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There are 2 parts to the answer of this particular question-
1. Let's get rid of the idea of so called "Islamic Fundamentalism" or "radical Islam." I want to inform you that there is no such thing as "radical Islam." In Islam, and perhaps mostly any other religion, there are no what you may call stages of how moderate or extreme it can be. In other words, there is only one Islam, and any other interpretation of it cannot be labeled as Islam, there is no radical, and there is no moderate, there is only Islam. Jihad means struggle, and that's any type of struggle- Muslim people make Jihad every day, whether it be going to school or work. Interestingly, in Islam, the highest type of Jihad is Jihad for education or knowledge, whereas the lowest type of Jihad is Jihad in times of war. Islam teaches the unity of all humanity as a single race under one God. When have religions such as Christianity ever been attacked because of radicalism or "extreme fundamentalism"? Adolph Hitler was Catholic- the man who slaughtered over 40 million people in a period little more than a decade was a Christian. The Ku Klux Klan was and still is a Christian organization. The Neo- Nazi skinheads are a Christian organization. I could go on, and yet, there have been no attacks on that particular religion that I have seen. People understand Christianity- yet not Islam, which makes it much more easy for the government to put fear and anger in the hearts of the American people against it. So called "radical Islam" is only an excuse for the government to invade and occupy the oil- rich lands of the Middle East, or even force other countries, like Saudi Arabia, a country that is huge compared to the other Middle- Eastern countries, to become their political slaves. By forcing its citizens into so much fear, anger, and ignorance, the American government can do so. In the US, how many murders, molestations, rapings, domestic violence cases, school shootings, and all- round crimes have you seen that have been committed by Muslims? Now, how many of those non- Muslim criminals have you seen that have had their religion attacked or even mentioned by reporters, news anchors, and so on? People claim to find "violent" verses in the Qur'an that they take completely out of context, and say that this Islam- not knowing the verses that came before or after that. Why do you think Muslim parents highly encourage their children to memorize the Qu’ran, hmmmm? There are plenty of verses in the Bible that mention rape of women and children, and killing of women, children, and the all-round innocent. Yet I didn't memorize the Bible- and as I know it, memorization of the Bible is not a Christian quality, or even encouraged at all, which makes the situation much more interesting. The fact that the government and media attack and blame Islam or so called "radical Islam" is nothing short of proof that they are scamming the American people. American's seem to have forgotten that "The only thing to fear is fear itself."
2. Now that that's cleared up, let's answer your question. First of all, incase you didn't know this; Zionism is a Biblical phenomenon, not at all part of any Jewish teachings. This phenomenon has been incorporated into a movement known as Zionism, which then created the state of "Israel" in Palestine. Zionism is perhaps the most hypocritical idealism that exists today- the movement only exists to satisfy Christian ruled governments, yet it also helps these particular governments (America, Britain, etc.) to keep the Middle- East under their control, as it does give them much gain other than that of religion, such as oil, which is one of America's priorities. This movement involves racisism and a Nazi- like philosophy. Here's a quote by Winston Churchill, the Zionist hero, speaking of the Palestinians to prove it- "I don't believe that a dog in a manjor has the final right to that manjor even though he has laid there for a very long time, I do not admit that right. I do not admit for instance that a great wrong has been done to the red Indians of America, or the black people of Australia. I do not admit that a wrong has been done to these people (the Palestinians) by the fact that a stronger race, a higher race, a more worthily wise race, has come and taken their place." This statement directly suggests that "Israel" was made to displace the Palestinian people, and has thereby laid the foundation for the treatment of them by "Israel." According to the Zionist belief, because a race is supposedly "lower" then another race, then it does not have the right to exist, and therefore it is justified for a supposedly "higher" race to come and take its place. Now how is that not a Nazi- type philosophy? So, anti- Zionism is justified, just like anti- racism and anti- Nazism are justified. Extremism against such oppression is also justified. Any oppressed people in any region of the Earth are justified to resort to any means necessary in defense and gaining of liberty for their fellow human beings, whomever they may be. It is in the right and duty of a human being to resort to any means necessary in defense of liberty for himself and for his fellow human being. As human beings, we are one race. Any type of oppressors never understand a peaceful language, the French who oppressed the Algerians didn't understand it and the British who oppressed the future colonies of America didn't understand it. The patriots, the people who fought for the liberty of the American colonies from Britain, and every single one of the 55 signers of the Declaration of Independence were extremists. "Give me liberty, or give me death," how much more extreme can you get? Our entire history is based on extremism! In the case of the oppressed VS. the oppressor, you will never have peace without revolution, extreme methods and revolutionary tactics are the only road to liberty and peace. Shakespeare himself explained the true meaning of extremism through Hamlet, "To be or not to be- Whether it is nobler in the mind of man to suffer the slings and arrows of outrages fortune or to take up arms against a sea of troubles." Whenever a human right, an "unalienable" right, a right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" is taken away from someone or his people, then he and his people are justified, and it is in their duty to resort to any means necessary to defend or regain those rights. This is no different. |
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A Middle Eastern political mentality that involves religious fundamentalism and an overreaction to colonialism by the Europeans and the Ottomans. Evidence exists quite obviously in the following countries:
Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Kenya, the Sudan, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria, Libya, Algeria and on and on... |
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