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| 2005-02-02 |
| 'Murdering is Genetically Ingrained in American Culture' This is from a paper with close ties to the ruling Turkish Islamist party. There's been a lot of debate here about how "islamist" Turkey is or isn't. I'm not claiming I have a lot of perspective, but my experiences in the Third World have always led me to believe that once you move past the urban elites, you're going to find a lot of backward-assed individuals. I also always remember that the real driving force of the Iranian revolution was the bazaaris -- the proto-middle class that should have been the class allies (in a Marxist analysis) of the US. The rest of the article is at the link. During the [U.S.] invasion [of Iraq], when I said that the Iraqi people would resist, some said, 'You are wrong — see, no one resisted
' When the resistance did begin they said, 'They are only packs of murderers'
It is obvious that in both cases, some want to blame the Iraqis, not America
I wonder: If America had invaded Turkey 
what would the Turks be doing? Would they prefer to kneel in front of Bush and his gang and surrender? Could proud patriots accept that? Would you like us to invade? If you're successful with this spew, we might have to. Then we'll see what a brave little resistance fighter you are. If there is anyone who says 'yes' to all this, I have nothing to say to 'them'
And if there still remain any who look at the developments in Iraq through American lenses, I have nothing to say to them either
Since 9/11 I have been saying
: "America invaded Iraq with 'packs of murderers'
America went to Iraq solely to satisfy its murderous instincts. Murdering is genetically ingrained in American culture. Well perhaps memetically ingrained. It's the football and the NASCAR, you see. The second term of Bush's administration will prove this more clearly and concretely. A mere look at Fallujah will suffice: The American military is murdering thousands by destroying the city, on the pretext of eliminating the resistance in Fallujah. "The Americans say they killed 1200 insurgents
about 20 of them foreigners! Let's assume this is true
If it is true, we should rejoice
It means people from other countries believe in the just struggle of the Iraqi people and are going there to fight alongside them
It means they are not tourists, or interested in making 'blood money'
20/1200 is not a large fraction, Islamo-boy. What this reveals is the usual pattern. Arab hard boyz show up with lots of Korans and money, recruit local gunnies, then split when it gets too hot for them leaving the sheep to the slaughter. Let us not forget that some 40 countries have sent troops to Iraq in support of the American occupation
Why is it that becoming an accomplice to America's murders is 'good,' but supporting and participating in the resistance of the Iraqi people is 'bad?' Or do some still see the resistance fighters as 'packs of murderers' or extremist radical Islamists
? Read on for many blood curdling descriptions of muslim maidens deflowered, mosques defiled with the tread of kuffar feet, and gay Turkish pr0n (I just made up the last one). This is propaganda aimed at your typical 6th grade educated adult citizen of a developing country. As such it is well done. With just a little re-training, he could get a job at KCNA. |
| Posted by:11A5S |
| #7 By now Timur had captured 100,000 Hindus. As he prepared for battle against the Tughlaq army after crossing the Yamuna, his Amirs advised him "that on the great day of battle these 100,000 prisoners could not be left with the baggage, and that it would be entirely opposed to the rules of war to set these idolators and enemies of Islam at liberty". Therefore, "no other course remained but that of making them all food for the sword". So as not be be bothered by having to guard 100,000 (2,000,000 in todays population) women and children captives, the Turks executed all of them the night before a battle. This is just one event in a conquest that spanned hundreds of years. Who is this Capo of the Turkish Islamist party to complain ’Murdering is Genetically Ingrained in American Culture’? Just who is this son of mass murderers in the name of islam, who wants to bring back islam as the law of the land, all lands? |
| Posted by: ed 2005-02-02 4:25:09 PM |
| #6 "We don't murder, we kill." -Former Marine Lee Marvin, The Big Red One |
| Posted by: Jarhead 2005-02-02 3:56:11 PM |
| #5 It's true! Really! In order to immigrate to the US, you have to submit a DNA sample, and if the missing chromosome ain't there (H8Te - It's the little, angry one jumping up and down screaming "Kill! Kill!"), you're shipped off to Canada! The Joooos make us ship potential immigrants off if they are "defective", ie. they don't have that chromosome. They run everything, dontcha know. (Of course, the author probably thinks EU membership for Turkey will happen any day now, too.) |
| Posted by: Desert Blondie 2005-02-02 1:36:27 PM |
| #4 These are people who do not bat an eye when killing their own or minorities (labor workers). Whose prophet slaughtered (with his own hands) hundreds when taking over the other tribes of the time and Americans have a killing gene? Do these people listen to what they say? Unreal! |
| Posted by: TMH 2005-02-02 10:54:15 AM |
| #3 So let's see. . . He's condemning murder in the strongest terms possible. By defending Saddam. Who killed more muslims than all American fighters have killed. Ever. Is he arguing for justice or against America. I think the latter. |
| Posted by: PlanetDan 2005-02-02 6:57:27 AM |
| #2 Glad to see Murat has a day job. |
| Posted by: Mike 2005-02-02 6:46:25 AM |
| #1 A revealing insight into mental processes of a "Moderate Muslim". |
| Posted by: gromgorru 2005-02-02 6:22:47 AM |