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To: John O
Does declaring oneself to be an enemy of the United States during wartime qualify as violating the law

I doubt it. People can more or less say whatever they want, so long as they do not engage in illegal acts.

If so, then all moslems have violated the law by declaring themselves to be moslem

Whatever makes you say that? A Muslim would need to specifically state that he is an enemy of the US, rather than simply being part of a religion which has some tenets that can be interpreted as being anti-American.

What if a Muslim said that he is a believing Muslim, but that he is not an enemy of America?

271 posted on 11/09/2005 1:35:23 PM PST by Palisades (Cthulhu in 2008! Why settle for the lesser evil?)
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To: Palisades
A Muslim would need to specifically state that he is an enemy of the US,

He does that by stating he is a moslem.

rather than simply being part of a religion which has some tenets that can be interpreted as being anti-American.

The moslem scriptures clearly say that they are to fight aginst the unbeliever near to them. Since eventually we would be the unbeliever near to them islam is the enemy of the USA

What if a Muslim said that he is a believing Muslim, but that he is not an enemy of America?

Then he is lying about being a moslem or lying about being an enemy of the US. But since moslems are commanded to lie if they can gain advantage by it, it is almost certain that he is lying about being an enemy of the US.

The moslem political system is so corrupt and evil that it cannot be tolerated. It must be destroyed. This is a national survival issue.

Islam is the enemy.

421 posted on 11/10/2005 5:32:54 AM PST by John O (God Save America (Please))
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