Sharia Islam And Crusaders

    Imagine having your home and property taken by a biker gang, and there was no law to protect you. You trained, amassed friends and anybody you could get who was trained, and you took back your home and property from the big, burly, murderous bikers. Suddenly a TV crew showed up, and immediately the clever bikers became crying little boys who claimed you had taken their house and property from them. You were now the bad guys, child abusers at least.
This is the clever, lying myth of the "Crusader." The West was not taking; the West was taking back. Have you seen any Western colonies in the Middle East  or anywhere in the world lately? Did you see the West take one barrel of oil from Irag?
    In the seventh century, military Islam came roaring out of the Arabian Peninsual and began a long period of imperialism. It went across the Middle East and North Africa with a sword. In 711 it conquered Spain and Portugal and stayed in the Iberian Penisula for eight centuries. Islam invaded France but was pushed out in 732. Imperialistic Islam took Sicily and large parts of Italy. Islam beseiged Vienna three times and were driven out for the last time in 1683. I thank Brigitte Gabriel in Because They Hate for the history lesson.
    The Crusades were begun to recover lost land, just like your property taken over by the biker gang. If the weasely - no disrespect to real weasels who can't help themselves- biker gang turns cry baby and calls you "Crusader" be proud of it. Remember that when the weasely Islamo-fascists call Westerners crusaders. Not only is the West recovering lost land, but it is trying to free people from the living hell of Sharia law before the Islamo-fascists get nuclear bombs and flow up the world so they can go to Paradise to fornicate with seventy women. What a lofty goal Islam has! Do Islamists really believe God is going to provide such a vulgar, adolescent reward?
    Peter Nickerson, Philosophy Major, Class of '68, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia. peternickerson12@yahoo.com
    The measure of a man
     Is not what he says,
     But what he does
     And what he allows
     Others to do
     In his presence.
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