Friday, September 14, 2012

In order to understand the rise of Extremist & Murderous Islam you have to study the life of Mohammed and his campaigns of enslavement. It is difficult for civilized people and especially Christians to understand the savagery and blood thirsty hearts and spirits of those who tortured and sodomized Ambassador Stevens before killing him and dragging his dead body through the streets in jubilation. They are not animals as some may think. They are human beings who have been possessed by murderous, unclean demon spirits. Yes, human nature can be that evil when overtaken by the Anti-Christ spirit of Satan. Only the Gospel of Christ can change the human heart and exchange hatred for love. Let us pray for a massive return to sanity through the vicarious death of Jesus Christ who was crucified for the sins of every individual on this planet.Trusting in His shed blood and glorious resurrection brings hope and peace to the seeking souls of lost humanity. Only when He returns, however, will there be final peace for tormented, brainwashed hearts and minds. - Pastor Max Solbrekken


By ROGER KAPLAN on 9.13.12 @ 6:09AM

They are murderers and, yes, they are Muslim murderers.
When President Jefferson decided to send a naval expedition to Tripoli to rescue American seamen and punish the Barbary pirates, the opposition to him was practical....

The third president's answer to the first set of issues was to remind Americans that we already were being taxed due to the lawlessness in the western Mediterranean: the reason our ships were attacked by proto-Islamist terrorists (they justified their criminality with Koranic references, as Jefferson, who studied the Koran, was aware) was that it was lucrative to attack them, steal the goods they carried, and ransom their crews........ 

He also was well aware, of course, that a republic that did not defend its citizens would not last long. ...........

But the Gaddafi problem, like the problem of the Barbary pirates 200 years earlier, was destined to remain emblematic, in its relatively small way, of our problems with what first was called the Orient, later the Near East and the Middle East. We did not understand -- our allies disagreed -- we disagreed among ourselves -- we hesitated between force and reason -- we thought, always, the people could be differentiated and separated from their rulers.

 Messrs. Sarkozy, Cameron, and Obama told their own people, and the world, they were doing this purely out of the goodness of their hearts. The Libyans were waiting for a chance to be just like us! How could we turn them down? ....

The Libyan assembly that was elected this past spring included 
perhaps more self-described secularists than avowed theocrats than did the ones elected in Libya's western and eastern neighbors, Tunisia and Egypt. The influence of Islamist agitators, quite overt during the civil war, was not diminished by this political development.

Recent administrations have been, with curious perspicacity, unable or unwilling to grasp the sources and motivations of the Islamic political movement, commonly called Islamism. It is not as if the information to understand it is unavailable or hermetic. ........    

U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens, murdered alongside three aides in the line of duty, paid the ultimate price in the service of his country. Sadly, he paid the price, too, of administrations and foreign policy establishments unwilling to take the full measure of political Islam.... 

B. H. Obama, following Jimmy Carter, thinks of himself as a champion of human rights, wherein if you remove the obstacles to indigenous self-expression (including Western imperialism), mutual respect will follow and universal peace will be just around the corner.

We cannot do much about it. We can, however, stop fooling ourselves. The regimes that we foster in the Islamic world are not what we think they are, or what we want them to be.