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"A Never Ending War"

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  • "A Never Ending War" (Islam)

    Michael Cappi, a retired executive from a major financial institution. He is an eyewitness to the events of 9/11 (seven blocks away from the World Trade Center) and a researcher of Islam and terrorism. He is the author of the new book A Never Ending War.

    http://frontpagemagazine.com/Articles/Read...77-C5A8F2214B90

    Some facts

    Members of Islam are similar toAmish as when 70% of them marry within the family 🤔

    The Least uneducated people on the planet. less than 500 Colleges or Universities.

    Women are treated like cattle, but their women may be treated lower than a cow. Example: A woman is raped and instead of the man bepng tried for a crime it will be the woman for tempting him. 😳

    I have met many mid-easterners and i will say that we cannot judge all by what this book portrays.

    FP: Michael Cappi, welcome to Frontpage Interview.

    Cappi: Thank you it’s a privilege and pleasure to be here.

    FP: What inspired you to write this book?

    Cappi: After 9/11, the prevalent “political” response from U.S. politicians (the President in particular) was that a small group of Muslim fanatics hijacked Islam; a religion that is claimed to be one of peace and it was this minority that was responsible for the terrorist attack. Being little informed on the subject I accepted that premise. But even then it didn’t seem to ring true in light of the amazingly jubilant and celebratory Islamic response to the carnage and destruction of 9/11. The response was not by a few “fanatics” but by an enormous number of Muslims all around the world. The joy at such horror just seemed to be at odds with the assertion that Islam is a religion of peace.

    Over the next few years the impression of Islam being fundamentally peaceful just continued not to match the events of the day and the pronouncements of Islamic leaders. Out of curiosity I began to research the religion and history of Islam. From those investigations I saw emerging a very different picture of the nature of Islam and its history. As I continued my research a problem for me was that there was no one book that covered the history of Islam, the Islamic belief system, Islam’s emergence as a threat to world peace and Islam’s desire to insinuate its culture as the dominant force in the world order. The information existed but across a large number of works. I decided to attempt to write a book that would cover the scope of the problem.

    FP: Tell us what you witnessed on 9/11 and how it changed you.

    Cappi: I was seven blocks away from the WTC on that horrific day. I missed the first plane’s crash into the building but I witnessed the second. The sound was like nothing you can imagine. A ball of fire and then I think my mind blanked for there was no further sound for a couple of minutes. I was transfixed as was anyone in the area not in immediate danger. After some time people began to jump from the buildings. It was truly a nightmare. The collapse of the first building shook the ground like a major earthquake. The feeling and sound seemed to come form deep in the ground. The chaos that followed was unimaginable. The one exception was the heroic efforts by fire and police personnel to rescue people and bring order.

    FP: So what is your understanding of Islam? And who and what is exactly our enemy in this terror war?

    Cappi: If anyone takes the time to read the Qur’an the answer to your question is simple and very obvious. For accuracy purposes I read three versions. They all agree in principle. The Qur’an is nothing like the Bible or New Testament. In no way and certainly not in substance or intent is it similar. By the way any belief system can be perverted to nefarious ends but if the system itself is fundamentally benign or moral any perversion of its philosophical premises can be righted. However, when the belief system itself is corrupt or evil no good can come from it. The Qur’an is just such a belief system: it is a “blueprint for war” and for the subjugation of the non-believer. To the extent it deals with any aspect of morality it is similar to the Judeo-Christian ethic but only if this ethic is not in conflict with the goals of Islam’s spread and world conquest.

    The Qur’an is filled with endless directives compelling Muslims to convert, conquer or kill non-believers and to conquer the non-Islamic world. Further Islam dictates that the Qur’an must be accepted and followed literally. Apostasy is heresy and punishable by death. It is this belief system that throughout history has caused Muslims to endlessly embark on conquest. In 1400 years of history the only time the West has been at “peace” with Islam was from the end of the Ottoman Empire early in the 20th Century through the end of World War ll. The reason for Islam’s dormancy during this brief period was the overwhelming superiority of the West technologically and economically along with the impoverished and largely uneducated Islamic world. The difference made it impossible for Islam to confront the West in any way. The vast quantity of money flowing into the Middle East from the sale of oil after WWII has allowed Islam to buy what it needs to once again begin its quest. The modern jihad was born.

    The oil money has funded the terrorists, the construction of endless mosques and madrassas- Islamic religious schools - throughout the West. Both school and mosque almost all preach the most extreme form of Islam – Wahhabism. Our “friends” the Saudis fund most of these activities.

    Perhaps that was a long-winded way of saying that Islam itself is the enemy, not a number of terrorist groups. Terrorism is one of Islam’s tools but it is the religion of Islam that is at war with us. One might ask how can a religion be at war with countries? The brief answer lies in the fact that there is no separation of church and state in Islam. The law of Islam is Shari’ and it is derived from the Qur’an and Haddiths. Every Muslim country in the world is governed by Shari’a. (Turkey is an exception but even it does not violate Shari’a and in fact is suffering an internal struggle to adopt overthrow its secular laws in favor of Shari’a.)

    The central theme found throughout the Qur’an and embodied in Shari’a is a concept of a very definite world order. There can exist, according to Islam only two states in the world: dar al Islam - the realm of Islam and dar al harb - the realm of war. If you are not part of Islam you are at war with Islam. The war can take any form, be it terrorism, subversion or economics.

    Through Shari’a the religion of Islam and the state of Islam are one. For a Muslim there is no conflict in this regard. The absolute essential theme of every action of every Islamic nation and practicing Muslim is the establishment of Shari’a in every country in the world just as Mohammed commanded through the Qur’an. This has been a driving force for 1400 years.

    We just don’t understand it or want to believe it.

    Having said we are at war with Islam leaves a Western mind very unsettled. The statement smacks of bigotry or Islamophobia or intolerance at the least. And it is exactly this that is one of Islam’s best weapons against the Western cultures. We cannot deal with the thought of a religion as a mechanism for conquest, we cannot deal with the thought that there are citizens within the West that would, if they could, overthrow our way of life and institute a 7th Century mind set and form of government – remember the Taliban that is the ultimate Islamic goal on a worldwide scale. Because we cannot accept these things intellectually we only win some battles against terrorists but we are losing the broader war.

    The premise of being at war with a religion flies in the face of everything we as a tolerant people have been taught and believe in our hearts. Although the premise is sad, the reality is what it is. The facts are what they are regardless of how unpleasant they may be. The challenge to the West is to be able to fight this war while protecting the individual Muslim that is not part of the insane literalism of Islam. And there are many frightened Muslims not part of this endless war. They are afraid to step forth for the consequences are often death. Even in Western countries killings of apostates is not uncommon.

    for more follow the link above, very interesting interview.

    As many think or feel that we are not any longer in harms way, you need to think again.

  • Hey, it's CNN !!!

    The Islamic extremist/terrorists learned from the Nazis.

    has everybody seen "OBSESSION" ??? Everybody needs to.