The Peace of Islam or "Devilishly Clever, these Islamists!"

Submitted by mariana (United States), Jun 17, 2007 at 14:05

Dear Sword of Truth:

Thank you for these data confirming some of my theses concerning the helpfulness and intentions of our "Muslim Friends." Ah yes: the Makka Peace-Bash Conference that Saudi Arabia held; pure bread and circuses.. Clearly, this should more realistically have been described as a strategy session for the reorganization and prioritization of the struggle against Israel, US, and Western Civilization by Islamists, than a legitimate, helpful, "peace initiative."

It's what Muslim countries and most failed societies do when they have internal problems they're not wont to deal with: divert attention to the handiest scape-goat: defeating the "Zionist entity." The "Peace" they want is the "Peace of Islam," and the despotic rich, corrupt Monarchies and Oligarchic [our "Moderate Friends"] Islamist regimes pledged whatever money and resources it takes, this time. One must admit this is a very clever and creative way for Pakistan, Palestinian Arabs and other Muslim countries to solve their huge and chronic unemployment [over 70% of "youths"] problems: send them to be killed by Israelis; that certainly removes them from the unemployment rolls.

Is it still fashionable for these Despots to give out plastic "Keys to Paradise" for kids to wear around their necks, the way Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini used to do with young children [Iran/Iraq War], before driving them [armed only with their keys and wooden mock-rifles in hand] across mine fields as cannon-fodder "Shahids"? Good for them! I say, the more the merrier. mariana

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