Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Good News in the War on Islam Terrorism
The world is making some effort to crack down onMuslim scum Islamic terror worldwide. There are two incredible and hopeful developments that we thought should be highlighted.
First: The Pope, Benedict XVI, met with Oriana Fallaci, whose writings exposing the sickness of Islam have made her the subject of bitter hatred of Muslim fanatics.
Pope meets controversial critic of Islam
Fallaci is among the brave few who have stood up to Islamic terror. God bless her wherever she goes.
The second development is also hopeful: a federal judge has ordered the US accounts of the Palestinian terror government frozen until they pay a judgment of $116 million held against them for the murder of a US citizen by Palestinian terrorists.
Palestinian Authority's US assets are frozen
Let's seize Yassir Arafat's accounts in European banks as well. There are stolen billions there which can be used to pay for the thousands of innocent people who have been killed and maimed by Palestinian terror.
The world is making some effort to crack down on
First: The Pope, Benedict XVI, met with Oriana Fallaci, whose writings exposing the sickness of Islam have made her the subject of bitter hatred of Muslim fanatics.
Pope meets controversial critic of Islam
Pope Benedict XVI held a meeting at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo with Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci, a strident critic of Islam, Vatican sources confirmed.
The 76-year-old writer, who describes herself as an atheist Christian and was sued in Italy for insulting the Muslim faith in one of her books, asked to meet the pope, a source said.
The meeting on Saturday between Benedict XVI and the former war correspondent became public only after Fallaci's associates let slip that the meeting took place.
Based in the United States where she is being treated for cancer, Fallaci once said in a newspaper interview that she was comforted by the writings of German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger before he became pope after the death of John Paul II.
"Europe is no longer Europe, it is 'Eurabia,' a colony of Islam, where the Islamic invasion does not proceed only in a physical sense, but also in a mental and cultural sense," Fallaci told The Wall Street Journal on June 23.
Fallaci is among the brave few who have stood up to Islamic terror. God bless her wherever she goes.
The second development is also hopeful: a federal judge has ordered the US accounts of the Palestinian terror government frozen until they pay a judgment of $116 million held against them for the murder of a US citizen by Palestinian terrorists.
Palestinian Authority's US assets are frozen
Rhode Island lawyer trying to collect a $116 million terrorism judgment against the Palestinian Authority has obtained a court-ordered freeze on all its US-based assets, severely limiting most Palestinian economic and diplomatic activities in the United States at a critical moment for the fledgling government.
The frozen assets include US holdings in a $1.3 billion Palestinian investment fund meant to finance economic development as well as bank accounts used to pay Palestinian representatives in Washington, according to lawyers and court documents filed in Rhode Island, Washington, D.C., and New York. Also frozen are about $30 million in assets from the Palestinian Monetary Authority, the Palestinian equivalent of the US Federal Reserve.
Let's seize Yassir Arafat's accounts in European banks as well. There are stolen billions there which can be used to pay for the thousands of innocent people who have been killed and maimed by Palestinian terror.
