Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), May 30, 2007 at 01:56
"Explained" "...His goal was patriotic"...So to kill innocents to this official and openly supporter of terrorism is to be patriotic....Yet, she gets her daily bread financed by American Taxes cash, that nevertheless is hallal, even tough she finds correct to kill Americans as a support for her father and her family terrorism.
Nobody did nothing. So, what has her next generation already learned?
1. Terrorism pays and guarantees shahadah with no pain.
2. No problem, your family will have a good life in the US, for what they are not guilty for your crimes, thus being endorsed and nurtured by immunity.
3. Linda can also explode herself and kill Innocent human beings, for what her family will not suffer not even financial sanctions. Shahadah and Luxury befire and after death...wow.
4. The UN supports this sub humanity and no court charges her financial assets to support the victims of her fathers' heinous crimes, not for a moment condemned by her, but openly and chutzpah-ly condoned.
Is is a pattern -potentially speaking- to be followed by many muslims in the US?
A couple of months ago, in Seattle it happened and looks like people barely learned .....
Very probably is is a pattern to be followed...as Arafat said once, if you cannot destroy Israel at once, you can do so piece by piece..
So if you cannot destroy the US at once, you can do so piece by piece, always condoned by the US leftists' lethargy and its cheap leftists oppressors- most also imperialists and capitalists...
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