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Originally posted by Houtchens
When you *hate* someone, when you clutch hatred to your heart, you become like the person you hate. This concept is seen when people who are abused in one way or another as children and young adults grow up to become abusive adults. Ask any therapist and they will affirm this. It's an invisible spiritual chain.
Originally posted by NJE777
Its called breaking the cycle!
Refusing to perpetuate a cycle....knowing what is right and wrong and making a CHOICE for yourself and others.
:bnghd:
thats exactly what I am talking about!
The only thing it proves is that there exist individuals who are mentally unstable who kill people in the name of something!
It doesnt mean that all Muslim people are violent.
stop the generalisations please
So therefore, I conclude that Islam prefers violence and war over diplomacy and compromise
Terrorist, victims identified
soundpolitics.com...
The KING-5 11pm news broadcast identified the terrorist who shot six women today at the Seattle Jewish Federation as 31-year-old Naveed Haq of Pasco, an American citizen of Pakistani origin. He has a criminal record and was awaiting trial on charges of lewd conduct.
Yes, It Was Terrorism
soundpolitics.com...
It's insufficient to simply condemn the murder of one and the wounding of five at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle by Pakistani gunman Naveed Afzal Haq, who said he was a Muslim-American angry at Israel. Robert Jamieson is reminded of Tel Aviv detonations, but can't broach the "T" word regarding this specific incident. It was terrorism - let's get our heads around that. Today's Seattle Times update leads with a possible "mental illness" explanation for the suspect's alleged actions, but then notes the shooting came a day after "Hezbollah leaders in Lebanon and al-Qaida's second in command urged that the war raging in the Middle East be carried to the U.S." An FBI disclaimer of any links between Haq and any terrorist organization follows. Yet, as Andrew McCarthy of the National Review Online writes today:
...it could not conceivably be more clear that it is terrorism. If the FBI is saying they can't link him to any known terrorist group, that doesn't mean it's not terrorism....not all terrorism is committed by known groups...federal law recognizes the concept of lone-wolf terrorism. It is terrorism because it is a sneak attack -- in this case against civilians -- which is motivated by a purpose to affect government policy and/or further a political/social/religious cause.
Saturday 29 July 2006
Northeast Intelligence Network report on Seattle killer Naveed Afzal Haq
www.judeoscope.ca...
One Killed, Several Wounded in Attack by "Muslim" Demanding the removal of U.S. Weapons from Israel
Haq’s father, Mian A. HAQ, is a founding member of the Islamic Center of Tri-Cities in Richland, Washington. His parents moved to Pasco in 2004 after living in Richland for well over ten years.
According to an investigation conducted by the Northeast Intelligence Network, HAQ might have connections to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and might have attended college in Pennsylvania sometime between 1998 and 2003. Additionally, our law enforcement sources are maintaining that HAQ was reportedly in possession of a copy Qu’ran and possessed Arabic language terrorist documents.’ The shooting well planned, and HAQ might have conducted surveillance of this facility in the days before shooting.
Originally posted by laiguana
I can't believe that terrorist lived in my town for ten years! And this place is mostly rural! I'm certain that many mosques will preach that violence and war is the only solution against infidels. This does go along with the Quran after all.
And I don't see anything crazy about my beliefs regarding Islam promoting terrorism, it seems fairly accurate to me, whether it is politically incorrect or not. So this muslim with supposed mental illness is only contributing to the mounting evidence that supports my claim.
Originally posted by laiguana
That SOB is from my area, which isn't Seattle, but maybe 4 hours eastward. I already don't agree with the muslim culture in many terms, and this incident just makes my dislike of Islam even more. It just proves to me again and again that Islam is a violent religion that revels in death. What a pity.
Originally posted by laiguana
That SOB is from my area, which isn't Seattle, but maybe 4 hours eastward. I already don't agree with the muslim culture in many terms, and this incident just makes my dislike of Islam even more. It just proves to me again and again that Islam is a violent religion that revels in death. What a pity.