Islam set direction of area man's life

Post-Dispatch ^ | June 28, 2003 | Karen Branch-Brioso

[veronica]

WASHINGTON - Randall Royer converted to Islam in St. Louis just after the 1992 Rodney King riots in Los Angeles, with racial tensions high nationwide. When the 19-year-old Caucasian kid from Manchester walked into a mosque on the St. Louis University campus, he felt those tensions subside.

[veronica]

FYI.

[Question_Assumptions]

And this illustrates one of the reasons why segregated Christian churches are not a good thing...

[Cindy]

Earlier article and thread...

An Interesting Discussion on FREEREPUBLIC.com regarding a WASHINGTON TIMES.com article by Jerry Seper and Matthew Cella: "EIGHT HELD IN REGION IN PROBE OF 'JIHAD'" (June 28, 2003) (Read More...)

[Shermy]

Sounds like CAIR is pimping terrorists for foreign assignments.

[veronica]

FYI.

[xrp]

"And I was like, 'This is amazing...

Oh, it was like and I was like and we were like and they were like...

WHY DO SO MANY ENGLISH RETARDS SAY "I was like..."???

[Thorondir]

And I was like, This is amazing. We're all talking. There are no barriers between us. Now we can stand together, like, as one, and kill or enslave every single human being who will not bow down to our iSLAMic demon, Allah. Like, really cool, man. You know, like, what I mean?"

Yeah, man. Really cool.

Human civilization had better wake up soon, and get as serious about its survival as the seventh-century savages are about our Annihilation!

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/939711/posts

[thoughtomator]

"It was me and this guy, who was white, and a guy who was black . . . and then an Arab and a Pakistani guy came, and we were all there talking," recalls Royer, who has since taken the name of Ismail Royer. "And I was like, 'This is amazing. We're all talking. There are no barriers between us.' It was really amazing to me how that could be. I just felt something."

What is really amazing is how clear the connection is between this man's conversion to radical Islam and his previous indoctrination with leftist dogma. "a.. white, a... black... an Arab and a Pakistani... all talking" = reason to kill Americans and Indians. In my experience having four people of different races in one room talking together and getting along is nothing particularly unusual - where do they grow these people?

By the way, I'm not sure if anyone else notices the irony, but Falls Church, VA is the home of the Board of Immigration Appeals. Coincidence?

[goody2shooz]

Hey Randall/Ismail! You don't like everybody being segregated but join a religion that discriminates on the basis of religious belief. How two-faced can one person be! He had become the very thing he said he abhors.

[WOSG]

... and then an Arab and a Pakistani guy came, and we were all there talking," recalls Royer, who has since taken the name of Ismail Royer. "And I was like, 'This is amazing. We're all talking. There are no barriers between us.' It was really amazing to me how that could be. I just felt something."

This Cali moron-dudes narrowmindedness is a bit shocking.

I work with people of different nationalities/backgrounds, races, and religions on a regular basis - Hindus, Moslem, Jewish, Christian of different denominations, etc. - Russians, Indians, Germans, Americans, Asian, black, white, hispanic ...

The difference is, we all work in a company that makes useful products for people worldwide, whereas this young man is party to radical mosques and Kashmir terror groups for his kicks.

So which is a better expression of 'breaking down barriers'?

Like, you know, you can be in a multicultural organization without signing up to blow things up ... like, totally awesome, dude!

[rageaholic]

This is amazing. We're all talking. There are no barriers between us.

Big deal. Last week I was getting a sandwhich at a Jewish owned Subway, served by a dude named Mohammad, in front of me on line was an indian wearing a turban.

Forget islam, everybody should sit the hell down and have a friggin' sandwhich.

[WOSG]

"In my experience having four people of different races in one room talking together and getting along is nothing
particularly unusual - where do they grow these people?"

Yes, I just made the same point.

You are correct that this 'surprise' is likely an artifact of leftist indoctrination. Which in turn means leftist indoctrination is enabling the creation of terrorists and terror-enablers.
(I put this guy in the latter category - he's not a trigger-man, he is distributing the PR for the terror groups - he someone imagines that makes him innocent).

[beckett]

According to Stephen Schwartz, Royer has worked in concert with Justin Raimondo of antiwar.com, a frequent and, IMHO, altogether fruitcake poster on Free Republic.

[TheFilter]

I like how this guy enjoys the freedoms which come with an American passport, but leaves and goes to fight with whomever when the mood strikes, or when, as he said, people stepped up discriminatory behavior toward his fellow Muslims.

He has the "guts" to care about his fellow Muslims, but not enough to move permanently to a Muslim country.

What a weenie.

[marron]

"It was me and this guy, who was white, and a guy who was black . . . and then an Arab and a Pakistani guy came, and we were all there talking," recalls Royer, who has since taken the name of Ismail Royer. "And I was like, 'This is amazing. We're all talking. There are no barriers between us.' It was really amazing to me how that could be.

Color-blind citizenship. There need be no barriers between us. The bond of citizenship is spiritual, not ethnic, it comes out of the common love of liberty, of the rule of law, and of the Constitution that is its structure. This kid was not taught this, and became apostate to experience something that was his for the taking.

he quit college for a semester to enlist with Bosnian forces warring with the Serbs... "I just kept seeing on the news about women in rape camps and pregnant women having their children carved out of their womb and it was really disturbing to me, and I saw that no one was really helping them anywhere in the world," he said.

In the end, it was the US Army that came to their rescue. Did he not notice that?

He rejected Christianity early in life after disputing with schoolteacher nuns the logic of the Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - all being the same God.

This is the root of the problem. Having rejected faith in God, he fell in with a cult that is engaged in the murder of Christians, Jews, Hindus, and quite frankly, other Muslims when Christians, Jews, and Hindus are not immediately available for slaughter. Having failed to grasp a basic tenet of Christian faith, he didn't opt for a more ideosyncratic interpretation, he didn't resign himself to a life of skepticism, he didn't seek spiritual fulfillment among Bhuddists or Bahai, he aligned himself with the one cult on this earth that can forever be guaranteed to kill those outside its fellowship, and what is more, has had American blood on its hands for at least 30 or 40 years.

[marron]

Forget islam, everybody should sit the hell down and have a friggin' sandwhich.

Well said.

[MEG33]

Well said.

[spodefly]

Today, Royer and a similarly diverse group of 10 other Muslim men - most from his mosque in Falls Church, Va. - are now facing charges together that they conspired to fight with militant Islamic groups abroad.

Islam really seems to bring out the best in people. The 'diversity' is just a diversion to make it seem like there may be something to this death cult other than political and ideological domination.

[boycott]

If Muslims don't like this country then they can get the hell out. I don't think many people would try to stop them from leaving.