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[bigverne]

An excellent article by Ali Hirsi Ali about Mohammed's legacy, and the need to question it.

At the core of this fundamental challenge to the west lies a pre-medieval figure to whom the London terrorists�along with all faithful Muslims in our modern world�look for guidance: Muhammad. All faithful Muslims believe that they must emulate this man, in principle and practical matters, under all circumstances. When trying to understand Islamic terrorism, most politicians and other commentators have avoided the core issue, which is Muhammad�s example.

It is apparent on reading the Koran and the traditional writings that Muhammad�s life not only provides rules for the daily lives of Muslims; it also demonstrates the means by which his values can be imposed. Muhammad himself constructed the House of Islam using military tactics that included mass killing, torture, targeted assassination, lying and the indiscriminate destruction of productive goods. This may be embarrassing to moderate Muslims, but the propaganda produced by modern terrorists constantly quotes Muhammad�s deeds and edicts to justify their actions and to call on other Muslims to support their cause.

http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/article_details.php?id=6994&category=&author=2299&AuthKey=101db99f2e2e77bef4c1ed56daf7fe6a

[rapier]

Going back to the IRA-
Surely a contributing factor to the recent declaration was that the IRA found faultering support in America -due to their alliance not only with the PLO, but a number of other terrorist organisations.PLO and Basque ETA members are regular attendees at Sinn Fein annual party conferences.

Three IRA men, two of them acknowledged Sinn Fein officials, were found to be training FARC terrorists in Colombia. Sinn fein issued statements strongly condemning Bush's war on terrorism, and called for Ireland to deny America the use of airspace or seaports. IRA booby traps were found in the west bank.

Sinn Fein/IRA newspaper An Phoblacht maintained an anti-american stance- saying that the 9/11 attacks were America's fault.

In opposing the U.S. war in Iraq, it editorialized: "We already know that George W. Bush is out of his mind, and that he is inclined to make difficulties worse instead of solving them. It seems likely that the Bush authority wants to keep the whole world under control, with the biggest bombs he has."

[skinhead]

As a republican, I'd just like to say, a rabid dog doesn't heal itself when it gets it's kennel back.

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