Dear Terry Parker,
I can see that you are an expert and cutting and pasting.
Also namecalling seems to be another one of your skills as well as
attributing sinister motivations.
However I would be interested to see you use another skill:
argumentation, please show what parts of my writing has been
irrational and would therefore merit being called "islamophobic".
I warrant that I find aspects of Islam threatening but I feel this
to be rationally based on looking at the issue rather than something
I should consult a psychiatrist about. Please point out shortcomings
or irationalism in my writing or in the absense of that try to be a
little bit civil.
I have been variously insulted by you and the moderator however none
of it is based on an analysis of anything I said.
Regards, Kisan.
--- In [email protected], "Terry L Parker"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In response to attempts to promote religious bigotry:
>
>
> USA presence in the Persian Gulf helps extremists
> to recruit for the holy war!
>
> Said US Rep Ron Paul (R) in Congress Sept 25, 2001:
>
> "The hatred has been suppressed because we are
> a powerful economic and military force
> and wield a lot of influence.
>
> But this suppressed hatred is now becoming
> more visible and we as Americans for the most part
> are not even aware of how this could be. Americans
> have no animosity toward a people they hardly even
> know. Instead, our policies have been driven by
> the commercial interests of a few.
>
> And now the innocent suffer"
>
> MoreAt http://www.house.gov/paul/congrec/congrec2001/cr092501.htm
>
>
> If someone keeps poking a stick into a hornets nest
> but then manages to duck out of the way
> as the hornets swarm upon YOU in defensive retaliation
> would it make sense to deal ONLY with the hornets?
>
>
> Cato Foreign Policy Briefing No. 50:
> Does U.S. Intervention Overseas Breed Terrorism?
> The Historical Record by Ivan Eland,
> then director of defense policy studies at the Cato Institute
> at http://www.cato.org/pubs/fpbriefs/fpb-050es.html
>
>
> "The mission of the Minaret of Freedom Institute
> is to educate Muslims on the importance of liberty
> and free markets to a good society, while educating
> non-Muslims about the beliefs and contributions
> of Islam and the political realities of conflict
> between the two cultures"
> MoreAt http://www.minaret.org/
>
> Live&LetLive.1998.05.02:
> Libertarian national Muslim figure,
> Dean Ahmad of http://www.minaret.org
> publishes 'Islam and the Discovery of Freedom'
> on the 50th anniversary of the creation of
> the modern state of Israel;
> and takes live unscreened calls from viewers
> on this 1 hour TV show.
> RealMedia Playback
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>
>
> -Terry Liberty Parker
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>
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>
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>
>
>
> --- In [email protected], Deus Ex Machina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > Terry L Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > might contain clues toward understanding what motivates a
person
> to
> > > commit a suicide bombing. For his book, however, Pape started
> with
> > > the bombings themselves ? every documented case between 1980
and
> > > 2004 ? and noticed some suggestive common threads.
> > >
> > > Foreign occupation, it seems ? not religion ? is the core
> motivating
> > > factor behind suicide terrorism. From Hezbollah in Lebanon and
> Hamas
> > > in Gaza and the West Bank to Sikhs in India, from the
jihadists
> of
> > > 9/11 to the secular Marxist Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka ? for
all
> of
> > > these, it is "a nationalistic response."
> >
> > its an interesting idea, then what about thailand, egypt, iraq,
> saudi arabia and other
> > numerous non-occuping targets of islamo-facism?
> >
> > modern day islamo-fascists are about a literal interpretation of
> > the koran. understanding the mind set mean looking at the
history
> > of suicide murderers in arabian history which goes back over a
1000
> years.
> >
> > its not about occupation of iraq since they are killing iraqis
by
> the
> > truckloads
> >
> > its clearly about a war on western freedoms and our way of life
by
> > psycopaths that want a spread of literal interpretation of
medieval
> islam.
> >
> > the foiled plot to bomb the australian singapore embassy in oct
> 2001 is evidence
> > that you dont need to be occupying anything to be a target.
> >
> > Vic
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