A perfect example of Muslim propaganda

Submitted by Noah Wilk (United States), Feb 3, 2007 at 00:49

Here is a perfect example of Muslim propaganda. A muslim cleric in Britain is accusing Britain of being a police state and oppressing Muslims.

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2007/02/02/070202153436.fywopsky.html

This is a perfect example of the Muslim method of telling a Big Bold Lie, which they learned from their Nazi allies in WWII. His complaint was aimed at British raids that captured 9 Muslim terrorists who were planning to kidnap and behead innocent victims in Britain. The Muslim cleric said:

"The German people were told the Jews were a threat. The same thing is happening here. The Muslims are now the bogey people," he said. "It's a small community. It's easy to pick on them. That's what's being done."

This is a factually incorrect and warped comparison. The British were arresting people who were plotting kidnappings, beheadings, and other terrorist acts. These are crimes (at least they are in civilized, non-Muslim countries!). The British rounded up terrorists who were plotting terrorist atrocities. They arrested the terrorists, and they will be tried in a court of law. If convicted, they will be sentenced to a prison term.

In contrast, the Nazis were rounding up Jews who had done nothing wrong, who were committing no crimes whatsoever, who were truly innocent people. They were not given a trial, they were not tried in a court of law. They were rounded up and murdered in cold blood or experimented on or forced into death labor camps.

As is typical of Islam, it tries to equate civilized law enforcement with nazi atrocities. People need to learn to speak out on such pathetic and purposely warped statements by Muslims. This is a perfect example of the so-called "moderate" Muslims warping our societies through lies, propaganda, and mass migration.

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