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Originally posted by Cabalis
A lot of assertions and no concrete proof.
Second line.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
reply to post by traditionaldrummer
I just did through Face Book and the CIA over an incident manufactured through VIACOM.
The whole thing was coordinated through a CIA Front, an entity tied in directly with the Military Industrial Complex and the Banks via the Skull and Bones 322.
All over a highly controversial incident VIACOM promoted.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Originally posted by Cabalis
A lot of assertions and no concrete proof.
Second line.
The reason the Neoconservatives targeted Evangelical Christians and Jews to support the Wars in the Middle East using religious inference is no coincidence.
It was the biggest block of support for the wars that they could possibly tap into, exploiting the religious angle.
This is all common sense.
Christian Fundamentalism as a Instrument of US Military Doctrine The U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs came under heavy criticism earlier this month from Muslim and religious freedom advocacy groups after it invited to a conference three self-professed "former terrorists" with strong links to the Christian right.
Collectively known as the "3-X Terrorists", Walid Shoebat, Kamel Saleem and Zacharia Anani are front line soldiers in the U.S. "culture wars", a discursive battle over "values" and hot-button issues ranging from abortion to radical Islam.
The men collected 13,000 dollars for their appearance at the 50th annual Academy Assembly, a four-day conference attended by 200 international students and Air Force cadets and organised under the auspices of the school’s political science department.
To supporters, the 3-X represent "moderate" voices; they are self-professed Muslim extremists who converted to evangelical Christianity and are now exposing Islam for what it really is. To critics, they are frauds, accused of fabricating much of their past exploits as mass murderers in order to peddle their Islamophobia on the lecture circuit and on cable news networks, including Fox News Corp. and CNN.
But it is their relationship with political leaders and organisations across the right-wing Christian spectrum that seems to have elicited the greatest concern from critics.
"These men are frauds, but that is not the point. They are part of a dark and frightening war by the Christian right against tolerance that, in the moment of another catastrophic terrorist attack on American soil, would make it acceptable to target and persecute all Muslims," wrote former New York Times reporter Chris Hedges in a widely circulated online essay.
"They offer a window into a worldview that is destroying the United States. It has corrupted the Republican party. It has colored the news media. It has entered into the everyday clichés we use to explain ourselves to ourselves. It is ignorant and racist, but it is also deadly," he said.
Controversy seems to follow Shoebat and his associates wherever they go. Members of the public and the news media were not allowed to attend a student-run forum featuring the three at Stanford University. Princeton University cancelled a scheduled talk by Shoebat in 2005 because it was perceived as being "too inflammatory". In 2006, Columbia University restricted public attendance at a speech with Shoebat and former Nazi Hitler youth and German soldier Hilmar Von Campe only three hours before the event was to take place.
The Military Religious Freedom Organisation (MRFF), a group that is suing the federal government to combat what it describes as "creeping evangelism" in the armed forces, also denounced the visit.
The relationship between the evangelical Christian Right and 3-X runs deep, with connections to Reverend John Hagee’s Christian-Zionist Christians United for Israel (CUFI), as well as Focus on the Family, part of the para-church organisations that promote social conservative public policy in the U.S., and have maintained close relations with the George W. Bush administration.
Shoebat says claims to be a former Palestinian Liberation Organisation operative who attacked Jews, planted bombs in Israel, and in 1993 converted to Christianity. He released a book in 2007 entitled "Why We Want to Kill You", and appeared in a purported documentary film called "Obsession: Radical Islam’s War Against the West."
The film was marketed in part by self-described "pro-Israel" groups, and featured interviews with Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz, dubious "investigative journalist" Steve Emerson, Itimar Marcus of the Israel-based Palestinian Media Watch, and Daniel Pipes, a controversial scholar of medieval Islamic history whose website campuswatch.com sparked criticism in 2002 for its alleged McCarthyesque attacks on Middle East studies professors.
Shoebat has received the support of other neo-conservative pundits too. His website features a quote from Frank Gaffney, of the Centre for Security Policy: "In the 25 years I have been in Washington I have never heard anything so extraordinary and the truth so eloquently told by someone like this [Walid Shoebat]."
In the summer of 2006, Shoebat also spoke at the "Night to Honour Israel", a three-day event presented by Pastor Hagee’s CUFI, which aims to mobilise Christian Zionists as a political force, according to the San Antonio Express.
Shoebat, Saleem, and Anani are also slated to appear on a panel of ex-terrorists at the CUFI Washington convention in March. Other notable speakers include independent Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman, Pipes, Gaffney, and Clifford May, president of the Foundation for the Defence of Democracies.
Saleem, who runs an organisation called Koome Ministries, says he was indoctrinated by the PLO as a child, and ran weapons into Israel via underground tunnels underneath the Golan Heights. But analysts argue there are no accounts of such an incident. Saleem also claims he was descended from the "grand wazir of Islam", a nonsensical term that Saleem rebutted on his website.
