MUST READ POST!!

aol | Autumn 2005 | unknown

[martin_fierro]

I don't remember the name of the AOL member who wrote this post .

How knowledgeable can he be?

I mean, he uses AOL. That's a ten point deduction right there.

[Ben Mugged]

Ping!

[aft_lizard]

Welcome to FR

[Dallas59]

Islam is primitive.

[bray]

There is no doubt that the predominately Christian population of Germany was peaceful, but under the dictatorial leadership of Hitler (who was also Christian), that made no difference.

Hitler was an occultist as was most of the Nazi leadership.

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[usafsk]

Muddled, overly simplistic thinking is the best one could say about this supposed "brilliant" post. I'm no fan of the French, but I'll give 10:1 odds to anyone on France being run by Muslims in five years. Fifty maybe, not five.

Also, the writer assumes that the "muslims" are all united and operating with a common goal. People, governments, tribes, imams, all tend to act in their own best interests. Osama might sell alot of t-shirts, but Islamic terrorists kill relatively few people in the grand scheme of things. The way to address the problem is change the battle to their territory and build up our allies. Since we had known, the US is creating them. One wonders if this genius understands the strategic importance of Iraq or Afghanistan in military or political terms.

This kind of tepid thinking and arm-waving is not helpful.

[Brad from Tennessee]

This is all fundamentally true. However you can't fit it all on a bumper sticker so count out the Democrats.

[usafsk]

Hey, your FR born-on-date is today! I'm thinking you might be author of this grand treatise. Dial-tone thinking in a broadband world.

[tx_eggman]

Crickets Chirping

[CHICAGOFARMER]

HERE IS THE QUICKEST WAY>

BUSH LIED NO QUESTION!! WHAT Hypocrites

http://media1.streamtoyou.com/rnc/111505.wmv


Get everyone of them

[sageb1]

"We are the last bastion of defense."

As the saying goes, "United, we stand. Divided, we fall."

Ironically, this is why Muslim disapproval of terrorist acts seems so low-key and weak. They realize that remaining united is the key to realizing their goals. Too bad the liberals and democrats in America don't engage in the same philosophy. As they do everything in their power to divide us and weaken our resolve, the enemy moves in for the kill.

[Anglo]

Some slight errors in that analysis.

There are 6 BILLION people on this planet. 1 BILLION of which are Muslim. Thats 12.25% not 25% of the planets population, and France does not have a 20% population of Muslims, they have 10%.

If you can't get the basics right, I doubt the rest of your post.

[sageb1]

"the writer assumes that the "muslims" are all united and operating with a common goal"

They do not have to have total agreement between their sects in order to have a common goal. We certainly do not have agreement in America (even in times of peace), but we are supposed to have a common goal.

[Spruce]

Islam is a dangerous cult. More dangerous to America, and western civilization, then Nazism, Fascism, and Communism combined. It must be relegated to the dustbin of history in order for mankind to survive.

[Elsiejay]

Whoever the writer is, he lost me when he called Hitler a Christian. Religious beliefs are not inherited from one's parents or absorbed from one's childhood upbringing.

[WhiteGuy]

Standard CIA propaganda.

[ChadsDad]

signed up today to post an article from anonymous sources...hmmmm :) Welcome to FR.

[wtc911]

Agreed and the following quote, which appeared very early, displays a fundamental misunderstanding of the cause of the islamic terror...

"Why were we attacked? ----- Envy of our position, our success, and our freedoms."

Radical islam doesn't envy us our successes, they use them to fuel their global caliphate ambitions and draw support from the lesser sophisticated in the muslim world. If you don't get that then you're not seeing islamism for what it is.

[sageb1]

"Religious beliefs are not inherited from one's parents or absorbed from one's childhood upbringing."

Of course they are. Unless the child is brought up in a household that is irreligious. That does not mean that a child may not develop his or her own ideas and fall away from that which was taught in the home. It also does not mean that a child brought up in an irreligious atmosphere does not develop a personal need or desire for religion.