Saudi: Radical Islam worse than Nazism

ynetnews ^ | 08/16/05 | Roee Nahmias

[SAMWolf]

‘Hating the other’

According to al-Sheikh, “eradicating terror will only be possible by doing away with the ideas that come from our society. A military solution is not enough,” he said.

“We must treat modern Jihad parties just as the Europeans treated Naziism," he added.

“The ideas of radical Islam are similar to the ideas that drove the Nazi ideology. If the economic freeze and national depression in 1930 led to the emergency to murderous Nazism, we can say that the economic and cultural failure that grip Arab and Muslim countries today, together with the frustration of many Muslims, are once again driving this murderous philosophy."

Similarly, the common denominator is hatred and physical elimination of the other, al-Sheikh said

“I still believe that one of the first tasks for the international community today should be to reconstruct its experience with Nazism and cope with this barbaric, dangerous culture as it did with the Nazi culture,” al-Sheikh wrote.

“If this isn’t done, the coming days could be very eventful and their implications for the whole of humanity would be much more severe than those of the World War,” he concluded somberly..

[dodger]

He is absolutely correct and a remarkably brave man.

[VOA]

Saudi: Radical Islam worse than Nazism

That's the conclusion I reached on 9-11-01.

[Michael Goldsberry]

“The ideas of radical Islam are similar to the ideas that drove the Nazi ideology."

There, fixed it.

[Paradox]

Sounds like a dead man walking. A VERY couragous man indeed. There is hope..

[Jackknife]

What's the over/under on how long this journalist continues to draw breath?

[FRactional]

Courageous indeed ... particularly from the catalyst state and center of Wahabiism.

[SAMWolf]

Yep, gotta agree with your correction.

[MikeA]

If only American journalists had such courage to speak these truths about the bankruptcy and evil of radical Islam. But no, the p.c. culture of the American media would see that as bigotted and unfair, hurtful to the sensitivities of Muslims, not realizing that in so doing they're basically suggesting all Muslims are terrorists. Meanwhile, they have no problem seeing Bush or Christians compared to Nazis by their friends and fellow-travelers among the radical left.

[tkathy]

He gets it. No blaming the jews or Bush. I can't believe it!!!

[Jameison]

WOW!
Add that to the Saudi cleric who called Hizbullah, the party of Satan, and it seems we are getting some real straight talking from Saudi Arabia these days.
Cool.

[Fiddlstix]

Thank you. It needed fixing.

[Peach]

Very brave of this journalist; he'll be treated like Salmon Rushdie now and in fear of his life, but people need to understand.

[Bigh4u2]

If the radicals kill him it will only prove his point.

[Firefox1]

It's a good thing the Dems cast out Joe Lieberman (sarcasm).

[SunkenCiv]

ping.

[GeronL]

Saudi's created the Wahabbi sect and they funded the madrassas and they didn't think this appeasement would come back to bite them??

[kcmt01]

"He (was) is absolutely correct and a remarkably brave man." That will look great on his tombstone.

[rodguy911]

He is and that is our only hope in ridding the world of the islamo fascist/terror types, that their own people will turn on them. Once that happens the end can be in sight.

[rodguy911]

Exactly and until American moooslims start turning out the bad guys who are hiding in their mosques and else where, we will be struggling to get a grasp on the problem.