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To those who reject lies.


I have heard enough of these slander and non-sense: Islamic Terrorists, Islamofascists, Muslim Terrorists…etc!

Once again terrorism has no religion!!! There are Christian who are terrorists, so are Hindus, Jews and many other religions; and, secularists or Marxists who aren’t associated themselves with religion and still participate in terrorist act. George Bush is a terrorist with WMD in his hands, he used conventional weapon as well as chemical weapon against Iraqis, but he is not a Christian Terrorist. Osama is a terrorist, but he is not a Muslim Terrorist. Terror can be waged by any one, but the claim is different when it comes to Islamic followers.

When alqaida wage war against the west using a terror methods, there claim was to “free Muslims from the West” hence non Muslims and some ignorant Muslims to call them “Muslim Terrorists” why? The reason is if you call Terrorists who happened to be Muslims “Islamic Terrorists” rather than alqaida or some other groups, it makes it easier to attack, invade, destroy, terrorize Muslims everywhere they are found. Who is doing that? American government, the major media, the radio talk shows by enlarge, evangelical churches by enlarge, oil industries, Zionists to name a few.

The last few days there was a terrorist activity which has ended in taking hundreds of lives in Mumbai India by terrorists. Who are these guys? Not Islamic Terrorists!!!! They are terrorists.

Points I wanted to make

1, Most of terrorist victims are Muslims mostly perpetrated and carried by non-Muslims.

2, Wars that are waged in Muslim countries are now going on are started by non-Muslims against Muslims.

3, Muslims are subjected to torture, disappearance and illegal detention by the US.

4, Except few countries in Muslim majority countries, most lives under brutal backward regimes.

American support of support for Israel (occupied Arab lands built illegal settlement); Egypt (torture state), and Saudi-Arabia (slave state); made terrorists to flourish beyond any ones imagination now.

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