Quote Of The Day
Aussie Dave | Sep 20, 2011 | 9 comments
“We see the need for the return of any inch of Palestine to his companions, but we support it and consider it something positive and necessary, and if requested by the Palestinian government officially recognized, this right of their rights must be respected, especially that this request is a step to wipe out Israel.”
- Iranian ambassador to Egypt Mojtaba Amani, when asked What is the position of Iran on the palestinian demand of the United Nations that Palestine become an internationally recognized state?
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It is an absolute islamic rule to fight to recover lost islamic lands. The muslims say it again and again, yet the West does not hear them. This is why Israel will never have peace as long as there are believing muslims in the world.
A bit hypocritical of them. What about Greece and Romania?
Fact is, a constant refrain in Hamas and Al Qaeda propaganda is Islam’s imminent “liberation” of Al Andalus (Spain).
I'd like to see them try Greece or Romania. Just try….
I think I'm going to seen this clown a letter saying that Texas used to be islamic and that the mean old Christians took it away from them and urging them to come take it back…..time to play "Cowboys & Muslims"
I can already see American liberals asking each other, "What do you think he REALLY means?"
Muslims believe that every child is born Muslim and it is the infidel parents who "corrupt" the children with "unbelief". Going by that logic, "wiping out" Israel will only be the first wiping out that the Muslims will carry out in this phase of their Jihad.The trouble is there are more than quite a few advocates of "peace" who would gleefully wipe the collective Muslim bu++s,if they feel that it will bring "peace" in the short term.
In cetain times and places, a Jewish child who lost his parents would be automatically converted to his "natural religion", Islam. To avoid this, the JEwish community would marry the children off, even though Jewish law has no provision for marrying off a minor boy (under 13, or at least 12).
The Iranian media source about Ahmadinejads speech still says "wipe off the map"