Could this be counter productive???

tater · 04-03-10, 08:59 AM

The problems with Islam in the MIddle East have nothing to do with US politics. Real some of OBL's rhetoric. He has mentioned events that took place hundreds of years ago (by Europeans) as if they were yesterday, and goes right into beating on the US as if it was us.

The problem is with Islam itself. As an atheist, I'm not a fan of any religion, but guess what, Islam is worst by far. The Saudis have spent huge sums teaching people around the world to be literate in arabic. Before this, they were Muslims—but were less devout because they didn't actually understand the qoran. Now, many more can read it. Islam was not "hijacked," it is what it is. Anyone who can read arabic can easily be "radical" since it's right there in B&W.

04-03-10, 08:59 AM	#18
tater Navy Seal Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Mexico, USA Posts: 9,023 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 2	The problems with Islam in the MIddle East have nothing to do with US politics. Real some of OBL's rhetoric. He has mentioned events that took place hundreds of years ago (by Europeans) as if they were yesterday, and goes right into beating on the US as if it was us. The problem is with Islam itself. As an atheist, I'm not a fan of any religion, but guess what, Islam is worst by far. The Saudis have spent huge sums teaching people around the world to be literate in arabic. Before this, they were Muslims—but were less devout because they didn't actually understand the qoran. Now, many more can read it. Islam was not "hijacked," it is what it is. Anyone who can read arabic can easily be "radical" since it's right there in B&W.