Muslim world versus the West

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Oct 28, 2007 at 14:23

Saddam Hussein was responsible for killing 300 thousand Kurds. Hamas killed a number of Fatah warriors in Gaza several months ago. Shiites are killing Sunnis and Sunnis are killing Shiites in Iraq and over 700 thousand Muslims are dead. In 1980 Iraq and Iran entered into a war that lasted for eight years and over a million Iraqis and Iranians were killed. Beginning in 1915, Turks killed 1.5 million Armenians, But ISLAM IS A RELIGION OF PEACE.

The Iranian Muslim government is providing weapons for the Shiites in Muslim Iraq. Muslim warriors and Lebanese are being killed in Lebanon and Muslim Syria is blamed. Muslims killing Muslims. But thanks to Syed Kasim, we know that Islam is a RELIGION OF PEACE. Muslims have been at war since Muhammad began robbing caravans, but ISLAM IS A RELIGION OF PEACE. In fact Muhammad was involved in 78 wars, initiated by Muhammad and his Muslim warriors, but ISLAM IS A RELIGION OF PEACE.

Osama bin Laden is committed to killing until Muslims rule the world, but ISLAM IS A RELIGION OF PEACE. Muslim nations surrounding Israel are committed and determined to destroy the Jews, but ISLAM IS A RELIGION OF PEACE. Israel turned Gaza over to the Muslims and since then, Muslims have been firing rockets at Israel on a daily basis.

Having studied the history of Islam, the Qur'an and the Hadiths, I was convinced that Islam is a religion that is responsible for the death of millions of people, and is determined to rule the world according to Allah's instructions, but thanks to Syed Kasim, we know that it's the USA that is the war monger.

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