Response to Abdullah Al Osama

Submitted by Phil Berry (United States), Mar 20, 2003 at 13:52

Abdullah Writes, "I don't think that there is anything wrong with Death. It is the final destination, and it will overcome all of us. And through death, we the Muslims will see the light, because the closer we are to death and destruction, the more we become Muslim..."

I would like to assure you Mr. Abdullah that if you would like to meet your maker, there are several Americans in this country who would immediatly dispatch you to wherever you may be going upon hearing your comments personally.

The problem with you militant islamists is that you are full of talk and short on action. I can't think of a more cowardly group of people in the history of this great planet. How can terrorism be viewed as anything other than cowardly? You have neither the spine, nor the commitment to follow through with your hollow threats. Instead of dying for your cause, you send young suicide bombers who can be brainwashed with your extreme religius dogma. I would like to see everyone who hates the west and wishes death to Christians gather somewhere convenient and we'll meet you there.

The reason that we have not had the kinds of suicide attacks in the USA that Israel has experienced is because you fear the backlash that will ensue.

I can assure you Mr. Abdullah that if the attacks of 9-11 had happened south of the Ohio river there would not be a Muslim left in the United States. ... I can alsoassure you Mr. Abdullah, that we Americans are not as laid back as our lifestyle suggests. If any muslim doubt me or my brothers in our sincerity, target your next terrorist attack south of the Mason-Dixon Line.

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