I would Urge you to re-think your comments--Harvard Loves Jihad-Meyrem Hussein
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Submitted by Anne (United States), Jul 21, 2008 at 22:59

I would honestly like to ask any or all muslims, who are living peaceful lives, if they think their religion has been hijacked by non-peaceful muslims, who have twisted the religion, and turned it into a religon of terror. Certainly reasonable muslims must understand the terror the radicals create. They are hate-filled, and unreasonable, killing women and children they don't even know.......Why..........because these people do not believe in Allah. My goodness are they going to kill every Christian, Hindu, Buddist, Jew, Catholic, because our religions differ in beliefs?

I also would ask, Do the peaceful Muslims ever ask these Imams and cleriks, why they immitate tyranical regimes like Hitler. Hitler was thought to be Insane in his belief of the Arian race taking dominance over the world. Here we go with anti-semetism. If you are not of a certain breed, or race, you should be eliminated. To me this is a wake up call for all peaceful muslims to stand against the radicals, the suicide bombers, and the liars who have hijacked Islam. I know there are many of you out there who feel these murders are wrong, and didn't agree with the attacks on the World Trade Center bombings, or the Train bombings in Spain, as well as senseless attacks on Israel, Germany, France, and Britain. Is there no way to rationally deal with the Jihadists? Why do they think their struggle is with other countries, who are leaving them alone. I would love to hear an explanation.

Thanks, Anne

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