Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Saudi Writer: Hamas is a Terrorist Organization
Once in a blue moon, a Muslim writer finds his or her brains and lets on how bankrupt their religion is.
We found one such person: Saudi newspaper columnist Yusuf Nasir Al-Suweidan.
"This is a Despicable Attack by Hamas, Which is Acting Like a Terrorist Organization"
A Muslim who says this must have a death wish. To question Psychoislam earns one a death sentence in that part of the world.
Once in a blue moon, a Muslim writer finds his or her brains and lets on how bankrupt their religion is.
We found one such person: Saudi newspaper columnist Yusuf Nasir Al-Suweidan.
"This is a Despicable Attack by Hamas, Which is Acting Like a Terrorist Organization"
"It would be absurd to try to believe the claims of the terrorist Hamas movement, and of its allies and masters in Tehran and Damascus, that speak of an 'important victory' over the Israelis in this desperate attack. This [claim is absurd], for the simple and obvious reason that the military, political, and economic balance of power, along with every other parameter, will always favor Israel to a considerable degree, so that the very notion of equilibrium between the two sides in the conflict is [nothing but] a wild fantasy.
"[In addition] it would [be] a complete fantasy to think that the Israelis will react like 'harmless lambs' to what occurred near the Kerem Shalom crossing last Sunday. Several minutes after the terrorist attack, the crossings [were] closed and the Israeli military units began moving in battle readiness. This was the largest Israeli military build-up since the withdrawal from Gaza last September. This shows that the Israelis are determined to invade the Gaza Strip within hours [if three conditions are not met]: firstly, if the kidnapped Israeli is not released; secondly, if the firing of Qassam missiles into Israeli territories does not cease; and thirdly, [if] the terrorist infrastructure is not dismantled.
"If this invasion materializes, then this time, a new reality will be created in the Gaza Strip in which all talk about 'back to square one' will be nothing but wild optimism - since the [situation] will regress [far beyond that], to a level where it is possible to talk of a plan of deportation and demographic change in Gaza, and this [plan] might even be implemented soon. This will turn the Palestinian dream of an independent state into a thing of the past..."
A Muslim who says this must have a death wish. To question Psychoislam earns one a death sentence in that part of the world.
