In response to Mr.Muftuoglu

Submitted by James McCluskey (United States), Dec 19, 2007 at 05:17

Mr.Muftuoglu,you ask when in history has a religion ever been associated with terrorism.How about Islam for the last 1350 years? Allah instructs in the Koran when speaking of infidels,"Strike terror in their hearts".Islam certainly seems to have taken this instruction to heart,as evidenced by the slaughter of over 300 million people in the last 1350 years.Turkey is no exception to this activity.

The "Young Turks" killed one and a half million Armenians in a most cruel manner during World War One and then started in on the Pontian Greeks.The last known genocide in Turkey ended as late as 1958.Yes,there are terrorists in Europe,but almost all of them are exclusively Muslim.Isn't this a fact,sir? 99.9% of terrorist attacks are carried out by Muslims,not only against infidels,but other Muslims as well.

There have been over 10,000 terrorist attacks around the world since the murder of over 3,000 people in New York City by agents of Islam.Almost ALL of these murders have been carried out by Muslims without exception.And yet Muslim spokespersons and imams tell us we are not allowed to associate terrorism with Islam. Why not, when it is the adherents of Islam who are doing all the killing? Do you think us "kaffirs" are so stupid we can't see through the taqiyya and kitman that is being practiced by organizations like C.A.I.R.,M.S.A.,and I.A.P.?

You and every other Muslim on earth can keep on telling us infidels what a peaceful religion Islam is,but until Muslims stop killing Christians,Jews,Hindus,Bahai and so many others WE WILL NOT BELIEVE YOU.Why should we? Reform your "scriptures".

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