Replies to post #136256 on Zeev's Turnips Talk Politics (ZTTP)

[jimmie]

That's what the UK's Prime Minister, I think, Chamberlain said about Adolph Hitler's administration in Nazi germany before they started killing the people the nazi's didn't like. If the UK had had the courage to take the sob down sooner, a lot of innocent people would have lived. The truth is, Saddam should have gone down in the 1st war with Iraq---but who knew??!! Get over the hate for gwb and direct it at the real threat!!!

[brainlessone]

i know this is your opinion and you are welcome to it. you also feel Israel is just a bad idea. You are welcome to this idea too.

but please dont try to present them as factual reality.

I am just fine with the current reality:

The government of Saudi Arabia is distributing books and pamphlets across the United States in an effort to recruit American Muslims to an international struggle against Christians and Jews, the director of a religious freedom organization told the Senate Judiciary Committee Nov. 8.

In one instance, a booklet distributed by the Saudi Embassy in Washington offers instructions on how to “build a wall of resentment” between Muslims and infidels, said Nina Shea, director of the Center for Religious Freedom.

Among the book’s directives: “Never greet the Christian or Jew first. Never congratulate the infidel on his holiday. Never befriend an infidel unless it is to convert him. Never imitate the infidel. Never work for an infidel,” Shea quoted during a committee hearing.



The booklet and more than 200 others containing similar anti-Western diatribes “demonstrate the ongoing efforts by Saudi Arabia to indoctrinate Muslims in the United States in the hostility and belligerence of Saudi Arabia’s hard-line Wahhabi sect of Islam,” Shea said.

She said hate literature, booklets, text books and other material was gathered from mosques and Islamic centers in cities across the United States, including Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Washington and New York. Some of the material was published by the Saudi Education Ministry, Shea said.

Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said