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A Critical Analysis of 'Real Islam'. Its People ... - Bukti dan Saksi

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mouth on the ‘charity’ <strong>of</strong> European, American, and Muslim states. Some argue the entire pseudo-nation<br />

are paid mercenaries serving in the cause <strong>of</strong> Islam. For our support and subsidy <strong>of</strong> the people, Americans<br />

diplomats were targeted and murdered in the West Bank trying to deliver scholarships to needy<br />

Palestinians, and then locals stoned their would-be rescuers. We give nearly $2 billion a year in aid to<br />

Egypt, second only to Israel, while its media openly spews anti-American hatred, and which is in fact the<br />

Arab epicenter <strong>of</strong> such pollution. For our investment we have purchased not gratitude, but disrespect. The<br />

US and other countries have expended billions trying to rebuild Iraq, while devote Muslim ‘insurgents’<br />

blow up the work as fast as possible killing as many workers as possible. Even before Sept 11th the US<br />

had been the largest contributor <strong>of</strong> humanitarian aid in Afghanistan and other parts <strong>of</strong> the Islamic world.<br />

The Taliban were all-to-willing to accept Western aid to further their efforts, just as the Palestinian<br />

Authority is all-too-willing to accept foreign funds in support <strong>of</strong> its aims. Gullible US/European<br />

governments struggle to comply with extortion requests as Palestinians clamor for ever more money,<br />

equipment, training, and infrastructure. On Feb 11, 2003, The United Nations Relief Works Agency<br />

(UNRWA), asked donating countries for more money to continue its assistance to Palestinians. <strong>Its</strong><br />

representative, Hansen, said UNRWA exceeded its $400 million budget distributing food parcels,<br />

rebuilding houses destroyed by the Israeli military and maintaining emergency clinics for the sick and<br />

wounded. It was recently learned than even significant amounts <strong>of</strong> financial aid provided to Islamic<br />

countries affected by the Dec 26 2004 deadly Tsunami have been diverted to terrorist causes.<br />

Paying subsidies to Islamic states to suspend global Jihad terrorism is tantamount to paying ransom,<br />

in effect temporarily buying one’s own peace and security as a ransomed privilege. But according to<br />

Osama and his ilk that ‘privilege’ expired long ago and cannot be bought back, which leaves even<br />

promoters <strong>of</strong> such subsidies wondering exactly what it is we are paying for today? With enough money<br />

thrown at Islam, is it even possible to put the Jihad Genie back in the bottle? Any who still think so know<br />

nothing <strong>of</strong> Islam and its long love affair with Jihad. Payers continue to live in delusion thinking they can<br />

control Jihadists with generosity, whereas in fact extortionists always dictate the terms <strong>of</strong> such<br />

arrangements, with the extorted continuing to have little or no influence. History has demonstrated<br />

convincingly that societies who pay such tribute are destined to eventually disappear. Those who pay<br />

ransom for peace and security will always find themselves subservient to their new masters. It can never<br />

work, because Islamic terrorists hate us because <strong>of</strong> their ideology, and filling up the c<strong>of</strong>fers <strong>of</strong> Third<br />

World governments and the pockets <strong>of</strong> their despots and cronies will do nothing to change that central,<br />

governing fact.<br />

Bill Clinton promised and delivered huge sums in economic and humanitarian support to North<br />

Korea, including oil shipments, food, and even a light-water nuclear reactor. The American people<br />

received in return a piece <strong>of</strong> paper promising to suspend development <strong>of</strong> nuclear weapons. That<br />

agreement, never honored, has no value except as pro<strong>of</strong> that providing blanket appeasement and aid to<br />

hateful regimes is a very unwise thing to do. The policy may yet prove fatal to millions <strong>of</strong> South Koreans,<br />

if not millions <strong>of</strong> Americans if/when the rogue state delivers one or more device to proxies lusting to set<br />

them <strong>of</strong>f in the USA. Today technicians in North Korea still chow down on food provided by free<br />

peoples, as they build bombs designed to kill huge numbers <strong>of</strong> their benefactors. Aid to North Korea still<br />

has not, and will not, result in removing the North Korean threat. Instead it will only serve to prop-up the<br />

very government responsible for the food shortages.<br />

Policies <strong>of</strong> bribery and appeasement are a slippery slope that strengthens an enemy and weakens the<br />

giver. In light <strong>of</strong> current realities, all aid should probably now be qualified to insure none <strong>of</strong> it will be<br />

used, directly or indirectly, to destroy us, or to strengthen in any way militant Islamic societies committed<br />

to our destruction. It’s time to collectively confess that governments that either cannot or will not stop<br />

promoting or allowing such hatred are not our allies, are not even neutral, but are in fact belligerents<br />

whose enmity should be accepted rather than ignored. State department coddling and<br />

financial/humanitarian-aid notwithstanding, nothing we can ever do will make Islamic terrorists love us,<br />

we can only make them fear and respect us. We must ask ourselves, does aid given to these people enable<br />

the luxury <strong>of</strong> spending their time planning Jihad, or would the militants and extremists be less anxious to<br />

destroy us if circumstances required them to be more actively engaged in their own support? Would the<br />

absence <strong>of</strong> aid force these able bodied individuals to instead concentrate on legitimate efforts to meet

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