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Comment on Human Rights Abuse: The Underbelly of Saudi Arabia and Islam

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Comment on Dawa Infiltration Threatens Britain

Ruth — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 06:18:10 GMT

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Comment on Simulacra vs. Reality; Palin on Africa

Wrong Again — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:48:05 GMT

Better read that article again because it says nothing like what you say it does. Here is a paragraph from the article you seem to have skipped:

"The hoax was limited to the identity of the source in the story about Palin _ not the Fox News story itself. While Palin has denied that she mistook Africa for a country, the veracity of that report was not put in question by the revelation that Eisenstadt is a phony."

Even today Fox is maintaining their sources were clear about the original story. This MSNBC retraction is not what you think it is.

Comment on Burn Your Burqa

neil — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 10:44:44 GMT

Whilst I am in favour of equal rights for all in our democracy, there are situations now where recruitment of personnel is scrutinised beyond the reasonable. If I was to travel to an Islamic country, I would be expected to abide by their laws and rightly so, I would also have to conform to their customs. It should not be unreasonable to expect those from cultures not indigenous to the UK to comply to our customs.

Comment on 20 Terrorist Plots Thwarted Since 9/11

N T Lihou — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 10:23:27 GMT

I am sorry but I believe in not letting terrorists kill people in order to provide evidence that they were plotting to kill people. As I already posted to your comment, there was evidence of WMDs and chemical weapons. These were supported by an Iraqi Air force General as well as the UN.

If you ever read the Manchester document, the AQ training manual, you will see that claiming torture and desecration of the Koran is part of the Information Campaign.

A fact is still a fact even if you wish to ignore it!

Comment on 20 Terrorist Plots Thwarted Since 9/11

Lee — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:14:14 GMT

Again I say to your ""20 terrorist plots thwarted""PROVE IT IN COURT!

Where's your PROOF? All you give is speculation and revisionist history.

Where's the EVIDENCE??

Two to three 'thwarted' at most.

Here's EVIDENCE of bush's sword-rattling LIES which led to illegal kidnappings and TORTURE:
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB80/
http://www.atlargely.com/2008/08/fbi-was-told-to.html
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB234/index.htm

How many BILLIONS of DOLLARS have been spent in Iraq? More $$$$$$$$$ for Afghan-o-quagmire!

Henny-penny conservative

Comment on 20 Terrorist Plots Thwarted Since 9/11

N T Lihou — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 23:10:24 GMT

Part of the WMDs were recently sold to Canada which you can find detailed in Most Of The Country Owes President Bush An Apology while the chemical weapons were shipped to Syria as a former Iraqi Air Force Genral, Georges Sada claims.

Former Iraqi air force general publishes 'Saddam's Secrets'
Knoxville News Sentinel ^ | 2/5/6 | JIM BALLOCH

A former top Iraqi air force general said Saturday that Saddam Hussein smuggled biological and chemical weapons into Syria, using civilian airliners acting under cover of a humanitarian mission.

"About nuclear (weapons or material), I don't know," said Georges Sada, 65.

Sada's charges are contained in his book, "Saddam's Secrets," recently published by Integrity Media of Brentwood, Tenn. He has provided his information to members of Congress.

Today, Sada is heavily involved with World Compassion, a Christian humanitarian organization. He will speak at 6 p.m. today at New Covenant Fellowship Church, 6828 Central Avenue Pike. The event is open to the public.

Sada said that, because he was not a Muslim or a member of Saddam's political party, Saddam may have trusted him more as an independent adviser.

He said his information about weapons of mass destruction is based on what he was told by two Iraqi civilian airline captains who piloted 56 flights in airliners converted into cargo planes. He said the men talked to him in mid-2004, after Saddam was captured.

Sada said the pilots told him the planes were always loaded at night, under secrecy and heavy guard. Among other things, the pilots saw yellow barrels with skull-and-cross-bone markings, Sada said.

He said the flights attracted little attention because they blended in with a number of flights bringing aid to flood victims following the break of a dam in Syria.

Does Sada have any documentation or direct evidence to support the story of the two pilots?

"No, I don't," he answered without hesitation. "I have got nothing except what they told me."

Sada said he fully believes the two men, not because he knows them personally, but because of the way their story connects with some other events of which he is aware. He will not disclose their names but said they are "available" to be interviewed by intelligence officials.

Why did the two pilots provide their information to Sada?

"I've never thought about that," Sada said. He said it was probably because they wanted the information known, "and they knew I had good connections with Americans."

Sada said no one has subsidized the writing or publication of his book.

"I just want people to know the truth," he said.

Other facts from a Defense Update Article

A United Nations briefing indeed determined that Saddam Hussein shipped weapons of mass destruction components as well as medium-range ballistic missiles before, during and after the U.S.-led war against Iraq in 2003. The UN Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission briefed the Security Council on new findings that could help trace the whereabouts of Saddam's missile and WMD program. The briefing even contained satellite photographs demonstrating the speed with which Saddam dismantled his missile and WMD sites before and during the war.

In January 2004, a prominent Syrian journalist named Nizar Nayyouf, known for his challenging reports on the Damascus regime, defected to Europe and published, what he claimed to be Bashar's top secret hiding places of Saddam's WMD caches in Syria. According to Nayyouf's report, the storage is in three locations: Tunnels dug under the town of al-Baida, near Homs, being part of a secret underground factory built by North Korea for Scud Missiles and chemical weapons storage. Another is placed at the Syrian airforce camp at Tal Snan, north of Salamija and the third near the city of Sjinsjar, south of Homs, on the border with Lebanon, where armed air force patrols are in control of a large bunker facility.

-Glad we could provide you with information that you may not have not heard.

Comment on 20 Terrorist Plots Thwarted Since 9/11

lee todd — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 22:38:59 GMT

The Fort Dix Six and your JFK "bombers''
have yet to see any TRIAL. So have thousands of Guantanamo and Abu-Ghraib kidnapees. See cageprisoners.com for details.
Yet you continue your "enemyism" like bush.

Where did those WMD's go?

BOO! The war is over.

Comment on Tom Tancredo, American Hero

Muslims Against Sharia — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 17:33:31 GMT

Muslims Against Sharia praise Congressman Tancredo's initiative. We advocated similar measures in the past and fully support "Gihad Prevention Act"

"Any person from a country where a substantial part of the population is pro-Sharia should not be allowed in the West, not only as an immigrant, but even as a visitor with a few exceptions, i.e., political asylum or as a diplomat etc. ... Every legal immigrant should be allowed to stay only if he/she did not display desire to establish a Sharia state in a host country. Any naturalized citizen who displays a desire to establish a Sharia state in a host country should have his/her citizenship revoked and promptly deported. I think the latter two groups is where the real danger lies." Linda Ahmed, FrontPage Magazine, July 24, 2008

"Anyone who proclaims Islamic extremist views should be tried for sedition, since we are at war with radical Islam, or at the very least, promptly deported." Khalim Massoud, FrontPage Magazine, September 9, 2008

http://muslimsagainstsharia.blogspot.com/2008/09/tancredo-proposes-anti-sharia-measure.html ">http://muslimsagainstsharia.blogspot.com/2008/09/tancredo-proposes-anti-sharia-measure.html">http://muslimsagainstsharia.blogspot.com/2008/09/tancredo-proposes-anti-sharia-measure.html

Comment on Network Solutions, American Traitors

Anonymous — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 04:18:12 GMT

The USA is built upon a capitalist republic. Our constitution protects freedom of speech and freedom to make money off of any website, no matter how questionable or offensive the content may be as long as it is legal. If you hate capitalism then you hate America and should move to China. Good luck getting free and open Internet access there.