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Submitted by Donald N. Anderson, Dec 10, 2007 16:46

The 1384 year war between Mohammad's political-religious creed and the rest of the world has recently warmed up, financed by the mistaken tribute the West has rendered for the oil we discovered.

Until more Westerners understand the nature of this totalitarian belief system and Mohammed's strategy for world conquest, we will be seriously weakened by marginally effective half-measures and crippled by our attempts to treat it as another religion.


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