A call for 'holy war'

TRIBUNE-REVIEW ^ | Sunday, August 4, 2002 | Betsy Hiel and Chuck Plunkett Jr.

[glorygirl]

In July 2000, the last edition of Assirat Al-Mustaqeem, an Arabic-language magazine published in Pittsburgh, advocated jihad

[glorygirl]

See source page for additional links to other stories.

Interesting in light of the fact GWB will be in Green Tree tomorrow to honor the rescued miners.

[glorygirl]

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[A. Morgan]

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[Free the USA]

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[Amerigomag]

This is not Muslim bashing.

The publisher is credible/mainstream, the sources appear credible and the allegations and conclusions appear reasonable and based on easily checked facts.

The author's principal conclusion is constitutional ... are words alone enough, in fact, to trigger legally defensible reactions which restrict civil liberties. The author hedges but me thinks that these foreign students did indeed cross the line.

[backhoe]

Everyone needs to subscribe to the free eletter here:

MEMRI: The Middle East Media Research Institute

And see just how vitriolic the Arab press is toward America and Israel. Until you see the translations with your own eyes, you simply have no idea how bad it is. Then you need to share it with friends and family.

[INSENSITIVE GUY]

Why does this country tolerate this threat and their cr*p?I don't want to hear about their stupid rights because i don't care about their rights.ROUND EM UP!

[Musket]

I've seen the picture of the Ape and G. Bush on Liberal webs sties. Liberals and Terrorists are using the same images. It's been said here before but it's worth repeating: Liberalism and Terrorism--Different Stages of the Same Disease.

[backhoe]

Liberals and Terrorists are using the same images

Very telling point!

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!

[Mark17]

Why does this country tolerate this threat and their cr*p?I don't want to hear about their stupid rights because I don't care about their rights.

That would be un PC and as you know, PC is king in America. It makes me sick too.

[medved]

In addition, the magazine cast a shadow over two other Pittsburgh organizations: Attawheed Foundation, made up mostly of Middle Eastern graduate students at local universities, and Al Andalus School, attended by many of their children...

Both men and others call the magazine a "mobilizing" tool that aimed, in Deeb's words, "to educate the youth … to become mujahideen..."

Sounds like a case in which Child Protective Services needs to be called in. I mean, CPS and these clowns deserve eachother.

[goodieD]

Just wanted to get one thing straight. There are no "muslim extremists", there are only those who think about slaughtering 'infidels' as instructed in the Koran, and those who do slaughter infidels.

[desertcry]

liberalism, and terrorism -- different stages of the same disease . Yes, but liberalism is more advanced. It has been active since the late 50s.

[Hugin]

Sun Tzu said, He who kows both his enemy and himself will win every battle.

Know your enemy.

http://www.iananet.org/

[crazykatz]

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[RaceBannon]

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[kimosabe31]

Assirat and its various connections reflect "one of our fundamental problems" today – the clash between constitutional rights and extremist threats, according to F. Gregory Gause III of the University of Vermont.

A new order must be established: those that advocate the destruction of our constitution are NOT entitled to its protections.

[11B3]

Since the camelhumpers have pretty much declared jihad on the US universally, I say it is way past time to do the same. I therefore issue a fatwa: The United States of America, and all of its' non-Muslim citizens, do hereby declare jihad on all of Islam. We shall not rest until we have killed ALL of you.

[crazykatz]

I agree with you completely!!