Tuesday, April 19, 2005

WorldNetDaily: Jihad comes to Small Town, USA

Ever since 9/11, I have long suspected that what Muslims say to one another in Arabic, the original language of Islam, and what they say to the world in the languages of the rest of the world, might be disconnected. The author of this article now offers conclusive proof.

It was supposed to be a meeting of how to turn America back to God and family values. So the author, an American woman who has Arabic and uses it as an intelligence analyst, showed up--and didn't let on that she had Arabic.

In the first session, young men did everything from brag about how to spook the American flying public, to pledge to continue to engage in jihad--defined at that meaning as physical warfare against everyone and everything non-Muslim.

And then in the second session--held in English--the presentation concentrated on how to raise Godly children in an ungodly world, especially in the public schools--just ths sort of things you might expect to hear at my church.

One session in Arabic, one in English--and the content of the sessions was as different from one another as night is from day.

The trouble is that this is all of a piece with Islam. Muslims are taught that it's OK to lie, so long as the lie will advance the faith. Muslims are also taught that no treaty they make with non-Muslims is binding on them.

Tell me again that Islam is a religion of peace. Oh, maybe it is, in the sense that the actor Paul Frees, as the disembodied voice of an all-powerful computer called Colossus, said in these lines from the motion picture of that name:

I bring you peace. It may be the peace of plenty and content, or the peace of unburied death. The choice is yours: obey me and live, or disobey and die.