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To: aimhigh
The only way to stop Islam is to change it’s legal designation from that of a religion to being a political movement, like Nazism. Then outlaw it.

You can wish for that, but it's not going to happen and, even if it did, it would make little difference. What one can realistically hope for is that Islam will reform itself in such a way as to resolve it's philosophical conflicts with free non-Islamic societies. I believe this will occur as most Muslims that I know would rather live free and be happy and prosperous than live under a cruel despotic medieval theocracy.

12 posted on 07/02/2007 12:36:20 PM PDT by cerberus
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To: cerberus
I say you make it too dangerous to be a Islamic terrorist leader and it will die off.

Inman or other islamic religious leader preaches terrorist Jihad ...target him and turn him into smoke, Islamic teachers in islamic school teaches terrorist jihad ...target...smoke....Islamic state leader or leaders support, fund, train militants, promote terrorist jihad....target ....smoke.......etc

Put all our resources to bear on carrying this out and we will see victory in this WOT. Things would escalate at first then most who are responsible for islamic terrorism in the first place would either be smoke or silent and peaceable.

18 posted on 07/02/2007 12:52:24 PM PDT by free_life
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To: cerberus

“I believe this will occur as most Muslims that I know would rather live free and be happy and prosperous than live under a cruel despotic medieval theocracy.”

I’m not certain that ‘most muslims you know’ is an adequate sample size.


19 posted on 07/02/2007 12:53:31 PM PDT by GovernmentIsTheProblem (The GOP is "Whig"ing out.)
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