Reply to Mr. Sultan & a few comments
Reader comment on item: How Terrorism Obstructs Radical Islam
in response to reader comment: I disagree with all of you!!!

Submitted by Faqi Hussain (United States), Sep 1, 2005 at 15:16

Mr. Sultan, I disagree with your comments about Mr. Bush. He has led a war to topple a dictator who terrorised his people and the neighboring countries. So how can anyone ...say Mr. Bush is dangerous?

For the first time in her history, Iraq has the chance to choose democracy and a government chosen by her people. For that 2,000 young Americans gave their lives and tens of thousands of innocent Iraqis have been killed by the Islamists not by Americans.

This war could have ended a long time ago if the Muslim Jihadists with their leader Abu al Sacaqvi had not prolonged it. AMERICA IS IN IRAQ, NOT TO OCCUPY IT. It is there to protect, or rather help her give birth to democracy, to freedom, to representative and responsible government, to justice and to peace. It is the Islamists and their allies in the so called "peace camp" that are waging war and killing innocent people. Why do people, especially Muslims, dont realize this is beyond me.

After world war II, America helped rebuild most of the countries that fought against it. Americans are the most generous of people. Today there are flourishing democracies all over the world, most of all in Germany of Japan - thanks to the magniminity of the Americans. Iraq too would have be the recipient of what is FREEDOM if not for the vicious Islamists and Islamic terrorists.

Islamism is not about peace. its about the violent take over of the whole world, which they will never acheive. Look at all the Islamic countries they are the most backward, primitive, wretched places on earth with the worst record on human rights. So how can Islam be considered a gift to mankind if the countries that have a majority of Muslims are all like that.. Its the worlds worst evil ideology. ...Funny how Muslims who crept in to the Western countries on the pretexts of refugees and they all came this way, are turning against their hosting countries and demand special status.

The misery in the Muslim world is the fault of Islam and their leaders, and if they are such defenders of Muslim people, they should go back to where they came from and fight for their people's freedom. One would ask the simplest question to any Muslim, in the last 100 years who killed more Muslims than Muslims themselves? Nobody.

Read this part well Mr. Sultan and you will know why so many Muslims try to impart their ideology of Islamism to the West & will blow themselves up to kill innocent people, both Muslims and non-muslims.

It's a win-win proposition …for Islamists, succeed and enjoy the carnal benefits of power, rape and plunder in both this life and the next, …or fail and enjoy all you lust after in the next life. Either way your reward is sure and guaranteed. Allah has promised all sorts of rewards, gluttony, and unlimited sex to Muslim men who kill unbelievers in his name. He promises that in the fight for His cause whether a man kills or is killed he will return to the garden of Paradise, where Allah will "wed us with Houris (celestial virgins) pure beautiful ones", and unite us with large-eyed beautiful ones while we recline on our thrones set in lines. In that glorious place Jihadists are promised to eat and drink pleasantly for what they did, and have sex with "boys like hidden pearls", and "youth never altering in age like scattered pearls". (See Qur'an 9:111, 56:54, 56:20, 56:19, 56:24, 76:19, and The Tidings: 30).

Mr. Sultan either you are one of the Muslims who know nothing of what the Quran says, but just born to a Muslim family and never questioned what Islam was all about; like most Muslims in the world today who are blindly led by evil Mullahs. I know what is in the Quran very well, I studied it for years.

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