Posted on 08/09/2005 12:19:03 AM PDT by F14 Pilot
The London bombings have prompted the UK government to outlaw Hizb ut Tahrir - a radical Islamic group that wants to replace secular governments with an Islamic Caliphate.
The group is particularly strong in Central Asia.
High in the mountains of poverty-stricken Kyrgyzstan, a bearded man with a fierce gaze slices a watermelon. It is a very colourful sight - red drops of juice on the green carpet, with the glistening snow-covered peaks in the distance.
"In this village, people trust us, not the authorities," says Nur Mohammed, a local leader of Hizb ut Tahrir, which is also banned in Kyrgyzstan.
"Everybody here knows that we will solve their problems quickly and in strict accordance with the Koran. And this suits people a lot better than the slow, bureaucratic and often expensive official route."
The village of Arslanbob is tiny and difficult to reach. From here, it is a two-hour drive to the nearest town.
So people here have always thought it best to solve problems in-house.
"We have already won the battles on prostitution, drink and robbery," says Nur Mohammed.
"All we do is talk to people about the Koran. Sometimes, it requires more than just the skill of persuasion - but in the end, we do come out on top. In our village, nobody even locks their doors now. We've taught people to trust each other - and to respect Sharia law."
But for Hizb ut Tahrir, battles for hearts and minds in small villages like Arslanbob are just routine. The organisation aims much higher.
"All Muslims in the world already want to live in a Caliphate, under Sharia law," he says. "It will be a huge state, a very powerful state. Even now you are all afraid of us - America, Israel, you in the UK too."
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Target coordinates:
Latitude: 42° 53' North
Longitude: 74° 46' East
Ordnance: Carpet Bombing
Objective: Improve Civilization.
Boom...
They appear to be similar to the same types of muslims that Russia is fighting right now along their southern 'Central Asian' border. Perhaps the Bear and the Eagle will get together to fight these muslim beasts. Wow. The two nations who fought the cold war. The two nations still armed with thousands of nukes. The free world now knows that we are up against an enemy that is both suicidal and delusional.
At least this muslim isn't afraid to proclaim the real goals of Islam around the world.
How long will it take for our governments to realize that this is what islam is, and this has been their goal for the past 1400 years as history proves?
Almost forgot the British Lion !
I would not be too worried about this particulat bunch.
Huh?
Well lets see here...
There was the Hundred Flowers campaign..
Tianimen Square...
...Homg Komg...
...Taiwan...
Oh yes! I can see the Communist Party
ceding a large sectionof it's territory
to create a muslim caliphate...Yep,,,
The Chinese government is *so* weak...what
*else* can it do?????
Normally i would not be pleased by the
thought of a wide scale massacre...but
these muslims are begging for it...i can't
say i feel sorry for what is likely to happen
to them...they've just made themselves a much
greater threat to Chinese rule, that the Taiwan
independance seekers...because even they want
to still do lots of profitable business with
mainland China.
Muslim supremacist rantings combined with the arrogant entitlement to butcher all who disagree are very dangerous.
Latitude: 42° 53' North
Longitude: 74° 46' East
Ordnance: Carpet Bombing
Objective: Improve Civilization.
My thoughts exactly!
Can't we just kill all these guys and move on with our lives?
I believe we should!
As Ann Coulter said, there are still a lot of them out there that need to be killed. Sad it has to be that way, it really is. But I don't see us being anywhere near the "live and let live" phase of a relationship yet.
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