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To: Little Ray

I think you are a tad naive.

"ONE in eight British Muslims back al-Qaeda-style terror strikes on the United States and almost half said they might consider becoming a suicide bomber if they lived as a Palestinian, according to a new poll."

Attacks on the US by al-Qaeda or other groups were viewed as justified by 13 per cent of the 500 British Muslims questioned. Another 15 per cent said they did not know whether such attacks were wrong or right.

3/15/04

"We have to come out and admit that we have a problem with extremism... it's a movement that's been growing for twenty years throughout the entire Muslim world." Nawash further claimed that many as fifty percent of Muslims around the world support the goals of the extremists."

August 9, 2004

" polls showed up to 70 percent of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza backed suicide bombings. "

Council on Foreign Relations


56 posted on 07/20/2005 3:41:28 AM PDT by Kozak (Anti Shahada: " There is no God named Allah, and Muhammed is his False Prophet")
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To: Kozak

One in eight and 13 % are about where I was for the terrorist support structure (10%). I sincerely doubt that most of those folks would do more than talk or send money.

That 70% of Palestinians support suicide bombers is not a shock. It would be They've been trained and propagandized and terrorized (by the PLO/Hamas/Hezbollah) until its a shock that its not 100%. Gaza / West Bank is a sick, sick, society. Its too bad that Israel won't / can't deal with them as they deserve.


60 posted on 07/20/2005 5:51:37 AM PDT by Little Ray (I'm a reactionary, hirsute, gun-owning, knuckle dragging, Christian Neanderthal and proud of it!)
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