Ghulam Muhammed, Strange Logic

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Aug 16, 2006 at 18:36

In his comments of August 16/06, Ghulam Muhammed explains "that the enemy is not yet been fully identified". Are you out of your mind or are you a typical Muslim apologist? With 99% of all terrorist attacks being identified as being perpetrated by Muslims you have the temerity to comment on one of the most widely read websites that we have not identified the enemy?

Please read the list below and you will be able to fully identify the enemy. It's the Muslims, Muslims, Muslims, Muslims, Muslims, Muslims.

Sept. 11, 2001, New York, Arlington, Va.: Attack on the World trade Center and the Pentagon (thousands killed and injured)
June 2001, India: Plot to blow up U.S. Embassy's visa section
Early 2000, Yemen: Attempt to bomb the USS Sullivan
Oct. 12, 2000, Yemen: Attack on USS Cole (17 killed; 39 injured)
December 1999, Los Angeles: Attempt to bomb Los Angeles International Airport
December 1999, Jordan: Attempt to bomb tourist and biblical sites.
Aug. 7, 1998, Kenya and Tanzania: U.S. embassies bombed (301 killed; 5,000 injured)
Early 1995, Philippines: Attempt to assassinate President Clinton
1995, Philippines: Plot to blow up 11 U.S. commercial planes over the Pacific Ocean.
Late 1994, Philippines: Plot to assassinate Pope John Paul II: plot to bomb U.S. and Israeli embassies
Oct. 3, 1993, Somalia: Attack on U.S. servicemen (18 killed)
Dec. 1992, Yemen: Three bombings targeting U.S. troops
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If the above is not enough, here are some more:

List of Islamic Attacks on the World

Suicide bombing in the name of Islam has occurred in more than 20 countries:
Lebanon (1981),
Kuwait (1983),
Argentina (1992),
Panama, Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territories (1994),
Pakistan, Croatia (1995),
Saudi Arabia (1996),
Tanzania, Kenya (1998),
Yemen, Chechnya (2000),
USA, Kashmir, Afghanistan (2001),
Tunisia, Indonesia, Algeria (2002),
Morocco, Russia, India, Iraq, Turkey (2003), Uzbekistan and Spain (2004),
United Kingdom (2005)

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