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To: one_less who wrote (47612)	5/27/2004 4:56:52 PM
From: TigerPaw	Respond to of 89467

his differs from all the previous conflicts in that our enemy doesn’t have or even claim to have any constructive ideology This is similar to the U.S. occupation of the Phillipines. The people had diverse religion and different languages. The were united only in their desire to see the U.S. gone. TP

To: one_less who wrote (47612)	5/27/2004 5:00:07 PM
From: TigerPaw	Respond to of 89467

his differs from all the previous conflicts in that our enemy doesn’t have or even claim to have any constructive ideology This is similar to the U.S. occupation of the Phillipines. The people had diverse religion and different languages. The were united only in their desire to see the U.S. gone. TP

To: one_less who wrote (47612)	5/27/2004 6:26:10 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 89467

gotta reply, since I think you miss much of Islamic ways but to be honest, we are 90% in synch (hate to admit it) ---------- edit it seems you might have meant our enemy to be Islamic Radical Fundys if so, then let's change the question, and I stick with my answer and as for your reply, I tend to agree ---------- Islam dont have much objective to destroy and conquer they instead have rabid anger that their culture has failed, that they cannot admit it, that they are unable to provide daily needs, so they must turn to foreigners for blame they want to destroy the outsiders whom they invite in therein lies their paradox due to their educational and language failures, they import most of all talent examine Saudi Arabia, where I believe 90% of all labor is done by Egyptians, Philipinos, and Portuguese Bernard Lewis offers an excellent perspective in depth the Islamics have no interest in domination only the control of themselves, which they have lost from their painful realized failure Lewis focuses a great deal on educational failure imagine in the USA, almost all schools being catholic, but absurd catholic, with teaching that all jews need to be sliced up on pizzas and calzones, that mindless incantation of bible verses passes for an entire class each year, other regimental subjects are given in passing trivially, and graduates are stupid as effing fence posts that is Islamic Madrassas (schools) / jim