Utah's Teenage Killer, the Muslim Connection Ignored

NewsBusters.org ^ | 2/15/07 | Warner Todd Huston

[lqclamar]

There is clearly a difference between 21,000 Nazi soldiers and a region's Muslim population as a whole.

And my point is that those 21,000 troops plus the muslim recruits in other Nazi divisions plus the muslim organizations that supported them plus the muslim clerics who helped the nazis recruit are representative of the persuasion of that region's muslim population as a whole. That persuasion was nazi.

[zimdog]

And my point is that those 21,000 troops plus the muslim recruits in other Nazi divisions

What other Nazi divisions? You've been prattling on about this for over a month and you have yet to mention any other Nazi divisions.

And my point is that those 21,000 troops plus the muslim recruits in other Nazi divisions plus the muslim organizations that supported them plus the muslim clerics who helped the nazis recruit are representative of the persuasion of that region's muslim population as a whole. That persuasion was nazi.

And who were these Muslim clerics? You've named one virulent anti-Semite from Jerusalem and it's telling that the Nazis had to truck him in from abroad.

And as I've stated before, your logic holds that the Christian community of the region, which also supplied recruits for, for example, three Waffen-SS divisions in Hunary alone.

It's quite fair to say that the region as a whole was of the Nazi persuasion. After all, almost every state in the region sided with the Nazis.