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Points of Views of Different People |
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To the left is an arabic singer, Ragheb Alama. He has a song about how wrong the American Occupation of Iraq is. The song is entitled "Who is the Terrorist". |
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The Western Civilization thinks that all Muslims are terrorists: "Does the Islamic world look at terrorist groups like the KKK or the order, and think about them as examples of the west and Chritianity?" Khaled in Canada |
"Whenever the political interests (which are most of the time illegal, and contradict with the interests of the Islamic societies) of the western countries are threatens the opposite side is a terrorist. We have seen that in the case of the Palestinians who basically are Muslims and Christians but they resisted the Israeli (The Western spoiled baby) occupation. Iran once was the American alley in the gulf area then the same country was labeled as a terror state, Iraq as a friend (to the west) country got its arms from the west, now all kinds of descriptions are used to justify the aggression on it, the list is never ended. However, the gulf Sheiks in Saudi and Kuwait are not terrorists (although they are Islamic societies) simply because they oppose the west in any political issue. On the contrary, we see that these states are helping the west in securing their illegal interests in the whole world. So, we can conclude by saying that the political elite in the west (with the help of and through the media)is using the religion issue to manipulate and exploit the people in order to use then in the process of aggression and colonization." Imuna in Occupied Palestine |
"But let me tell you something, it does not matter really who wins, foreign policy will remain the same towards the Middle-East – Blind support for Israel and to hell with everybody else," Highlander says about American Foreign Policy. |
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"Those so called liberated women in the west before they criticize women in Islam they should look at the Bible and find out what Bible say about womens rights! Sleeping with many men before or after marry(Sounds like prostitute) displaying half naked body to the public or posing naked on the page of xxx magazine or becomig a porno star(!!!),if these things makes women free in the West then I don't think so we Muslim women need that kind of freedom. I should tell those so called liberated women in West, ask your men to respect your minds(Remember! beside your body you also have a mind) and also ask them not to use womens body as a business commodity. Then come to us and give us your big lecture. Thank you." Roksana Reza in the U.S.A. |
"As a Christian who has lived in the Middle East for 10 years, I find the majority of the people in the West are completely ignorant about Islam's true teachings. Most confuse religion with culture, i.e. people believe that women cannot drive cars in Saudi Arabia because the religion forbids it or that female infants are murdered in Asia because of religion. Most of the things the West read about in the press which are linked to Islam are in fact completely against Islamic teachings." Ada in the United Arab Emirates |
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"We need only look at the example of the USA and how they manipulate the news to justify their aggression wherever it be in the world. When Baruch Goldstein murdered Muslim worshippers as they prayed, the western media never once labelled him a terrorist. The media has decided terrorism is the exclusive preserve of Muslims and are whipping up a frenzy of hatred against Muslims. Western TV is playing the game of colonialisation by remote control." Arshad Sharif in the UK |
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Why Muslims Act the Way they Do: - Muslims (like Christians) reject secular modernity, with its materialism, pornography and high divorce rate. Muslim leaders have caricatured the West (and especially America) as the "Great Satan" precisely because the worldly pleasures of Western culture are luring the faithful away from the straight path of Islam, just as it lures many Christians away from a close walk with the Lord Jesus. Thus, for Muslims who feel most powerfully alienated, an attack against America can be seen as a triumph for Islamic values.
- Radical Islamic movements perceive the United States to be culpable in the deaths of Muslims around the world. As many Americans realize, U.S. support of Israeli action against Palestinian and Lebanese civilians has caused burning hostility among Muslims. But many Muslims see U.S. policy at fault in other situations, too. In their minds, the United States was criminally slow to react when nominally Christian Serbs began to slaughter Bosnian Muslims. In yet another recent historical example, many Muslim nations stood with America in the war against Iraq. But the post-war economic sanctions imposed on Iraq have not enjoyed the same consensus. UNICEF’s 1999 report estimates that 500,000 additional children have died during the 1990s as a result of these economic sanctions. So Muslims around the world ask, "Do Saddam Hussein’s crimes justify the mass starvation of innocent children?"
- Muslim perceptions of the West have been molded by their media—a media often strongly biased against the United States. (I might add that Western media tends to be biased against Muslims.) In addition, "many Muslims in the Middle East and elsewhere are exposed not to the positive aspects of U.S. society—such as individual liberty, the rule of law, and economic prosperity—but to the worst traits of American culture, including materialism, militarism, and racism."
- Muslims believe they are destined to be the dominant force in the world today. Nations with majority Muslim populations feel they ought to be the most prosperous and victorious countries in the world. The unacceptable reality is that in most cases they are not. The levers of political, economic, technological, media and even moral power are in the hands of the West.
- Muslim outrage is also caused by the presence of "infidel" troops based in the "holy" land of Saudi Arabia during and since the Gulf war. This has focused their anger on the West, as well as what they view as corrupt and impotent Muslim governments.
- I have many non-American Christian friends. Like moderate Muslims they, too, can be critical and negative of America. Some of the anger brewing in the Muslim world is related to the fact that America is a superpower. America is a lightning rod for criticism. Sadly, it is human nature to want to take people down a notch.
By: Rick Love http://www.cbn.com/spirituallife/OnlineDiscipleship/UnderstandingIslam/A_Christian_Perspective_on_Islam_and_Terrorism.asp |
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For the sake of Israel (the real estate, not "O'Israel, my People"), it is the mission of the Jews for the U.S. to occupy Iraq, just as the Israelis occupy Palestine.
In my whole life, from my heart I never, ever thought I'd say, "The Jews this or the Jews that..." or "It is the mission of the Jews for the U.S. to occupy Iraq, just as the Israelis occupy Palestine."
Up 'til now, and for the past thirty years, since Sirhan Sirhan killed Robert Kennedy, I've always referred to the "enemy" of the Palestinians as the Israeli and the Zionists. The only fault I ever found with the (monolithic) Jews was their (collective) silence and looking the other way while the Israelis and the Zionists abused the Palestinians.
The fact is, the "Israeli" and the "Zionists" are Jews, and by no means am I calling for their rounding up and incarceration and demise. I am saying that the Jews who have taken over the United States government have at their disposal us; the United States of Ameica, and they're using the White House, the Pentagon, and with it the armed forces to carry out their overseas deeds (to "occupy" Iraq just as the Israelis "occupy" Palestine), and John Ashcroft's FEMA domestically to round us up, to incarcerate us, and to somehow dispose of us, while they have at their disposal the U.S. Treasury, not only to run Israel, but the United States and the world too.
John Ashcroft is a self-proclaimed Christian Zionist, and as George W is, a dupe of the neocons. |
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