WHY?

Submitted by N.S. (United States), Dec 6, 2005 at 01:40

Dear Mr. Pipes:
Based on your validated published facts about Islam, and refering to the e-mail of N.K. 11/21/05
at 16:55 "To Dear Yamin Zakaria" which quoted verses from the quraan about how terrorism is recommended in Islam , now the question is why are the U.S. government, FBI, CIA, NSA, and the media acting as "spectators" ?

Worse than that , Islamic occasions and activities are encouraged everywhere in the U.S. Look at the festival of Michigan , at the Eid celebration and how the media covered them so powerfully, even the U.S. Post issued a "STAMP" for the Eid.

Now again educate me because I am confused. In the light of all the facts that you know , the quotations from the quraan, Sept. 11, the countless ongoing terroristic events both in the U.S. and globaly, the persecution of Christians and Jews , the embargo on building churches and preaching the Gospel in Arab countries...etc. why are muslims moving freely,and encouraged in the U.S.? Are people like Ussama Bin Laden, or Elzarkawy, or the 10, 20, 30, or even 100 terrorists siezed by FBI the main problem?

Based on your literatures, and the quraan FRANK "commandments" I think these terrorists are just means, even if they vanish , a lot others will surface in no time. I do not see any help from Arab countries in this issue.

Meanwhile some American authorities want to "wipe out" the word GOD from the pledge of the legion,and from public schools.Whom are we catering to?

Would the Christian founders of America be proud of what we are in now? Is the American empire starting to fade and fall to be replaced by an Islamic one?

Please educate me. Are we leaving the head and chasing the tail? It seems to me that Islam is the head and the poor ignorant terrorists are the tail.

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