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Iraqi imams want holy war
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| October 12 2002
Posted on 10/12/2002 1:56:17 PM PDT by knighthawk
Bagdad - In Iraq about 500 imams and islamic scholars from around the world called for a holy war against the US, if that country attacks Iraq. "It is the duty of every muslim to scorch the earth under the feet of the US", according the fatwa.
This fatwa comes right after an emergency-meeting of the Iraqi parlaiment. This meeting is to be held to the decision of the US Congress to give president Bush full authority to attack Iraq.
The Security Council will hold a public debate about Iraq on Wednesday. Baghdad yesterday renewed it's promise to let inspectors in.
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KEYWORDS: fatwa; holywar; imam; iraq; religionofpeace; scholar; usattack
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In Iraq about 500 imams and islamic scholars from around the world called for a holy war against the US, if that country attacks Iraq. "It is the duty of every muslim to scorch the earth under the feet of the US", according the fatwa.
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To: knighthawk
"It is the duty of every muslim to scorch the earth under the feet of the US", according the fatwa.This just might happen while trying to step over their immolated carcasses. Flippin' ragheads.
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posted on
10/12/2002 2:00:08 PM PDT
by
MarineDad
To: MarineDad
Give the mf'ers what they want and make their wishes to be a marytr come true ASAP. The people are scumbags.
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posted on
10/12/2002 2:01:56 PM PDT
by
seeker41
To: knighthawk
Man, these Moos are practically begging for Crusades 2.0
This time around, though, our swords are better. They, on the other hand, are basically still on horseback.
To: MarineDad
Time to put a 'holy bullet' in each of their heads. What kind of 'world religion' touts belief in God as something that can be accomplished by killing the audience? These ghouls need to be exterminated so that the peaceful Mohammedans (if there be such, and I believe there are) may run their religion as worship not enslavement.
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posted on
10/12/2002 2:03:58 PM PDT
by
MHGinTN
To: knighthawk
The Islamic community points to Timothy McVeigh as being a Christian terrorist. The difference is that 500 priests, ministers did not call for a "Holy War" if McVeigh was brought to justice.
We better wake up real soon. Radical Islam is a threat to the security of everybody everywhere.
To: knighthawk
Bring it on....
To: undergroundwarrior
I think we should put one big hole in the middle of Iraq.
Then they will be quite Holy.
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To: knighthawk
These sand nazis should be careful what they wish for!
To: knighthawk
I was issuing many "Fatwas" last night.
Gas-X put an end to that.
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posted on
10/12/2002 2:52:02 PM PDT
by
Yankee
To: Yankee
LOL!
Very funny.
To: Yankee
Mostly those fatwas are a warning of a 'jihad'.
To: Hank Rearden
Camelback.
To: ConservativeMan55
AMEN!
To: 2rightsleftcoast
Let Operation 72 Million Virgins begin!
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posted on
10/12/2002 3:37:31 PM PDT
by
corkoman
To: knighthawk
Imams and similar "holy" men in the ME have a vested interest in waging war against the infidels. They are able to control governments through the power they have to incite fanatical Islam masses to overturn governments. They have lifetime sinecures, enjoying a life-style which their teeming congregations can only dream about.
They're also too arrogant and stupid to see their end is nigh if they want to tangle with the U.S. I'm sure they think Allah will lead and protect them with his mighty scimitar. But when the time comes, Allah will be too busy welcoming all the newly-expired warriors entering the portals of virgin heaven.
Leni
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