Open letter to CNN on the decease of Oriana Fallaci

Submitted by Eugene Furbin (Netherlands), Sep 15, 2006 at 05:28

To the "cicadas" of the CNN,

The great author and journalist, a noble and honest person, worried about the lots of the Western World and cultural heritage is dead.

It is remarkable that CNN, otherwise so fond of chattering and gossiping, keeps mum about that. Remarkable but not surprising! The worldwide mafia of information has no warm words for the courageous lady who almost alone, old and fatally sick, stood up against the evil of Islam for the values of European and American historical and cultural heritage. Against the islamofascist plague that tries to destroy the world, to conquer and enslave it. What Hitler said in his "Mein Kampf" had been affirmed over a thousand years before in the Koran – that evil and twisting plagiarism of the Bible - that contains malicious ravings of an ambitious and bloodthirsty medieval madman from the barren deserts of Arabia that was fertilized only with camels' dung. Possibly like his own brains.

No, it is not surprising, for CNN is notorious for its partiality for Muslims. It is the "cicadas" of CNN who are out to distort information with the purpose of provocation of ignorant masses all over the world, of instigating them to new conflicts. Cancer has killed Oriana Fallaci. The cancer of CNN kills truth by its distortion, following the footsteps of your spiritual teacher Goebbels.

I understand that you will swallow up this declaration without responding to it in public. In the first place, because you do not dare and, secondly, you have nothing positive to say.

This declaration is my contribution, as well as my books, to the blessed memory of Oriana Fallaci. God bless her soul.

Eugene Furbin, author of Hurricanes of Rage

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