Source: Expose Obama
November 12th, 2010Floyd and Mary Beth Brown, FloydReports.com
With Barack Obama tip-toeing around the meaning of jihad Sunday, on Monday, the Muslim cleric behind the attempts to blow up U.S.-bound planes (think: the underwear bomber) set the record straight on the meaning of jihad, when he once again issued a call to kill Americans.
In his video sermon, popular with jihadists on the internet, Yemini-American cleric, Anwar al-Awlaki, gives jihadists the go-ahead, telling them that they do not need permission from clerics to kill Americans and others who are enemies of Muslims.
It’s a well-known fact; Muslims have long considered Christians and Jews to be their enemies. And they still do.
One need not look farther than the massacre of over 50 Christians, and wounding of dozens, by al-Qaeda at a Catholic Church in Iraq on October 31, to find an example of their hatred toward Christians. After the suicide bombers infiltrated the church, the heavily armed, mute assailants began murdering people. Survivor Bassam Sami, 21, said, “They didn’t say anything. It was like someone had cut out their tongues.”
The carnage lasted several hours. In several cities across America, groups gathered November 8th to protest the killing of Christians in Iraq….
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With Barack Obama tip-toeing around the meaning of jihad Sunday, on Monday, the Muslim cleric behind the attempts to blow up U.S.-bound planes (think: the underwear bomber) set the record straight on the meaning of jihad, when he once again issued a call to kill Americans.
In his video sermon, popular with jihadists on the internet, Yemini-American cleric, Anwar al-Awlaki, gives jihadists the go-ahead, telling them that they do not need permission from clerics to kill Americans and others who are enemies of Muslims.
It’s a well-known fact; Muslims have long considered Christians and Jews to be their enemies. And they still do.
One need not look farther than the massacre of over 50 Christians, and wounding of dozens, by al-Qaeda at a Catholic Church in Iraq on October 31, to find an example of their hatred toward Christians. After the suicide bombers infiltrated the church, the heavily armed, mute assailants began murdering people. Survivor Bassam Sami, 21, said, “They didn’t say anything. It was like someone had cut out their tongues.”
The carnage lasted several hours. In several cities across America, groups gathered November 8th to protest the killing of Christians in Iraq….
Read more.
