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wehav
Senior Contributor

By the nature of the setting the question is answered

"A special ABC “This Week” town hall meeting is taking place in New York City, where Christiane Amanpour will moderate a live debate “Holy War: Should Americans Fear Islam?” ABC is not revealing the exact location of the town hall due to security reasons."
This program could have been over in less than a minute.
'Should Americans fear Islam?'
Yes.
The question is also answered in the title:-
"ABC is not revealing the exact location of the town hall due to security reasons."

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wehav
Senior Contributor

Only a minority support terrorism

Well not really.

 

One in eight UK Muslims world wide 'support terrorist attacks.'
A recent European poll found that 65% of Palestinians "support Al-Qaeda actions in the USA and Europe." (Fafo-Norwegian-based NGO, in Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, December 23, 2005) This strong support of those who would destroy America came in spite of hundreds of millions of dollars in annual US aid to the Palestinian alliance and was documented before the US announced a freeze in funding, after the election of the Hamas government.
A document, which was produced by officials from MI5 (British Intelligence) and the British Home and Foreign Offices, entitled "Young Muslims and Extremism" and drawn up for the prime minister by officials at the Home and Foreign and Commonwealth Offices, also states that anecdotal evidence suggests that up to 13 per cent, or 208,000 of Britain's 1.6 million Muslims, defended the terrorist attacks against the United States on September 11, 2001, while only 26 per cent feel loyalty toward England. That is not a tiny minority.
Muslim support for terrorist attacks against civilians
Jordan: 88% sometimes or rarely, 11% never
Lebanon: 58% sometimes or rarely, 33% never
Pakistan: 44% sometimes or rarely, 35% never
Source: Islamic Extremism: Common Concern for Muslim and Western Publics
These numbers contradict the claim that we are only dealing with a small minority of Muslims. Today's Islam is a pathology, and a significant portion of those who practice modern Islam are pathological.

kraft-t
Senior Advisor

Re: By the nature of the setting the question is answered

After viewing the program in its entirety i have concluded that all religions should be outlawed in this country. They have proven that they aren't worthy of consideration. None of them. They all want to make war against other faiths and all want this country to be dominated by their faith. To hell with all of them.

 

Canuck_2
Veteran Advisor

Re: By the nature of the setting the question is answered

I can agree with you kraft-t.

But if there are no religions then there is no hell for them to go to even if most of them deserve it.

r3020
Senior Contributor

Re: By the nature of the setting the question is answered

You can outlaw religion but you can't outlaw God or hell. Tell me Mr Kraft, what religion besides islam calls for the destruction of all other faiths. I thought you guys were for not lumping all people together, does that also include all people of all faiths?

kraft-t
Senior Advisor

Re: By the nature of the setting the question is answered

Yes when Franklin Graham uses the public stage to demonize another faith, he bridges the gap between islamism and christianity. One is no better than the other.

 

Lousy patriots that beleives in religious freedom unless it competes with his.  Personal attacks against the muslim lady and questioning her motives. She was avery nice lady and a American and that A hole was suggesting that she wanted to promote sharia law in this country. Many of who came to this country to escape sharia law.

 

Yes I can find little value in any church that uses methods to destroy another. They are neither christians or patriots!