. They can say this, and we believe them, because we fail to recognize their intrinsic value of terrorism for the sake of global domination.

I can’t imagine a protest held by people who advocate deception, honor killing, suicide bombing, and a global, ruthless Islamic caliphate being a peaceful event. A slogan reads: “The march will demand freedom for Jerusalem and its people and to put an end to the Apartheid, ethnic cleansing and Judaisation policies affecting the people, land and sanctity of Jerusalem.” The protest supports Palestinian legitimacy, seeks to end the Apartheid state of Israel, and highlights Jerusalem’s importance to Muslims. However, Jerusalem is not mentioned even once in the Qur’an, so why are Islamists rallying to assert their right to be present there?

Strategy. The implementation of jihad is all about strategy. Honesty is not their first policy; dishonesty or ‘taqiyya’ in the Qur’an is actually a virtue to them because Islamic power must be pressed and spread at all costs, according to Sharia Law. Lying is “not only permitted, but obligatory.”

[Dogbert41]

There’s a strong possibility that our lives will change forever tomorrow. But let’s argue about some kid wearing a hoodie.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks gabriellah.

...honoring the Arabs killed by security forces in 1976 in the dispute over the land policy that involved confiscation of Arab land.

Next week, the march should be about something from Looney Toons, or maybe more recent, like anime', with some floats for the easter bunny and tooth fairy.