Muslim Nazis

[L@mplighterM]

Muslim Nazis
John LeBoutillier
Thursday, June 19, 2003
For almost 20 years before imposing the Final Solution, the German Nazi Party openly advocated the extermination of all Jews. And Western and American political and business leaders did business with these German Nazis - despite their clear and unashamed anti-Jewish views.
Sure enough, having obtained power, the Nazis imposed their particular brand of what is now called ethnic cleansing. Six million Jews were exterminated and, had it not been for the successful advance from both sides by the Allies, millions more would have been murdered.

Their crime? Being born with Jewish blood in their veins.

Today yet another mass extermination is being advocated by people that we again are doing business with: Palestinian and Arab leaders loyal to Yasser Arafat and the Hamas terrorist organization.

These 'Muslim Nazis' openly call for "all Jews to be driven into the sea."

These Muslim Nazis use suicide bombings to derail a peace process that will forever solidify Israel's 'right to exist'. And that very principle – the right to exist – is what these hateful radicals cannot abide.

Thus Arafat, on the verge of a comprehensive peace treaty in 2000, declared an 'intifada' on Israel and launched a wave of new suicide bombers. The result? Arafat's longtime nemesis, Ariel Sharon, was elected prime minister by a now-radicalized Israel.

Another 'right' is complicating the process. The 'right to return' is something Arafat and Hamas insist upon. This 'right' would mean that millions of displaced Palestinians and their offspring would have the right to move back into their family homes in what is now Israel.

Thus, the 'right to return' would mean that the voting majority inside Israel would be non-Jewish. And it would then not take long for the Arafats of this world to impose that lifelong dream to exterminate all the Jews.

Of course, Israel circa 2003 is a lot different from the German Jewish minority population in pre-war German circa 1933-39. Israel today is a modern liberal state surrounded by medieval Arab nations wallowing in backwardness, deprivation and autocracy.

Israel has a top-flight military – including nuclear weapons – and it has proven over and over again its relentless determination to never again allow a Holocaust. That is why Israel took out Saddam's nuclear reactor in 1981 - and why it will not allow Iran to develop nukes.

The proposed Road Map put forward by the Bush administration specifically states that there can and will be a separate Palestinian State. It does not allow for the 'right to return.' And Israel will never – ever – agree to such a suicidal provision.

Meanwhile, everyone in the region suffers. The Palestinians are used by their Arab brethren as a symbol of Western imperialism. But do the rich Arabs help alleviate the Palestinians' poverty? No!

They allow them to wallow in camps and compounds with soaring unemployment and no hope for a better future – all to blame an 'enemy' in Israel and America.

In fact, Israel's economic potential will help the Palestinians once an agreement is reached. So, too, will Jordan and Egypt gain economically by a vibrant, peaceful regional economy – once this 'intifada' stops.

All that is preventing a New Age in the Middle East is a handful of radical, murderous thugs who use brainwashed youths as weapons to prevent progress.

It is time to eliminate these Muslim Nazis - just as we systematically hunted down German Nazis during and after World War II.

Only when they are gone will real peace begin.





http://www.newsmax.com/archives/arti...9/114200.shtml


I think the article is correct about the Muslim Nazis but I prefer to call them the new Nazis. I think the author is wrong about a handful of Muslim Nazis because there are polls that indicate that the numbers are much higher. As a matter of fact countries like Lebanon has upwards of 74% of the population that are Muslim Nazis or their supporters.

[Evgeny]

The Shiptars who made up the Muslim S.S. Handschar. Himmler even said that they made very good nazi's. they along with the Croats were respnisible for the Genocide of Serbs and Jews at the Death camp Jasonovic. Ironic however these are the very same shiptars who many jewish groups in America loobyed to help terrorize Serbs in the Kosovo fiasco. These groups must have forgetton how the Serbs saved and helped there brethern during WW2

[Gilgamesh]

Originally posted by Evgeny
Ironic however these are the very same shiptars who many jewish groups in America loobyed to help terrorize Serbs in the Kosovo fiasco. These groups must have forgetton how the Serbs saved and helped there brethern during WW2

I never liked these kind of Jews, Leftic Jews. Actualy, I don't like leftics of any kind.

AFAIK, Israel refused to comment on the Kosovo crises or to condem the Serbs, Although spacific request of the white house.

We in Israel, have never forgotten the Serbs and we (although on an indevidualy manner) support the Serb's cause and claim for kossovo, as it mirrors our own demand to keep holding territories we hold dear on the national and cultural level.

[L@mplighterM]

It’s difficult to be a human being with feelings especially when it comes to mixed emotions. Milosovic has the blood of several million people on his hands and therefore I would have found it difficult to support his actions. In the aftermath of 9/11 I looked at the Kosovo crisis and in retrospect found myself siding a little bit more with Milosovic.

One thing for certain is that opposing philosophical views when held in the mind of evil people has been responsible for a almost unbelievable loss of human life.

[andak01]

Originally posted by L@mplighterM
It’s difficult to be a human being with feelings especially when it comes to mixed emotions. Milosovic has the blood of several million people on his hands and therefore I would have found it difficult to support his actions. In the aftermath of 9/11 I looked at the Kosovo crisis and in retrospect found myself siding a little bit more with Milosovic.

Sickening. You equate the actions of 15 men with a very specific agenda to a group of unrelated people thousands of miles away and use that to excuse genocide. Disgusting!

