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To: FJB who wrote (5124)	2/25/2007 2:45:16 PM
From: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck	Respond to of 20106

There is no allah. allah is a myth begun by a bloody handed, power hungry, old man that preferred little girls.

To: FJB who wrote (5124)	2/25/2007 2:46:23 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20106

ACLU: US Can't Bar Terrorism Supporters Breitbart.com ^ \| 2/23/07-11:23pm EST \| By LARRY NEUMEISTER breitbart.com NEW YORK (AP) -- A civil rights group asked a judge Friday to find it unconstitutional for the federal government to exclude a prominent Muslim scholar or anyone else from the United States on the grounds that they may have endorsed or espoused terrorism. (Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ....

To: FJB who wrote (5124)	2/25/2007 6:02:02 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20106

Muslim insurgency stokes fear in southern Thailand International Herald Tribune ^ \| February 25, 2007 \| Seth Mydans iht.com Some are already calling it war, a brutal Muslim separatist insurgency in southern Thailand that has taken as many as 2,000 lives in three years, with almost- daily bombings, drive-by shootings, arson and beheadings. It is a conflict the government admits it is losing. [...] A new policy of conciliation pursued by Thailand's junta since it took power in a coup five months ago has been met by increased violence, including a barrage of 28 coordinated bombings in the south that killed or injured about 60 people a week ago. [...] "Buddhist monks have been hacked to death, clubbed to death, bombed and burned to death," said Sunai Phasuk, a political analyst with the Human Rights Watch monitoring group. "This has never happened before. This is a new aspect of violence in the south." Some remote areas in the south have become, in effect, no-go zones for the police or military, according to Francesca Lawe-Davies, an analyst with the International Crisis Group. "It appears in the last year or so that insurgent groups are actually starting to control territory in a more conventional sense," she said. Some Buddhist and Muslim villages have begun sealing themselves off from one another. People say that old friendships and patterns of cooperation are being undermined by mistrust. In a report published last month, Zachary Abuza, the author of "Militant Islam in Southeast Asia," said that entire Buddhist communities have fled in a "de facto ethnic cleansing." Human Rights Watch counted more than 6,000 violent incidents over the past three years. It said that more than 60 teachers and 10 students had been killed and 110 schools — the most visible signs of central government authority in many places — had been set ablaze. (Excerpt) Read more at iht.com ....

To: FJB who wrote (5124)	2/25/2007 6:03:28 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 20106

They will never win with this as a strategy...... Thailand drops paper birds on Muslim south: 100 million origami 'bombs' meant to ease tensions msnbc.msn.com ^ \| Updated: 1:47 a.m. ET Dec. 5, 2004 \| Reuters msnbc.msn.com PANARE, Thailand - Around 50 Thai Air Force planes “bombed” the largely Muslim southern with paper birds on Sunday as a symbol of peace for the restive region where nearly 500 people have been killed since January. Villagers stared into the sky awaiting the deluge of an estimated 100 million paper birds, one of which was signed by Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and carried the promise of a scholarship or a job for the finder. .........and the paper bird drop came just days after police insisted they needed greater powers (Excerpt) Read more at msnbc.msn.com ....