A look at the meaning of words...
http://www.danielpipes.org/blog/518
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"'Islam' Does Not Mean Peace
October 9, 2005
ARTICLE SNIPPET: ""Islam" Does Not Mean Peace One would think by now that the "Islam = peace" nonsense would not need correcting, but I keep encountering it – just yesterday asserted by a hostile questioner at a talk I gave at Ashland University, today in an oped. So, for the record:"
ARTICLE SNIPPET #2: "These are two distinct words with unrelated meetings. In brief, "Islam = submission." (October 9, 2005)"
ARTICLE SNIPPET #2: "These are two distinct words with unrelated meetings. In brief, "Islam = submission." (October 9, 2005)"
Islamofascist: "Who you gonna believe? Me or your lyin' eyes?"
http://www.inatoday.com/che%20iran%20101105.htm
"'CHE,' IRAN, AND THE BOMB"
OCTOBER 13, 2005
By Toby Westerman
Copyright 2005 International News Analysis Today
www.inatoday.com
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "Both Iran and Venezuela claim that their interest in nuclear power is only for "peaceful" uses, but much of the world is skeptical. The United States has reason for deep concern, since both Iran and Marxist Venezuela consider the U.S. an archenemy, and there is substantial evidence that both nations support guerrillas operating against the U.S. and its allies. Venezuela is suspected of aiding Marxist guerrillas in Latin America, especially in neighboring Colombia, and Iran is reportedly aiding insurgents attacking U.S. and British forces in Iraq.
Chavez has eagerly pursued close ties with Iran. Following the July election of to the Iranian presidency of hard liner Mahmud Ahmadinejad, Chavez tossed diplomatic restraint aside and called Ahmadinejad directly to express his congratulations, and indicate his desire to visit Tehran for a "comprehensive expansion" of cooperation between the Bolivarian Republic and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Two months later, Iran and Venezuela signed a series of multi-million dollar business, financial, and technology agreements. Iran has also assisted Venezuela to develop the means to sell oil to China. In view of Venezuela's "solidarity" with Tehran, Iranian nuclear expertise will, no doubt, soon find its way to Chavez' Venezuela."