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Date Posted: 21:29:25 02/11/03 Tue
In reply to:
h2ok9
's message, "No more messing around with semantics!" on 17:05:24 02/11/03 Tue
What lurks behind the mind of Evil
Leaders in our world?
thanks for this great presentation.
:D
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>"http://www.gifs.net/animate/noseguy.gif">
>align=center>Guess what people of America?
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>"http://www.bpcbakbusconf.com/gifs/2000BBClogo.jpeg">
>Our leaders finally said the
>truth,
ISLAM is an EVIL way of
>LIFE! By Mehrdad
>Balali
>"http://www.state.gov/cms_images/SaudiArabia_flag1.gif"
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>"http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/nm/20030211/amd
>f206171.jpg"> MENA, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) -
>Fourteen pilgrims were killed and several injured in
>Saudi Arabia Tuesday when they fell to the ground in
>heavy crowds marking Eid al-Adha, the most
>accident-prone part of the annual Muslim haj
>pilgrimage.The official Saudi Press Agency said the
>accident happened Tuesday morning. On Eid al-Adha,
>pilgrims throw pebbles at a pillar representing the
>devil, and the ritual is often the most troublesome
>part of the haj. In 2001 at least 35 people died in
>a stampede during the stoning ritual. In 1998, 119
>were killed in a similar incident. The faithful, who
>made the pilgrimage to Mecca, trekked to Mena from
>Muzdalifah on the outskirts of the holy city where
>they had spent the night after a day of prayers on
>Mount Arafat. Chanting Islam's rallying cry of "God
>is Greatest," the pilgrims in white seamless attire
>marched to Jamarat Bridge where each pilgrim threw
>seven pebbles at a pillar erected where Muslims
>believe the devil appeared to Abraham. It was at
>Jamarat that the stampede occurred in 2001.
>Overcrowding at the bridge has in recent years posed
>one of the biggest security challenges during the
>five-day haj. Thousands of policemen, wearing masks
>against the dust, frantically tried to keep traffic
>flowing Tuesday, often in vain. Under a scorching
>midday sun, many pilgrims passed out from fatigue.
>Some wailed after losing relatives in the crowd as
>loudspeakers asked worshippers to clear the scene for
>others. This year's pilgrimage has been overshadowed
>by a build-up of U.S. troops in the Gulf region for a
>possible attack on Muslim Iraq for its alleged
>possession of weapons of mass destruction. The
>ritual had gone smoothly so far this year under
>massive security in the kingdom, which is a U.S. ally.
>Thousands of troops have been deployed to prevent
>political demonstrations and authorities have vowed to
>crush any group planning sabotage.
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>"http://www.gifs.net/animate/genie.gif">
>align=center>MUSLIM UNITYBut some pilgrims
>used the occasion to vent their anger against Israel
>and its main ally the United States.
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>"http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/art/programs/2
>113.jpg"> "Today, America is the
>devil and the main enemy of Muslims. Zionists and the
>crusaders led by ( U.S. President George W
>) Bush have declared war on Islam," said
>Abdullah, a Jordanian pilgrim.
Many pilgrims
>are opposed to war, and the Iraq campaign has further
>fueled deep resentment over what many Muslims see as
>blind U.S. support for Israel against
>Palestinians. A sermon at Mecca's Grand Mosque to
>mark Eid al-Adha made no mention of the political
>tension in the region and spoke of Muslim unity, peace
>and the five pillars of Islam. "The sanctity of
>life, wealth and honor is a great and firm foundation
>on which to build the unity of the Muslim nation,"
>cleric Sheikh Osama bin Abdullah Khayat told pilgrims
>ringing the cube-shaped Kaaba, which Muslims turn to
>when praying. Saudi King Fahd and Crown Prince
>Abdullah urged Muslims in an Eid message to "build
>bridges of mercy, compassion and harmony." Saudi
>Arabia is home to Islam's holiest shrines.
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>"http://www.msnbc.com/c/0/130/987/inline/twip_2003_0116
>_06.jpg">
>align=center>Oinkcluckbaaaa!Slaughter houses
>in the Mecca area killed thousands of sheep, cows and
>camels, symbolizing God's last-minute command to
>Abraham to slaughter a sheep instead of his son
>Ismail. The Muslim holy book, the Koran, says God
>wanted to test Abraham's faith by ordering him to
>sacrifice his son.Most of the meat is given to
>poor Muslims around the world.After throwing their
>stones, men cut their hair or shaved it off. Pilgrims
>in white robes surged across the wide plain, making a
>powerful contrast against dark hills. They will
>spend the next two nights in Mena in thousands of
>fire-resistant and air-conditioned tents before
>returning home. Haj is mandatory once in a lifetime
>for every able-bodied Muslim who can afford it.
>Pilgrims begin the ritual by retracing the footsteps
>of Prophet Mohammad 14 centuries ago.
>
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>
Now I know why the world
>looks
like this to some
>people!
>"http://images.webshots.com/puzzles/concentration/joe_p
>hoto_congrats.gif"> An evil
>bit of works for an evil way of life!
>align=center> Nice going dudes!
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>
>"http://images.webshots.com/ProThumbs/22/29322_wallpape
>r280.jpg"> Watch out for the
>low flying
"NO
>See'em's!
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