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Excuse me, I meant to say that many arab folk are Christian converts. And, of course, I'm not suggesting that YOU are interested in rounding up all American muslims in this country. (This written medium doesn't work very well for total communication.) I'm just seeing folks draw a straight line here between all muslims and conclude that they are all hatefilled murderers. You can see that for yourself here by some of the responses.

I haven't see a connection between these two and Al-queda. But I could be wrong. I understand that even the owner of GROUND ZERO has never heard of this guy.

I meant to say that many arab folk are Christian converts

There are in fact Christian Arabs in the middle east . . . and immigrants to America, from whatever locale, tend on average to be more Christian--and if Christian, more Protestant--than is typical of where they emmigrated from.

Annie,

I actually knew a Farrikhan 'soldier'; I worked and lived with the guy for a year. During that time he let me in on the big secret: "I like you; but when the 'Revolution' comes, I'll have to kill you."

This guy was converted in the early 70's and very active in the cause for a decade when I met him.

The 'connection' with al Quaeda is an idiological one, at least: radical Muslim extremism. Louie is just another mullah--an American mullah--with the same plan as every other mullah: an Islamic world.

The significant point is, I think, that the idiology of Radical Islam does justify evil and violence and death against the 'infidels'. If the liquor store employee is dead, no biggie: just collateral damage in furtherance to the cause....just doing Allah's work.

"Evil in service to Allah is no vice."

Your assertion that J Muhammad's a lone crazy is both true and false: alone, he's a lone madman; with his friends in Allah, he's one among many. Just situational, 'sall.