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Several Muslims in the public eye have stated that the "Madie" (sorry if it's misspelled) is to return this year. The Madie is the Muslim Messiah. So IMHO this is the One, the Madie.

See for example this thread first. There's a Muslim who'd not show his hand (He claimed he was holding the Koran.) And the cops were unfazed but the man, he was 'tazed' Which must not have been part of his plan.

Will Islam ever have as much influence in the U.S. as it currently does in Western Europe? Definitely Probably Maybe Doubtful

The well known mooselimb aversion of anything pork related should be used to our advantage in the Iraq war. In near modern times the latest instance of which I am aware of this occurring was with Black Jack Pershing and the Islamic insurrection in the Philippines near the turn of the 20th century. Most readers may be familiar with the incident where captured Moro terrorist were executed with bullets dipped in pig fat and their bodies wrapped in pigskin before burial. One Moro terrorist was allowed to live and witness the execution and burials and then released. Suddenly the Moro...

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad says, “there is no such thing as a moderate Muslim.� Nice of him to clear that up for us. “What is happening today has got nothing to do with religion. It has got to do with territorial disputes, mainly the dispute over Palestinian land,� he told Reuters after a religious congress here. He said Bush’s description of America’s “war on terror� as “a struggle for civilisation� on the fifth anniversary of the attacks was flawed, as was the West’s hope that moderate Muslims would have a dominant voice. There is no such thing as...

Screening airline passengers of a certain ethnic or religious background to uncover those who pose a potential terrorist threat would risk alienating the Muslim community, prominent Muslims cautioned today. The Times reported this morning that the Government is discussing with airport operators plans to introduce a screening system that allows security staff to select people who are behaving suspiciously, have an unusual travel pattern or are from certain ethnic or religious backgrounds. It is understood that officials at the Department for Transport believe that this system would not only be more effective at identifying terrrorists, but would also greatly relieve...

Pakistan on the spot over Iran nuclear secrets By Syed Saleem Shahzad Wednesday Jan. 25, 2006, KARACHI: Reverberations continue from the attack by a US Predator drone on the village of Damadola in Pakistan's Bajur tribal area last week. The raid was designed to root out al-Qaeda operatives believed to be in the area, but larger forces are at play. On the one hand, some call the strike, in which 18 people were killed, a calculated risk by the US in the "war on terror". Others claim that it was a part of President General Pervez Musharraf's delicate tightrope walk...

This is a WorldNetDaily printer-friendly version of the article which follows. To view this item online, visit http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44417 Tuesday, May 24, 2005 FAITH UNDER FIREChristian in mental hospital over Islam switchDoctors say he'll stay there until he recants conversion Posted: May 24, 20051:00 a.m. Eastern © 2005 WorldNetDaily.com Doctors in a Cairo mental hospital are holding an Egyptian Christian against his will, telling the man he'll be a permanent resident there until he recants his faith and returns to Islam, reports a leading monitor of Christian persecution. Reminiscent of the tactics of Communists in the USSR who put dissidents in mental...

Kin Defend Suspect in Alleged Bush Plot By MATTHEW BARAKAT ASSOCIATED PRESS ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - 0222DV-Bush-Plot Family and friends who packed a Virginia courtroom to support Ahmed Omar Abu Ali laughed out loud when prosecutors alleged that the former high school valedictorian had plotted to assassinate President Bush. Abu Ali, 23, a U.S. citizen who grew up in Falls Church, was charged Tuesday with conspiring with al-Qaida to kill the president in a plan that prosecutors said was hatched while the man studied in Saudi Arabia in 2002 and 2003. Those who know Abu Ali said the accusation simply...

THE WASHINGTON TIMES A Falls Church man detained in Saudi Arabia as a terror suspect was charged yesterday in federal court in Virginia with providing material support and resources to al Qaeda as part of a conspiracy to assassinate President Bush. A federal grand jury indictment handed up in U.S. District Court in Alexandria said Ahmed Omar Abu Ali, a 23-year-old U.S. citizen and 1999 valedictorian of the Islamic Saudi Academy in Alexandria, met with al Qaeda terrorists in Saudi Arabia to discuss plans for him to kill Mr. Bush with either a gun or car bomb.