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Why Izobegavich would, the very man who headed up the Young Muslims Movement, meant on erredication of all none Muslims from Bosnia.

I had you pegged right. DEFINITELY a Serb. Izzy explicitly says in his famous book Islam between East and West that he doesn't see a role for Islamic law or Sharia in Bosnia; the place isn't a majory Islamic country and never will be. In that, he'd probably be subject to a fatwa by the Al Q crazies for being a Western tool. The "erredication" schtick is brought to you by the Serb war criinals who started the war: Serbs like Biljana Plavsic, who wrote a book on the "genetic superiority" of Serbs over Muslims (in fact the two groups are identical in all but faith), or Karadzic, who called for Muslim genocide on the floor of the parliament building. Repeat a lie often enough and the stupid will buy it.

Oh, gads, you are naive. And Yassar Arfat loves Jews and wants to hold hands and sing kobaya with them...but really, he says so. You're taking Izo's word at face value? Gads, you'd better never go to a used car lot, the salesmen will just love you. Really, only an old grandma drove it and only on Sundays to church. That's why Izi is hiding out in Saudi Arabia now, right? We saw enough Islmo trash walking the streets and I've got a photo of the Iranian Culture Center in Sarejavo...real nice.

Izzy explicitly says in his famous book Islam between East and West that he doesn't see a role for Islamic law or Sharia in Bosnia; the place isn't a majory Islamic country and never will be.

President of Bosnia, father of the Bosnian mess and author of the Islamic Declaration: A program for the Islamization of the Muslims and the Muslim Peoples (Sarajevo, 1990).

In this treatise Izetbegovic offers his "vision" for Bosnia and the Muslim world. Here I will selectively quote few passages from the 1990 edition (which he never renounced) on issues that the western press choose to ignore, perhaps fearing that the American people might understand why the Serbs fight on.

"The Islamic movement," Izetbegovic assured us, "can and should take over power as soon as it is morally and numerically strong enough to be able to overturn not only the existing non-Islamic government [of Bosnia] but also to build a new Islamic one." (p. 56). For the Serbs this meant that when Muslims reach 51% percent of the population in Bosnia in short six years, given their birth rate and other means. The Islamic order which would follow this overturn is defined as " a unity of religion and law, upbringing and power, ideal and interest." (p. 26). In this new order citizenship, too, is given an Islamic bend. "In the Muslim world," Izetbegovic admonishes, "there is no patriotism without Islam." (p. 64) In short, in this ideal state, the only way left for the Serbs to be considered full citizens and "patriots" would have been conversion to Islam. That is what their ancestors did in 16th century to please the Sultan and earn the right to own Orthodox Christian serfs and append the suffix "-bey" to their last names. Finally, in Izetbegovic's "Islamic order" separation of doctrine and faith from politics has no place. "There can be neither peace nor co-existance between the Islamic religion and the non-Islamic social and political institutions." (p. 30)

Alija Izetbegovic: his background and philosophies BALKAN RESEARCH CENTRE MEMBERS BRIEF A briefing paper produced for Members for the 1992/3 Session of the British Parliament Monday 21 December 1992

The Islamic Declaration

Alija Izetbegovic is a dictator: His presidential term expired in December 1990. Then he broke the (valid until 1995) constitution of Bosnia according to which President of Presidency changes after one year, with longest term beeing two years.