"I take responsibility for choosing that inaccurate term. I did so to obscure both title and geographical location of a cleric to whom I am related," he wrote.
The Koome Ministries website is quite clear on its purpose: first, to wake up, educate and train the Christian and Jewish communities on the impending dangers of radical Islam; second, to reach Muslims with the redemptive message of Christ; and third, to teach the Church "relationship evangelism" in order to reach Muslims with the Truth.
The site asks visitors to pray for specific Muslim nations, and provides videos of indigenous groups that are "ripe for the gospel:. The site currently features a video prayer appeal for a Berber group in southern Morocco, asking viewers to "pray for Southern Shilha Berbers will truly become Africa’s free men and women in Christ: pray against the spirits of Islam and mysticism that have kept them bound for generations."
Anani claims he has killed at least 223 people as a Lebanese militant during the early 1970s and was "almost beheaded" for converting to Christianity. A 2007 report in the Canadian Windsor Star cast doubts on his jihadi past; according to Tom Quiggin, a Canadian court-qualified expert of global jihadism, some of Anani’s accounts did not correspond with actual historical events.
"Mr. Anani is not an individual who rates the slightest degree of credibility, based on the stories that he has told," said Quiggin, a senior fellow at the Centre of Excellence for National Security in Singapore.
Sheobat and Saleem are U.S. citizens, and Anani is Canadian.
Originally posted by flymetothemoon
Originally posted by rationaluser
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
www.youtube.com...
According to you this is a "Peaceful protest" ha don't make me laugh do you know people were in that embassy when it was on fire try telling me no-one was hurt in that "freedom of expression" you're just digging a bigger hole to bury yourself in, if ever there was a religious apologist hiding behind the guise of an "agnostic" it would be you.
More danish embassies were stormed and set on fire. This year the cartoonist Westergaard survived anaxe attack by a Somali
Really, it is so hard to believe that some people just can't "let go". "Peaceful" is relative. Banging on a door with an axe is according to danish standards,not peaceful. Why not join one of the "We hate Westergaard" facebook groups instead. Sure they are entitled to "freedom of speech" all they want
Timeline of the JyllandsPosten Muhammad cartoons
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
reply to post by traditionaldrummer
Actually you haven't come up with on fact to support anything you are saying
Originally posted by Cabalis
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
To make this a conspiracy, one would have to assume that Molly, the artist that started the movement through FB, was in fact an agent of the Military Industrial Complex and banks...
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
reply to post by traditionaldrummer
Actually you haven't come up with on fact to support anything you are saying
I'm not saying anything. I'masking for you to substantiate your claims.
You claimed the military industrial complex manipulated fundie christians and jews into creating "draw mohammed day" to further a holy war.
So far, you've been struggling mightily with this bizarre conclusion you've arrived at, including posting things like that lengthy wordbomb above. Tie it all together and wrap this up finally. Or just admit that it's your suspicion that you just can't prove right now.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
These are all things people who wanted to know the truth, for the sake of the truth would investigate in a studious, disciplined and exhaustive manner.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
I have stated clearly that my opinions are opinions, unlike you who can not actually see your opinions as merely opinion, and will not respond to how you arrived at your opinion through any source.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Really they all showed up on their own coincidentally on the same day and time and place to do something that they had never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever done before in their entire lives.
WOW WHAT A COINCIDENCE!
Once again you are in fact oblivious to all common sense or even seem to comprehend what you are saying.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
I have stated clearly that my opinions are opinions, unlike you who can not actually see your opinions as merely opinion, and will not respond to how you arrived at your opinion through any source.
Okay. You made it all up.
You could have just said so to begin with and saved us all this trouble.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Really? Did I make up VIACOM, did I make up Commedy Central, did I make up South Park, did I make up Face Book, did I make up an event happening on Face Book that all these entities were involved with?
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Really they all showed up on their own coincidentally on the same day and time and place to do something that they had never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever done before in their entire lives.
WOW WHAT A COINCIDENCE!
Once again you are in fact oblivious to all common sense or even seem to comprehend what you are saying.
That's essentially the way a viral meme works. All viral memes are distributed and accepted through cultures, not mandated and controlled by institutions. I suspect that this aspect of memetics never occurred to you, presumably because you think it possible that the CIA can make everyone draw mohammed.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Really? Did I make up VIACOM, did I make up Commedy Central, did I make up South Park, did I make up Face Book, did I make up an event happening on Face Book that all these entities were involved with?
That has nothing to do wth your claim:
that the military industrial complex manipulated fundamentalist christians and jews to exploit "draw mohammed day" to further a holy war.
That's the part you made up.