Phase Three? The enemy is growing desperate

NRO ^ | 8/21/2003 | Victor Davis Hanson

[Mortimer Snavely]

Your feelings are of little concern to me. Your thoughts, however, are pure bloody mindedness. You want the people of this forum to believe that Turkey is in league with bin Laden, the Saudis, and the rest of the Islamist horde. You also state that I agree with the closure of Radio Shema, that I agree with what you call suppression of the church.

That is plain fradulent, as you well know, a damned lie, and an insult. You are a liar. Your lack of honesty is exceeded only by your lack of manners.

[wtc911]

Your own words snavely...in your earlier post you discussed turkey's suppression of religion (but tried to say that they are even handed, not just anti-Christian, even though they have yet to close a mosque but are on record closing Christian Churches) you say "I rather tend to agree with them" ...your own words...or those of your masters.

The turkish government is anti-Christian in their actions. The official reasons given for closing down radio stations and churches include "insulting" islam. No amount of boot licking on your part will change that. Calling me names won't change that. Nothing I have written about turkey is undocumented in their glorious history...from the Armenian genocide to the treaty with Hitler to the betrayal of the US this spring to curry favor with France and Germany. turkey is a whore and you are her servant.

[Mortimer Snavely]

For the casual observer, the following link may be of interest to those who want to find out what happens to those who try to re-establish Ithe Sharia in Turkey in an attempt to form an Islamic state.

Freedom for Salih Mizrabeyoglu

This web site was set up by Mizrabeyoglu's attorney. There are several interesting ages detailing the state of Militant Islam in Turkey, and the ideology of the man imprisoned.

[okie01]

In fact, the current indiscriminate killing was a strategic mistake. It is a sign of desperation and can only unite the global community in its belief that terrorism, suicide murdering, and the agents of rogue regimes really do constitute a nexus of opposition to the forces of civilization — and must in return warrant universal resistance from the world at large.

Truly, it is a sign of desperation. But events have yet to determine whether or not it was "a strategic mistake".

The contention that it "can only unite the global community" reckons without the impact of the left and its sycophants in the media. I see no unity even in the United States, as the Democrats and the mainstream media make every effort to create division and make political points.

So long as they do so, the terrorists have a legitimate chance to succeed on the Viet Nam model...