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Anti-American Propaganda Feeds Islamofascists

If there is any doubt that the propaganda generated by American Bush-haters is being used by Islamofascist internet sites to further their own agenda, doubt no more. This very same organization hosts a forum called e-Jihad.net whose readers include the "believer" responsible for this post to the site:

The Quran calls on to fight the unbelievers, which are atheists and polytheists, such like trinitarian Christians, Hindus, etc., in summary: liars. Even Jesus said that he did not come to bring peace to the world, but a sword. Therefore I am not surprised that the terrorists have chosen the USA as a target for their actions, because the USA have turned the meaning of the words „In God we trust“ upside down, they sold huge amounts of weaponry to the Middle East and with their interference in Middle East affairs they represent a threat to the world peace.

Americans providing aid and comfort to the enemy in any form whatsoever are traitors. Internet flash files, cartoons, ranting opinions and bile-spewing hatred for our country are just as much a comfort to the enemy as providing them with weapons.

Leftist Liberals who claim to be patriotic by bashing our country and our President are only lying to themselves. The rest of us know, with full clarity, that Islamofascists would wipe them from the face of the Earth just as quickly as they would those of us who believe in the greatness of our country and her actions to stop this plague.

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Anonymous said…
You are exactly right about that....these terrorists would just as soon kill one of the bleeding hearts as anybody...it would only be easier for them as the bleeding heart would lower his head for the terrorist to cut it off!
5/29/2006 08:32:00 AM
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