[L@mplighterM]

I excuse nothing but since 9/11 it has become perfectly clear to me that elements within Islam have their eyes on world conquest. Their comrades don’t have the backbone to openly criticize mullahs, imams and the like for their hateful speeches.

Why don’t I say that there was a time that I disliked Milosovic with a passion but I no longer feel that way. On the other hand it would be better if land claims could be negotiated peacefully.

I want to make it clear that I don’t support Milosovic nor would I ever had.

[ibrodsky]

Originally posted by andak01
Sickening. You equate the actions of 15 men with a very specific agenda to a group of unrelated people thousands of miles away and use that to excuse genocide. Disgusting!

The actions of those 15 mass murderers are widely admired in the Arab and Muslim worlds.

[andak01]

Originally posted by ibrodsky
The actions of those 15 mass murderers are widely admired in the Arab and Muslim worlds.

I assume, perhaps wrongly, that anything less than hatred of mass murderers, Milosevic or Hitler or Saddam or anyone else, is frowned upon on this board. I would happily give LampLighter the benefit of the doubt, but he has made clear in previous postings that he wouldn't lose sleep if every Muslim in the world was taken out and shot. My observation stands, sickening and disgusting. And if you don't have a problem with "and in retrospect found myself siding a little bit more with Milosovic", I do. Those 15 mass murderers were not admired in this household, and neither is Milosovic.

[L@mplighterM]

I wouldn’t loose sleep if each and every Islamic fundamentalist terrorist and their supporters were shot but I’ve certainly never advocated the murder of each and every Muslim in the world. What nonsense! Would you mind quoting posts where I have openly stated that I would support the genocide of all Muslims?

Perhaps I worded my statement incorrectly and that left room for a misunderstanding. What I meant was that post 9/11 I became more inclined to think that Milosevic’s actions were taken to stem Islamic fundamentalist terrorism.

Nevertheless I would prefer meaningful dialogue to settle disputes.

I wonder what world reaction would have been to the expulsion of the Muslims in Kosovo post 9/11?

[andak01]

And where do you draw the line on supporters? I myself have been repeatedly referred to that way on this board. Would I be taken out and shot because my views are as radical as a couple of our American congressmen? Would I be taken out and shot, because, though I advocated detailed UN inspections and even military buildup on the borders of Iraq, I was averse to a ground/air invasion that has cost over 5000 Iraqi civilians their lives, the same civilians we portended to offer freedom to? Would I be taken out and shot for stating my belief that there was less evidence of WMDs than we were being told, Donald Rumsfeld saying, as he did, that we already knew the location of some of these WMDs prior to the war.

In answer to your question, post 9/11 most Americans would honor any act of retribution against Muslims. One third of them now believe that WMDs have been found in Iraq, though they have not. They have successfully bought into the theory that we are in Afghanistan to 'free' the Afghans and in Iraq to 'free' the Iraqis. If that were only true I would have stood behind such a noble goal 100%. But the Iraqis today are like so many others that we have freed, the Philipinos, the Hatians, the Panamanians, the list goes on. But all this history is forgotten in the wake of CNN and Fox. All we remember are Germany and Japan, the exceptions that prove the rule. Wishing will not make Iraq into Germany or Japan or America for that matter. Iraqis should be free of Saddam AND free to make their own discisions. Anything less is bald imperialism. But then, that doesn't seem to have any negative connotation anymore.

[L@mplighterM]

Originally posted by andak01
Would I be taken out and shot,

If you want to shoot yourself it’s all right with me as a matter of fact it’s no concern to me unless you’re breaking the law.

I’m not interested in your other nonsense and/or distorted facts and/or misquotes.

[Mediocrates]

uncalled for ~~~

[Evgeny]

Originally posted by L@mplighterM
It’s difficult to be a human being with feelings especially when it comes to mixed emotions. Milosovic has the blood of several million people on his hands and therefore I would have found it difficult to support his actions. In the aftermath of 9/11 I looked at the Kosovo crisis and in retrospect found myself siding a little bit more with Milosovic.

One thing for certain is that opposing philosophical views when held in the mind of evil people has been responsible for a almost unbelievable loss of human life.

I doubt their is more than a million people in Bosnia or Kosovo. Milo made some poor choices but he had to respoud to the gangster terrorist KLA who were flooding into Kosovo and terrorizing the local Serbian population. This was no genocide but a militery operation aimed at destoying KLA. if NATO wanted to stop the madness in the Balkens they should have attacked Albania not Serbia.

[Mediocrates]

By the way there really were/are Muslim Nazis. Many Croats, Bosnians and Albanians were recruited by the SS in WW2. It's fairly well documented. In fact there is some evidence to suggest that Bosnia has become a sharp point of muslim terrorism pointed at Europe.

[andak01]

Originally posted by Mediocrates
By the way there really were/are Muslim Nazis. Many Croats, Bosnians and Albanians were recruited by the SS in WW2. It's fairly well documented. In fact there is some evidence to suggest that Bosnia has become a sharp point of muslim terrorism pointed at Europe.

But there weren't any Christian Nazis, right? How about Buddhist Nazis? Remember, these people were fighting for a paycheck. They didn't have our 20/20 hindsight to be able to identify their employers as a force of evil in the 20th century. That's not to deny that there is a great deal of anti-Semitism in the Arab world. But the Lutherans and Catholics had far more to do with the Holocaust than the Muslims.