TexasDevilDog
01-24-2005, 08:14 AM
http://www.washtimes.com/op-ed/20050123-100613-4895r.htm
Taking jihad seriously
By Robert Spencer
During her Senate confirmation hearings, Secretary of State-designate CondoleezzaRicewas grilled about Iraq, weapons of mass destruction and how long the troops would be there. But no one asked her anything about the most important question of all: when, and how, American foreign policy will be adjusted to bring it into line with the goals of the war on terror.
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A State Department that really had America's interests at heart would immediately terminate all aid to Egypt, Indonesia, the Palestinians, Jordan, Somalia, Algeria,Sudan,Pakistan, Kosovo, Albania — andevenIraqand Afghanistan, and any other state — until each demonstrably ends all support — material, educational, religious — for jihad warfare, and grants full equality of rights to any non-Muslim citizens.
:eek:
What a radical thought, that someone thinks the US government isn't aligned correctly to achieve the goals. :rolleyes:
Taking jihad seriously
By Robert Spencer
During her Senate confirmation hearings, Secretary of State-designate CondoleezzaRicewas grilled about Iraq, weapons of mass destruction and how long the troops would be there. But no one asked her anything about the most important question of all: when, and how, American foreign policy will be adjusted to bring it into line with the goals of the war on terror.
...
A State Department that really had America's interests at heart would immediately terminate all aid to Egypt, Indonesia, the Palestinians, Jordan, Somalia, Algeria,Sudan,Pakistan, Kosovo, Albania — andevenIraqand Afghanistan, and any other state — until each demonstrably ends all support — material, educational, religious — for jihad warfare, and grants full equality of rights to any non-Muslim citizens.
:eek:
What a radical thought, that someone thinks the US government isn't aligned correctly to achieve the goals. :rolleyes: