Posted on 07/18/2005 10:58:49 PM PDT by Checkers
I like your profile page.
(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)
Luckily for Tom, as long as the Plame thing is going on, the press does not pay attention to anything else. This is the beauty of Rove's involvement.
Can I go on the mission?
"True believer" or not, he and his minions are the roots of this pestilence and the keys to exterminating it.
Why he, his training camps, and the Jihadist schools have not long since been annihilated is beyond my ken.
You'll have to ask Mr. Stangegov for that answer.
i'm in favor of paving over mecca and making it a racetrack or something.
There must be some unusual Muslims in Montana.
The Muslims I've talked to will allow that He is a prophet.
"We are at war with the true believers of Islam."
So when are you going to do your part to win this war you claim's going on?
It amuses the hell out of me to see people still claiming that Hewitt is even remotely conservative.
Funny how you sound just like the posters on Democratic Underground who say the same thing about all conservatives and the Iraq war. Why aren't you over in Iraq if you support the war effort? As soon as you answer that, I'll answer your question.
my thoughts as well
"Again, whether Kennedy said something or not, the impact is zero. The terrorists have plenty of propaganda available already that seems to be doing the job of recruitment just fine."
So you had no problem with what Dick Durbin said?
Somewhere in the Pentagon, you can damn well guarentee that this option of a small tactical nuke directly on that Moon Rock has been seriously discussed as an option to an Islamic nuclear attack:
"It (Mecca) plays a central role in Muslim worship. Five times a day Muslims pray toward it. All Muslims who have the means are expected to make the Hajj--a pilgrimage to Mecca which revolves around the Kaaba stone.
The Kaaba stone is really the reason Mecca is considered holy. Muslims believe the site was used for worship as far back as Adam and that the shrine around the stone was first placed there by Abraham (Ibrahim). There is a 12 mile zone around the stone that infidels are restricted from entering. It's that holy. No non-Muslims near it. In fact, without Mecca and the Kaaba stone, Islam would be very different.
Islamist terrorists also consider Mecca the holiest place in the world. It is central to their mode of worship. They face it when they pray. They too believe they must make the hajj. If we take them at their word, then the reason they commit terrorist acts is because they take their religious convictions so seriously. When they kill us, it is because they believe that this is what their God wants them to do.
"There has been a rumor floating in the Washington ether for some time now that George Bush has figured out what Sword of Damocles is suspended over Osama bin Laden's head. It's whispered among Capitol Hill staffers on the intel and armed services committees; White House NSC (National Security Council) members clam up tight if you begin to hint at it; and State Department neo-cons love to give their liberal counterparts cardiac arrhythmia by elliptically conversing about it in their presence.
The whispers and hints and ellipses are getting louder now because the rumor explains the inexplicable: Why hasn't there been a repeat of 9-11? How can it be that after this unimaginable tragedy and Osama's constant threats of another, we have gone over three years without a single terrorist attack on American soil?"
Available only to subscribers of To the Point, Wheeler ends his column by explaining the effectiveness of the Mecca threat.
"Completely obliterating the terrorists' holiest of holies, rendering what is for them the world's most sacred spot a radioactive hole in the ground is retribution of biblical proportions and those are the only proportions that will do the job.
"Osama would have laughed off such a threat, given his view that Americans are wussies who cut and run after a few losses, such as Lebanon in 1983 and Somalia in 1993. Part of Bush's rationale for invading Afghanistan and Iraq obviously never expressed publicly was to convince Osama that his threat to nuke Mecca was real. Osama hates America just as much as ever, but he is laughing no more." ~ Dr. Jack Wheeler; 'To the Point'
http://mightyrighty.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-353.html
The Koran sees the world as divided into two one part which has come under Islamic rule and one part which is supposed to come under Islamic rule in the future. There is a division of the world which is very clear. Every single person who starts studying Islam knows it.
The world is described as Dar al-Islam (the house of Islam) that's the place where Islam rules and the other part which is called Dar al-Harb the house of war. Not the "house of non-Muslims," but the "house of war." It is this house of war which as to be, at the end of time, conquered.
The world will continue to be in the house of war until it comes under Islamic rule." [snip]
"You are either dense .. or just going off the cliff to defend Tancredo."
A distinction without a difference.
"I don't have time to wade through this whole thread but before I go I want to say that I agree with Hewitt. We have a lot of keyboard Rambos on FR so just let them have their fun. They are safe knowing no one is going to follow their silly advice."
Thank God they aren't in Congress or running for President.
"Every active Muslim worldwide is knowingly giving money for murder in the vast monetary network that is funding terrorism."
All 1 billion of them?
Of course we have already threatened as a deterant, to hit rogue nations, and I would think we have already threatened Mecca, it is suggested that has stopped any Islamists from taking action in America.
Nuclear Weapons are on the table, and have been there since before I left Europe in the early 80s.
Tancredo was a definite Psyop Message that reached to Pakistan.
Yes I had a problem with his comments, but it's apples and oranges when compared to Tancredo's. Durbin's comments hurt troop morale, nothing more. If anything, Tancredo's comments would boost troop morale.
There is no excuse for Freepers not to know.
Thanks for posting this.
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