Double face

Submitted by Yoven (Canada), Sep 25, 2005 at 17:57

Just like Islam is deceptive, such is the leaders of the Islamic nations. They talk with a twisted tongue and hide themselves behind the veil of moderism. Mr Musharraf is ready to sacrifice some lifes in the ultimate goal of advancing the world Islamic agenda. 90% of the Pakistani population supports Bin Laden and his Al-queda networks, so could you trust their leaders? While he praises Jews and the Torah, the Christians of Pakistan are being butchered savagely without government intervention. Jews of India which have been there for nearly two thousand years, they have prospered and lived harmoniously with the indians forever; could you say the same of Pakistan, the jews have been driven out of pakistan by force by Islamic extremists.

Mr Musharraf is doing absolutely nothing to stop Al-queda in KASHMIR and east pakistan (bangladesh), the Indus and Christians have been driven out of kashmir thanks to the Pakistani government jihad on non-muslim kashmeris (approx 350,000). Don't get fooled America by Pakistan supposingly annex war on terror with the USA or his speech vis a vis to Israel or his paradoxical words of moderation. When 90% of your country support Bin laden, handing over couple citizens over to Guantamo Bay does not mean that you are againt Islamism, all that it shows is that you ready to sacrifice some lambs for the greater purpose of their pious ideology.

Mr Musharraf sees the threat of an upcoming alienation of USA-ISRAEL-INDIA which would be deadly to his rogue state of Pakistan. One has to be able to read in between the lines and understand the purpose of good intentioned words. By the way, when did the Koran mention more about Moses than Muhammed?

God bless all free nations.
Good work Mr Pipes...

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