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    Here it is

    "Woe to you, Oh Earth and Sea, for the Devil sends the beast
    with wrath, because he knows the time is short...
    Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the beast
    for it is a human number, its number is Six hundred and sixty
    six."
    Revelations ch. xiii v. 18

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    Originally posted by G L G:


    *Name one technological or social innovation contributed by the islamic world in the past 1,000 yrs. None. Zip. Dung burning, tent dwelling barbarians and were it not for their oil the rest of the world would ignore them entirely.
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Mathmatics , The telescope, The Clock, The Gun , The pendulum, there are loads
    All have a very good shout of being invented in the islamic world.

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    Originally posted by Law Dawg:


    It would be my hope that if MDOTW (Muslim domination.....) is accepted by civilized nations as fact, that we begin to target muslim population centers and begin wholesale destruction of the muslim infrastructure. Roads, schools, hospitals, utilities, Radio & Television, mosques, and yes...muslims. Local muslim populations would be quarentined and watched.

    We haven't even begun to come near making total war on these assholes. I hope Allah realizes that.
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">You got to be kidding right???

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    He (Osama) would be proud to read this thread, objective completed, The average Joe America turned against the entire Muslim race, because of a few bad apples.
    Cmon guys have some perspective please, Yes the deaths at the hands of the Terrorist are shocking and those responsible should be hunted and quartered. But advocating wiping out entire populations, Come off it.
    Its becoming hard too spot the madmen!!!!

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    Sean is right.

    A very small percent of Muslims are terrorists.

    Not all terrorists are Muslim.

    In sha' allah.

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    All Muslims are terrorists in one form or another. It is a basic part of their religion to convert every single human in any way they feel is justified. Just because at this time a majority of them don?t strap on bombs and blow people up does not mean they don?t agree at some level no matter the face they present to western society.

    The conflict is inevitable; it has been predicted in both Islam and Christianity. I for one hope that the destruction is mainly limited to the Middle East. So far, except for our Revolution and the war of northern aggression we have managed to keep most of the collateral damage from wars out of this country.

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    Why Sonny Liston didn't get up
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    Editor's note: In his eye-opening new book, "Sucker Punch: The Hard Left Hook That Dazed Ali and Killed King's Dream," Jack Cashill un-tells what may be the most mis-told story of the late 20th century ? the heroic rise of boxer Muhammad Ali. This re-telling sheds bright new light on some slighted boxing greats like Joe Louis, Joe Frazier and George Foreman, and reveals the surprising role that Christianity has played in the sports culture. Today, we cover part 5 in this special 10-part series.

    By Jack Cashill

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    ? 2006 WorldNetDaily.com

    Despite his championship status, Ali was one anxious man in the spring of 1965. In addition to the very real fear of facing Sonny Liston once again, his marriage was in shambles, and his life in jeopardy.

    On Feb. 21, the night of Malcolm's assassination, a highly suspicious fire erupted in his apartment. Two days later, someone firebombed the Nation of Islam headquarters in New York. As Ali trained for his May rematch with Liston, he had reason to be grateful for the protection the FBI offered.

    "The atmosphere surrounding the fight was ugly," reflects sportswriter Jerry Izenberg. Rumors abounded of a retaliatory strike against Ali. There were rumors, too, of Muslim threats against Liston. The stone-faced Fruit of Islam guards were intimidating and everywhere. Although Izenberg would accept Ali as "Ali" long before most of his peers, the Ali of this period unnerved him.

    Izenberg recounts an impromptu press conference a week or so before the fight. When a reporter asked Ali if he was worried about Malcolm's "people," Ali snapped back, "What people. Malcolm ain't got no people." Izenberg was one of the few journalists of the period, in or out of sports, to respect Malcolm X. It chilled him that Ali would dismiss the now dead Malcolm so coldly just "because somebody tells you he's nobody."

    Held in the unlikely town of Lewiston, Maine, this second Liston fight proved to be more "Punch and Judy" than the expected horror show. It began much like the one in Miami with Liston stalking and Ali circling and jabbing. Less than two minutes in, while many in the small crowd were still settling into their seats, Liston slumped on to the canvas. "What happened?" Ferdie Pacheco remembers the crowd shrieking as if one. Ali, understanding the ramifications, stood above Liston yelling, "Get up, you bum. No one is going to believe this."

    Almost too casually, Liston rolled over on to his back and looked up at the ranting Ali. Celebrity referee Jersey Joe Walcott could not begin the count until Ali headed for a neutral corner, but Walcott was slow to corral him. Meanwhile, boxing historian Nat Fleischer ? "a little, wrinkled old man," as Pacheco describes him ? ran down to the ring and started shouting that more than 10 seconds had expired, and the fight was over.

    In the midst of all the confusion, Liston had gotten up and resumed fighting. Yielding to Fleischer's authority, although he had none, Walcott stopped the fight. The crowd started chanting, "Fix, fix, fix." Given the circumstances, their outrage seemed more understandable than anything else that had transpired.

    Even in replay, the celebrated knock-out punch is hard to see. "I'm so fast, I even missed the punch on TV," Ali would admit. In time, he would come to call it his "anchor punch." Most everyone else refers to it as "the phantom punch." Jose Torres, broadcasting for a Spanish language station in New York, recorded his commentary, and again he was on the money, "a perfect shot to the jaw, right on the button and Liston is down."

    When later asked by the California boxing commission why he did not get up, Liston replied, "Commissioner, Muhammad Ali is a crazy man." Liston then made an entirely rational case that a manic Ali, still in center ring, could smack him down as soon as he tried to stand up. Torres makes the equally rational case that Liston feared the Muslims a good deal more than he feared Ali.

    Whatever the true explanation, it went to the grave with Sonny six years later.

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    The silence of the majority of muslims speaks volumes. I sincerely believe they ALL subscribe to the same agenda, it's just that the majority of them prefer to let the extremists do the dirty work. The end result they are all in agreement about. They try to force their beliefs on every culture they encounter. I do think they do the rest of the world a favor by keeping their women covered in public....

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    Originally posted by Sean Pa:
    </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by Law Dawg:


    It would be my hope that if MDOTW (Muslim domination.....) is accepted by civilized nations as fact, that we begin to target muslim population centers and begin wholesale destruction of the muslim infrastructure. Roads, schools, hospitals, utilities, Radio & Television, mosques, and yes...muslims. Local muslim populations would be quarentined and watched.

    We haven't even begun to come near making total war on these assholes. I hope Allah realizes that.
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">You got to be kidding right???</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Yeah, I'm kidding. My point was that we have not even begun to what we could do militarily. I wonder if one more major strike against us will unleash the dogs of war??

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    Originally posted by travelinman:
    All Muslims are terrorists in one form or another. It is a basic part of their religion to convert every single human in any way they feel is justified.
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I just cant help but think of the Christian missionaries in deepest Africa spreading the word of the lord to the indigeonous tribes or the Bible bashers of America spreading the lords words to the native Americans. Trouble with Christianity eventually the Flock saw through the lies and left, Indeed I would imagine Athiestism or neo paganism is rapidly outgrowing christianity.
    HALLALUJAH

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