Blackspeare, the crescent moon is rising

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Oct 31, 2006 at 20:34

It is entirely irrelevant as to whether the Iranian fanatics are stupid; what is relevant is what they believe. Ahmadinejad believes that when he spoke at the United Nations, and said; "In the name of God the almighty and merciful," a light surrounded him and he was placed inside an aura and he felt the atmosphere suddenly change, and for those 27 or 28 minutes, the leaders of the world did not blink. It seemed as if a hand was holding them there and had opened their eyes to receive the message from the Islamic republic.

Ahmadinejad believes that the 12th Mahdi is on his way and could arrive any day. And when he arrives, Islam will rule the world. As mayor of Tehran, Ahmadinejad appears to have secretly instructed the city council to build a grand avenue to prepare for the Mahdi. A year later, as president, he allocated $17 million for a blue-tiled mosque closely associated with mahdaviat in Jamkaran, south of the capital. He has instigated the building of a direct Tehran to Jamkaran railroad line.

He had a list of his proposed cabinet members dropped into a well adjacent to the Jamkaran mosque, to benefit from its purported divine connection. What information has convinced you that Ahmadinejad is only interested in defense? Do you detect some logic here that the rest of us are missing?

Read this next line carefully. Muslims believe every word, thought and concept contained in the Holy Qur'an.

Aya 8:65 O Prophet! Make ready the believers to the fight and if there are twenty from you, they will defeat two hundred and if there are a hundred from you, they will defeat a thousand of the disbelievers.

The crescent moon is rising and calamity is knocking on our door.

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