Posted on 09/24/2001 10:18:29 AM PDT by Chuckmorse
Recent Examples of Islamic Terror
In their “Jihad” against the “infidel,” Islamic terrorists know no bounds regarding savagery and depravity.
In fact, the Islamic terrorist believes that Allah sanctions his actions.
In his corrupted soul, he believes that non-Muslims are fair game for murder as long as they refuse to convert or accept “dhimmi,” status, a term used to describe non-Muslims subjected to Islamic rule.
The recent Holocaust in New Your was, in his sick mind, justified punishment for people who were resisting Islam, by virtue of the fact that they refused to convert.
Bin Laden in an interview carried by Newsweek, (1/99) stated: “Muslim scholars have issued a fatwa (a religious order) against any American who pays taxes to his (non-Muslim) government.
Following are recent examples of Islamic terror:
FRANCE - Several years ago, Muslim terrorist began bombing innocent French civilians. Here is one article:
Chicago (7/95) At least 4 people were killed and another 35 wounded in an afternoon terror attack that took place today in the Paris Saint-Michel underground station, near the Latin Quarter.
French Prime Minister Alain Juppe is quoted by the Reuters News service as saying that he believes that "there is a very strong suspicion of a (terrorist) attack".
These attacks were similar to bombings carried out by Muslim terrorists in France in 1986, in which dozens of people were killed.
ALGERIA
Approximately 100,000 people have been killed in Algeria during the last 7 years or so.
Below is one story from a survivor of an Islamic terrorist attack.
The Muslim terrorists are not responsible for all the deaths; the Algerian police and Army have also killed many.
However, the Muslim terrorists frequently target civilians, children, and those that are unable to defend themselves.
In one account, Muslim terrorists stabbed to death 4 French nuns.
Islamic guerrillas hold captive brides hostage to terror By Martin Regg Cohn Toronto Star Middle East Bureau
BLIDA, Algeria - In the dead of night, in the name of Islam, four terrorists burst into the Home of 17-year-old Salima Amina Zenagui.
Accusing her of loose morals, the Islamic fundamentalists ordered Zenagui to cover her auburn hair with a hijab head-scarf.
Then they abducted her at gunpoint to their underground hideout, where the teenager was forced to marry a terrorist twice her age.
After a religious wedding ceremony, he raped her - with a warning that any resistance would mean certain death.
The bleeding didn't stop for 15 days.
The mental torture, and the physical cruelty, continued for another five months.
During the long nights and endless days, Zenagui slowly lost her sanity.
And the will to live.
Zenagui is one of thousands of young women and teenage girls believed to have been kidnapped by fundamentalist terrorists during Algeria's five-year Islamic insurgency.
Forced into so-called temporary marriages that are a religious license to rape, their screams are soon silenced.
Most of the victims have their throats slit, their bodies dumped in wells like the one discovered last week in Bentalha, just outside Algiers.
Police were drawn by the stench of death to the 40-metre-deep well, where they found about 30 badly decomposed corpses of women and girls believed to have been abducted and raped after a massacre in the area a month ago.
Known as "zawaj al mutaa", or "marriage of pleasure,'' the controversial practice is disdained by mainstream Muslims today.
It dates from Islam's early years, when fighters in a holy war helped themselves to single women during periods of hardship or isolation.
Zenagui believes her captors were fundamentalist terrorists from the GIA, who rationalize rape as a way of motivating their men to sacrifice themselves for Islam.
Even as they mistreat their captive women, they worship their God.
In their hideout, Zenagui watched them pray toward Mecca five times a day.
They read the Koran, Islam's holy book, and often played inspirational cassette tapes about the Prophet Mohammed.
Many of the insurgency's 100,000 victims perished in these killing fields.
ARGENTINA
In March 1992, Muslim terrorists blew up the Israeli embassy in Argentina, killing 29 people.
On July 18, 1994 a car bomb blew up the Argentine-Israeli Mutual Association, killing nearly one hundred people.
ENGLAND
In August 1994 two car bombs blew up in London, one at the Israeli Embassy and another at a Jewish charity shop.
An Iranian expatriate by the name of Manoucher Motamer indicated that Iran was responsible for the bombings.
JAPAN
In July 1991, a Muslim murdered Hitoshi Igarashi the Japanese man who translated "The Satan Verses" into Japanese.
He was stabbed to death in Tokyo.
A Muslim living in Britain - Abdul Quddus, who is a senior vice president of Britain's Muslim league, said, "The attacks are justified because people translating the book are also insulting the faith."
INDONESIA
The Voice of the Martyrs Magazine writes that, "around 280 churches have been burned, demolished, stoned, and closed since 1991 in Indonesia (9/96).
"A June 9, 1996 attack in Surabaya, the second largest city in the country was the worst yet as 10 churches were simultaneously destroyed by Muslim mobs."
The article further records that 5,000 Muslims took part in the riots.
These actions are not the work of a few select terrorists.
They are the work of normal Muslims.
They know that Islam is fundamentally violent, and as Muslims they exercised their faith to attack and destroy Churches.
ITALY
A Muslim stabbed, but failed to kill, Ettore Capriolo, the man who translated "The Satanic Verses" into Italian. The attack occurred in Milan Italy.
EGYPT
In Sept 1991, in Imbaba, a district of Cairo, hundreds of Muslims attacked Christians, burning down a church with a Pastor's wife inside.
Other churches were attacked, and Christians were beaten.
The government had to send in 3000 troops.
During the last 8 years, Muslims have murdered hundreds of Coptic Christians.
Muslims welding automatic weapons have sprayed even worshippers in church.
CAIRO, Egypt (CNN) At least 60 people were killed on Monday when unidentified gunmen opened fire at the world famous temple site of Luxor.
The death toll makes it the deadliest attack on tourists in Egypt.
Authorities said tourists from Egypt, Switzerland, Germany and Japan were among those killed in the attack, which took place about 300 miles (500 km) south of Cairo.
State television issued a brief statement saying "attackers hit a number of foreigners, Egyptians and policemen who exchanged fire with them," and the statement added that six attackers were killed in the shoot-out with police.
A spokesman for a travel agency in Luxor was quoted as saying that the gunmen opened fire indiscriminately on tourists after the tourists got off a bus and were about to enter a temple.
Muslim extremists have repeatedly targeted tourist spots in recent years in an attempt to hurt one of the country's key industries and destabilize the government.
Prior to Monday, attacks by Muslim militants had killed 34 international tourists in the past five years.
Overall, about 1,100 people have been killed since 1992, when the extremists launched their campaign aimed at ousting President Hosni Mubarak.
NIGERIA
In Oct. 1991, thousands of Muslims attacked Christian churches, businesses, and homes in Kano, in predominantly Muslim northern Nigeria.
An estimated 300 Christians were murdered.
Muslims were upset because Christian evangelists had been converting Muslims in the region to Christianity.
PAKISTAN
When Muslims in Pakistan found a torn up Quran in a mosque, 30,000 attacked the only majority Christian town (Shanti Nagar) in Pakistan and destroyed half of it!
Churches were burned, businesses destroyed, and women and girls were raped.
The army had to intervene.
Chuck Morse www.chuckmorse.com
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