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| The Islamic Genocide Plan |
| 2006-12-01 |
| A good reference of what muslim leaders are actually saying without the soft filter of the western press. The following words and pictures prove that radical Muslims have long dreamed, plotted, and demonstrated in favor of the annihilation of Israel and all the Jews in the world. Unfortunately, words and demonstrations are not where they are willing to stop. -- The Editors |
| Posted by:ed |
| #10 I have the feeling sometimes, that we are a knife-edge, and something is about to happen. We are not on any sort of knife edge. That would imply an impending tipping point and, unfortunately, due to Political Correctness and governmental dithering we are far from that. We sit astride a saw blade. The MME (Muslim Middle East) and our own liberal traitors at home heft each end of it back and forth to slowly sever our nation's backbone for actual war. Islam weaponizes our culture's best attributes and turns them against us. This is not weakness upon our part. It is an honorable reluctance to foresake hard won civility over which far too much blood has already been shed. As mentioned in Fjordman's (as always) excellent essay "Suggestions For Solutions": Writer Raymond Kraft explains Western softness very well: The Islamic movement “has turned the civility of the United States and Europe into a weapon and turned it against us. It has weaponized niceness, it has weaponized compassion, it has weaponized the fundamental decency of Western Civilization. We have become too civilized to defeat our enemies, perhaps too civilized to survive.” It is not a matter of having become "too civilized to survive", but that the public's mind has been poisoned with liberal notions of moral equivalency and relativism to such an extent whereby the fear of succumbing to our enemy's own mindset (i.e., "Fighting the terrorists on their level will make us terrorists."), has been allowed to outweigh the strength of our well-deserved moral authority. We sit not upon the razor's edge. That would make all decisions far much easier. The tipping point would manifest itself quite readily. Instead, we straddle not even a whipsaw but the dull yet rasping teeth of something more like a hacksaw that inexorably chews its way through our national will. By legal and military force we must dislodge Islam's grip upon one end of this bucksaw. Afterwards we may then address those within our borders who have traitorously grasped the opposing handle. First and foremost though, the crippling of Islam's stranglehold upon both their own people's minds and that of our media must somehow be accomplished. Without these incremental measures being taken, any agony of the whipsaw will quickly be replaced with a decision that will teeter upon the razor's edge of annihilation. Unabated or unreformed, Islam's obsession with genocide will come to fruition. The only surprise will be when the entire MME (Muslim Middle East) discovers, much to its final dismay, that the holocaust is their's alone and not the Jew's. Few on earth so richly deserve such a horrendous fate as the Muslims and, should they refuse all reformation, it is up to us to ensure their desire for genocide is forthwith granted. |
| Posted by: Zenster 2006-12-01 23:33 |
| #9 The above pledge is on a t-shirt worn by a protester. I think it about sums it up. anon, could you please unpack: "Islam couldn't compete with our Nation-States, as its societies were dysfunctional... but the new system is taylor-made for it." THANKS |
| Posted by: ex-lib 2006-12-01 23:29 |
| #8 I Pledge Allah is my lord Quran is my guide Sunah is my practice Jihad is my spirit Righteoudness is my character And paradise is my goal For I command what is right And forbid what is wrong I will fight against oppression And will die to establish Islam Uh-oh . . . What are we gonna do, and where are we gonna go? Before WWII people fled to the US. Now, where is there any safety? |
| Posted by: ex-lib 2006-12-01 23:27 |
| #7 I was reading all of this, as I had my radio tuned to the classical station... which was playing Barber's "Adagio for Strings". Wow - talk about apt mood music. That piece gives me chills even if I don't have any other input to enhance the feeling. |
| Posted by: xbalanke 2006-12-01 17:43 |
| #6 Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, former President of Iran * "The use of a nuclear bomb in Israel will leave nothing on the ground, whereas it will only damage the world of Islam." |
| Posted by: 3dc 2006-12-01 16:44 |
| #5 I have the feeling sometimes, that we are a knife-edge, and something is about to happen. Yes, this is my definite feeling too; I know it might be because I dwell on my obessions... but I really, really feel we're in the beginning of a new century, with the future open, and large, dark stormy clouds coming at us over the horizon. I never had such an acute sense of "doom", something terrible lurking in front of us. A sense of "History", for lack of a better word. And I'm pessimistic. Trends are NOT good for us. The Caliphatist thingy practices the "think globally, act locally" strategy to perfection. French pundits have written than the globalization was an allan-given gift to the "third jihad" muslims : while our Nation-States based system is being dissolved, on purpose (tranzis), the transnational oummah and the local clans/families/mosques are prefectly adapted to the new globalized conditions. Islam couldn't compete with our Nation-States, as its societies were dysfunctional... but the new system is taylor-made for it. |
| Posted by: anonymous5089 2006-12-01 12:56 |
| #4 The requisite hatred and barbarity to make such a "Plan" have been there since Day One. The missing ingredients have always been sufficiently large-scale lethality supported by adequate wealth, both of which are now available. The convergence is nearly complete, so the "Plan" has become viable... But new realities have been taken into account and this is not the whole picture, anymore... think "Grand Plan" - certainly the primary focus is still intact, 14 centuries have aged and sharpened the hatred and shame, but it merely starts with the Jooos... The Caliphatist thingy practices the "think globally, act locally" strategy to perfection. |
| Posted by: .com 2006-12-01 11:46 |
| #3 What they forget to mention that Jews lived in Jerusalem and surrounding areas long before the evil of islam came about!!!!! |
| Posted by: Ebbolump Glomotle9608 2006-12-01 11:31 |
| #2 I was reading all of this, as I had my radio tuned to the classical station... which was playing Barber's "Adagio for Strings". I can't tell you how dreadful that made me feel, the music and the words together. I have the feeling sometimes, that we are a knife-edge, and something is about to happen. I wonder if 1914 felt like this, with everyone enjoying a beautul summer day, and all the while the world around them was sleep-walking into hell. |
| Posted by: Sgt. Mom 2006-12-01 11:27 |
| #1 Welcome to the religion of pieces. |
| Posted by: Icerigger 2006-12-01 11:05 |