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"iman" <iman@merr.com> wrote in message news:3BD74846.C0E9E0E5@merr.com...
> Robert Knowles wrote:
>
> > "turbofish" <not@here.com> wrote in message
> > news:MPG.163b54701322fb80989775@news...
> > > The way that I am looking at this is the real reason for the attacks
are
> > to
> > > bring the Muslim people together to form an army large enough for
world
> > > domination with bin Laden as ruler of all. All of the reasons given by
bin
> > > Laden are just an excuse to bring his people together.
> > >
> > > In short: the real reason is world domination - not religion.
> > > --
>
> > Except that Islam is a religion bent on world domination,
> > so it's not such a difficult sell when they are already leaning
> > in that direction.
>
> Think again :
>
> http://www.muslimamerica.net/straight.htm
>

Do you think the extremely weakened Muslim minority
in the U.S. is going to lay all its cards on the table at this
point?

You should think again.

It is a fairly smart tactic to lay low until your number
and support builds.  Few people (even Muslims) are
stupid enough to come charging into a country like the
U.S. publicly proclaiming that they plan to dominate it.

However, before the WTC incident, I recall quite a
few American Muslims proudly proclaiming that they
were the fastest growing religion and would soon be
able to have some real political clout.  A few were
even bragging that by 2020 they would be flying an
Islamic flag (whatever the hell that is!) over the
capitol.  That doesn't sound like the goal of people
who are just looking to get along.

Of course, some dumbass terrorists essentially
blow those chances to hell since we've been put
on alert.

Start by examining the countries where Muslims actually
dominate to see what they really think.  That is where
they are really free to lay out and implement their plans.

And those plans rarely include just sitting around
praying all day.