Posted on 10/26/2009 2:34:04 PM PDT by Amerisrael
Ever notice how many Islamic or Marxist terrorist organizations have the word "Liberation" as part of their terror group's name?
A commenter over at Robert Spencer's Jihad Watch has posted a long list of Islamic terrorist organizations that span the globe. The number of these groups that have the word "Liberation" as a part of their terror group's name is astounding. It constitutes word-hijacking as part of their propaganda.
According to Islam the world is divided between the "House of War", [that part of the world already in submission and subject to Islamic rule], and the "House of War [ the non-Muslim world].
From the Islamist's persepective, the non-Muslim world, [House of War], must be "liberated" from it's Infidel status, brought in and made subject to Islam.
Also according to Islam, land that was once conquered and ruled by Islam, but since re-taken by "Infidels", must be "liberated" by waging jihad. And then brought back in to the House of Islam.
In other words, Islamists use the word "Liberation" disingenuously.
Consider the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
This group uses terror and propaganda in an effort to convince the Philippine government to engage in appeasement, and give up the southern Philippines to Islamic rule. If the Islamists are successful in that effort, then they will focus on taking control of all of the Philippines.
At no time in history has there ever been a "Bangsamoro" country or state. This is clearly a land-grab attempt on the part of the Muslims in the southern Philippines. It is part of the global jihad against the non-Muslim [House of War] world. With the goal being to subjugate the entire world to Islam.
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Convert them with bullets.
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