Don't miff the mufti
Reader comment on item: The Caliphate
in response to reader comment: Iran's countdown

Submitted by BB (United States), Jun 10, 2007 at 12:33

Your observations are right on target. Iran is the heart of islamic terror and they get away with it, burying themselves beneath the endless cells they fund and train. All in the name of Allah. I don't understand though, why they are sworn to kill 'us infidels', yet, 'other infidels' are applauded (N Korea), honored (Chaves) and mass weapons trades (Russia).

I read a site talking about the link between the nazi's and the mufti Husseinni, creator of the muslims brotherhood and its global tentacles. It seems someone had a link to 'tell the children the truth', regarding the holocaust and muslims unity with nazism. One poster said, 'This will damage the Mufti, brothers must fight back'. Now the site tellthechildrenthetruth is unaccessible. He must have some power.

I also don't get why Allah tells them not to take drugs, but it's okay for them to make billions of heroin sales to others. I guess drug infidels don't matter either. Since they lie like a rug, what do you think of the FBI's investigating thier fingers in the JFK plot? The lefties will say it's propoganda, but Iran has kidnapped the fourth hostage for spying. They get us there, they get us here. I think american churches and synagogues would have no problems with thier churches being searched for public safety. You think the mosques would open thier doors? If your a woman, just must enter through the back door, by the garbage dumster. Hmmm. In the US, that is discrimination, No?

God bless our troops and our leaders brave enough to carry on the fight for freedom.

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