London Bombing

Navy · 07-08-2005, 01:49 PM

The religion is not the issue any more now than it was in W.W.II. The issue is the support and sponsorship of terrorist organizations who are completely opposed to the spread of liberty and democractic government in the middle east.

Sponsored largely by the Theocratic Mullahs aka Government of Iran and wahabbist clerics in Saudi Arabia, these groups are fighting to preserve the theocracy that prevails in Iran and also want to destabalize Iraq while working to destroy Israel. If they fail in these efforts, their regimes are doomed to inplode due to popular discontent.

It isn't religion, its power that is at stake.

The average working Moslem is no more into planting bombs than I am; the brain washed "true believer" is whom you should fear.

Mandatory Luger content: The Persian holster depicted on Anthony van Derlinden's new book (along with many other holsters) is from my collection.

Tom A.

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07-08-2005, 01:49 PM	#1
Navy RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Dc 'burbs in Virginia Posts: 2,482 Thanks: 0 Thanked 16 Times in 10 Posts	The religion is not the issue any more now than it was in W.W.II. The issue is the support and sponsorship of terrorist organizations who are completely opposed to the spread of liberty and democractic government in the middle east. Sponsored largely by the Theocratic Mullahs aka Government of Iran and wahabbist clerics in Saudi Arabia, these groups are fighting to preserve the theocracy that prevails in Iran and also want to destabalize Iraq while working to destroy Israel. If they fail in these efforts, their regimes are doomed to inplode due to popular discontent. It isn't religion, its power that is at stake. The average working Moslem is no more into planting bombs than I am; the brain washed "true believer" is whom you should fear. Mandatory Luger content: The Persian holster depicted on Anthony van Derlinden's new book (along with many other holsters) is from my collection. Tom A.