Peaceful Religion ? I Don't Think So.
Reader comment on item: Bush Returns to the "Religion of Peace" Formulation

Submitted by clarence paul puckett (United States), Dec 30, 2007 at 17:32

It is very dificult for me to understand how the President can respond to questions with such favor toward their religion and across history and time and the world of today violence seems to be it's #1 trademark all the way back to mohammed it's founder and prophet, because of the murderous crusades alot of nations in Europe were once Christian, but now muslim, Lebanon itself was at one time 75% christian and Islam has come in and took it over. The blood of 241 marines is on their hands[muslims] we took our lick and left and closure never came,

God only knows how many planes have been hi-jacked in the last 40 years or so, almost all muslims involved, 911 and before that an attempt to blow up the towers, finally got 'er done, over 3000 americans dead, USS Cole[18 dead sailors] many attacks on Israel and a vowed charter to destroy her even today as we fund the terriost and train them and supply them with weapons and give them chanch after chanch as they continue their firing of rockets and killing Israel's citizens, aiming rockets at their schools.

Through our generosity for their evil deeds we have funded a culture of death and destruction and made billionaires and millionaires out of their leadership[Arrafat and Abbas]. No Mr. President this is not a culture who deserves to be called a nation, un-civil as they are they are more like the Amalikites of the bible who God ordered Israel to destroy because he saw no future for them at all, they were so evil !

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