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To: Alex Marko

"one of them telling the audience: "We are at war. It's time for brothers, sisters and children to prepare. Prepare as much as you can. Whether they are sticks or stones or bombs. Prepare as much as you can, to defeat them. To terrorise them. That is what the message of Mohammed was. Just by terrorism alone."

Mohammed was a terrorist. They admit to it. Any questions as to why islam needs to be eradicated?


2 posted on 05/11/2005 9:43:14 AM PDT by Tempestuous
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To: Tempestuous

""one of them telling the audience: "We are at war. It's time for brothers, sisters and children to prepare. Prepare as much as you can. Whether they are sticks or stones or bombs. Prepare as much as you can, to defeat them. To terrorise them. That is what the message of Mohammed was. Just by terrorism alone."

Mohammed was a terrorist. They admit to it. Any questions as to why islam needs to be eradicated?"

I'd question why the expressed views of one person would be sufficient to justify 'eradicating' somewhere in the region of a billion people, yes.


6 posted on 05/11/2005 10:43:17 AM PDT by Canard
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What does this mean for the US?

Well for starters these people are not from the ME they are European. Almost all European governments share with the US a visa waver program whereby their nationals need only a valid passport to enter the US as a visitor. No consulate interview or background checks are completed. Just jump on a plane to Wally World.

I think we can all see where the next attack will originate. This war is going to be long and bloody.

8 posted on 05/11/2005 12:07:29 PM PDT by usurper (Correct spelling is overrated)
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