[Belial]

What's dishonest about this campaign to declare Islam the enemy: you claim it's time for honest talk, that the President's choice of words is dishonest. You, OTOH generalize the extremist element of Islam onto its mass practictioners worldwide (most of them nonviolent).

I also find your version is current with religious zealots in a primitive, tribal religion sense.

[Keyes For President]

This has not been an unusual week. Every day around the globe committed Muslims are murdering and massacring Christians, and yet American politicians go on pretending that these criminals are merely a handful of extremists. Only this September, Antony Sullivan--longtime whitewasher of Islamic aggression--called upon President Bush to remove "Sudan from the list of terrorist-sponsoring states, though Dr. Sullivan knows full well that the Sudanese regime has refused to end the orgy of terrorism and violence directed at is own Christian population.

Christians are being slaughtered by the thousands, yet to some the only important thing is politics. The executive branch of our government has been in campaign mode for the past ten years.

Where is the outcry in defense of these Christians being slaughtered by Muslims? Yet the administration is anxious to decry the mere words of a Pat Robertson or a Jerry Falwell.

Not only do our so called "leaders" keep silent about Islam mistreatment of their own people and those who would convert to Christianity, or the persecution of Christians in their countries, but worse than silence, they insist on disseminating pro-Islam propaganda.