Obvious examples...

Submitted by A.A. (Canada), Oct 30, 2006 at 22:28

Many of the comments, and especially the article are undoubtedly trying to denounce Muslims worldwide, in order to make themselves and their "America" more successful. What they call America, the land of liberty is quite the opposite. First of all, throughout history, many examples have shown American politicians to be LIARS and show false footage in order to get their public hooked and support their stupid, not even nationalist, but PERSONAL desires. Why do you think that Bush wants the oil that bad? HIS FAMILY IS IN THE OIL BUSINESS!!!! COULD HE HAVE A BETTER OPPURTUNITY?

And as for the Muslims trying to "conquer " America through terrorist attcaks, it would be nice if the IGNORANT American public knew that the Bush family and the Bin Laden family were close friends, and on 9/11, there was a private plane RESERVED for the "terrorist" Bin Laden family!!!!!!! IF ALL OF U READING THIS ARTICLE STILL BELIEVE AMERICA TO BE TRUE AND FIGHTING MUSLIM NATIONS FOR "SELF-DEFENSE" THEN YOU ARE OBVIOUSLY DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND AND THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE OF YOU EVER BEING CURED!!

As for the author of the article,while you have depicted Muslims as those with imperialistic desires for their religion, you fail to mention any Muslims who have been shown and proven to be "true Americans" as one of you would describe them. As well, if you are criticsing these 5 or 10 Muslims for having imperialistic desires, first turn around and look at the THOUSANDS OF LAND HUNGRY POLITICIANS IN YOUR BELOVED AMERICA AND ANALYSE THEIR ACTIONS JUST A LITTLE...YOU WILL REALIZE THEN EXACTLY WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT!!!!

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