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Thursday, May 12, 2005
By Gordon Bishop
Every Muslim cleric in every American mosque must stand up and denounce the radical Muslim terrorists killing Muslims and "infidels."
Americans are the "infidels," if you haven't figured that out since 9/11.
Day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year, the Muslim fanatics have been killing their own brethren as well as innocent civilians in Iraq, Afghanistan and many Muslim bases and countries around the world.
Kidnapping an innocent American citizen in a foreign country and then beheading them is not exactly a religion of "life and peace," but a culture of death and destruction."
Is this any way to fight a "war?"
Not until September 11, 2001. All “rules of war” are history. There are no "rules of war" for the terrorists. Only "death to the infidels," including Jews, Christians and Americans.
This is what World War III (or IV) is all about. Some military strategists consider World War III the "Cold War" with the Soviet Union and other Communist countries.
The "War on Terror" will be much longer to win because it encompasses all member-states of the United Nations. This is a truly death-to-the-finish global war.
It really all comes down to destroying every terrorist and those who support them.
Mark A. Gabriel, who has written several books about Islam, the Koran and the Muslim world, says "Islam is not a religion of peace, but of bloodshed and murder."
When asked by ABC radio talk show host and author Monica Crowley if the Koran (the Muslim bible) says about infidels, "If you can’t convert them, kill them," Gabriel said, "Yes, it does."
Gabriel went on to say that Islam is "a religion of terrorism. It’s a message of war. It's in the Koran."
After 9/11, I wrote a column about "Muslims Killing Muslims," I received two death threats in my E-mail. One was from Texas. The other I couldn't track down the E-mail address.
I followed in the footsteps of the great Pope John Paul II, when he wrote: "Do not be afraid." That was what Jesus Christ told his disciples and followers before he was crucified on the cross at the age of 33.
The Koran is based on Jesus' teachings. But nowhere in the Old Testament (Jewish) and the New Testament (Christians) can you find religious language like "kill the infidels," or, "If you can't convert them, kill them."
In my first column on 9/11 and the Muslim fanatics, I dared to ask the Muslims in America to join in the War on Terror. The immediate response was two death threats (off with my head).
I'm sure that President George W. Bush has gotten thousands of death threats for leading the "War on Terror" in Afghanistan and Iraq and other Muslim countries.
The "War on Terror" is the battle of the 21st Century between two different worlds: Those who believe in freedom, liberty and opportunity, and those who seek power to control their citizens, such as Saddam Hussein. It’s free elections versus dictators, thugs and mass murderers who are afraid of freedom and liberty.
Americans know what kind of life and future they want. That’s why they live in America.
But we also harbor Americans who want to overthrow our Constitutional Republic and replace it with a liberal, socialist or Marxist dictatorship. That was evident in last year’s showdown between George Bush and Senator John Kerry.
The Kerry gang blames America for everything that's wrong with America and the rest of the world.
Their worldview is the corrupt United Nations and Karl Marx (communism), a society without religion, faith or God that fosters a "Culture of Death."
My appeal to American Muslims is based on the "Culture of Life." Invite them to join in the "War on Terror" and liberate the suppressed citizens throughout the world living under dead-end dictators who do not value the sanctity of life.
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