Non-violent Muslims give tacit & moral support to Jihadists
Reader comment on item: How Terrorism Obstructs Radical Islam

Submitted by Faqi Hussain (United States), Sep 4, 2005 at 02:34

The problem with curbing the activities of both the terrorists and the Islamists, especially in the UK; is the difficulty in comprehending or imagining that in 2005, when the UK. opened its eyes after the 7/7 bombings and began responding to Islamic terrorism, that one of the most difficult battles of the war on terrorism would be the overcoming of the legal" landmines" being laid by the Human rights orgnisations, the MAB, MCB and domestic liberals on behalf of the Islamists.

The Government of the UK will be very lucky if they could at least lock up , let alone deport these horrible imams who spew hate, in the most vicious way against the very good people & country that gave them asylum. Talk of biting the hand that (literally ) feeds them. Most or all of them are on some sort of state aid in the UK including housing assistance. Talk of being ungrateful - big time. ...

These do good individuals and organisations, do not give a "hoot" about the innocent 50 odd people murdered and 700 odd horribly injured by the bombs detonated by the Islamic martyrs who, in their stupidity, were under the impression that they were going to paradise. If Murderers per Islam are sent to paradise to be with Allah, where on earth did the poor innocent people who were murdered sent to?
Maybe, an Islamist who reads this will be able to answer that for me?

No religion in the world today besides Islam approves or sanctions murder in any form, espeically of innocents.
If majority of muslims claim to be non-violent, that is inspite of islam. ... However, they give tacit & moral support to the violent extremists and terrorists.

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