Thread: Great Column by Blogger Defending Cong. Tancredo's Remarks

http://sixthcolumn.blogspot.com/2005/07 ... credo.html

Thanks for the blogspot link tancredofan.

There is an update there today that is very informative about Islam and the Muslims.

Thursday, July 21, 2005
Well, There They Go Again!

Well, there they go again. Fortunately, there were no casualties this time. We don't know why just yet, but we are very pleased that the latest attack on London was unsuccessful.

Yet, despite this and the other 2400 other attacks around the world that have been committed by Muslims since 9/11, the naive still condemn Tom Tancredo of Colorado for saying that, as a last resort, one should keep open the possibility of nuking Mecca.

Of course, Islam has been doing things like this for--well, ever since it was invented. The whole goal of Islam and Muslims, from the very beginning, has been to kill or convert infidels. The Koran is just a war manual, thinly disguised as a religious document. Ever since Mohammed experienced what sounds a LOT like an episode of sleep paralysis, complete with hallucinations, and then invented Islam, Muslims have been doing this kind of thing (attacking) and citing "religious duty" as the reason.

Mohammed was a hostile, angry guy, and besides that, he was greedy. When he invented Islam, he made sure that he granted himself the moral authority to do whatever was necessary, up to and including murder and mayhem, to get what he wanted. How convenient it was that every time he wanted something, he had a "revelation" in which Allah said "go for it!"

Well, within about 100 years of Mohammed's death, thanks to murder and mayhem, Islam had spread over a very large territory indeed. It might have spread beyond its logistical capacity to sustain any further conquests because it was stopped at the Gates of Vienna, pushed out of Spain (at least until 3/11/04), and shrank a bit around the edges.

Well, even though Islam couldn't pursue its goal any further didn't mean it changed its mind about it. The original goal remained the same: Spread Islam (which means "submission"), using whatever means is necessary, until the entire world is Muslim.

The discovery of oil provided the money they needed to pursue their goal anew, and just as in the past, they will pull no punches; here are some recent statements (which are no different from thousands of others being made right now and in the last 1400 years in every area until Muslim control):

From Hani Al-Siba'i, head of the Al-Maqre Center for Historical studies in London: "The term 'civilians' does not exist in Islamic religious law."

From Muslim cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed, born in Syria: "We don't make a distinction between civilians and non-civilians, innocents and non-innocents, but only between Muslims and unbelievers. And the life of an unbeliever has no value. It has no sanctity."

In 2002, Muslim cleric Sheikh Abu Hamza said: "Murder, bank robbery, and looting are legitimate weapons against the enemies of Islam." That wasn't all he said on the subject: "Robbing (unbelievers) ...could be acceptable because the were not protected by Allah."

And then there was the statement made a few days after the first London bombing that promised that this was only the beginning of fifty years of bloody attacks in European cities, beginning (please note: "beginning") with those in countries with troops in Iraq.

Now if this is the case--and rest assured, CAIR et al. notwithstanding, it IS the case (if you need to, go look up the meaning of "taqiyya" and "kitman")--and the entire infidel world is under continuous, unremitting attack, and if the only way to stop it is to nuke Mecca, I would not hesitate to do so.

When it comes to me or them, I'll pick me every time. Tom Tancredo seems to be the only politician in the country with the guts AND the smarts to acknowledge reality.
posted by Cubed © @ 7/21/2005 02:03:00 PM

You know it seems like things are getting really ugly out there. I guess I'm still holding out that maybe people will stop killing each other over religion but maybe I'm naive.