This site is dedicated to the cause of waking up America to the threat of Islam. With a quick study of the beliefs of Islam, one learns that it is a religion of exclusion. The faiths of other religions have no place except a life of subservience and slavery to their Muslim masters. Every country with significant Muslim populations face strife and warfare between the muslims and the non-Muslims, or even with other Muslims. As Great Britain, Spain, France, and Holland have learned, they are also not exceptions. America will be no exception. Are all Muslims evil? Of course not, but we must acknowledge that the beliefs which spread terrorism and Islamic Jihad are present through the Koran and Surahs. The "true believers" must practice Jihad, because that is what the Koran teaches. We must wake up, acknowledge the evil which has arisen, and prepare to meet it head on. We must stop all immigration from Muslim countries to the United States and Europe. We must do everything possible to prevent the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction, because they will be used. Finally, and most important, we must take our heads out of the sand, and unite against this threat.

Thursday, May 24, 2007

IAEA Head AlBaradei, a Muslim, wants Muslim terrorist regimes to possess nuclear weapons

The U.S. and France are finally on the same page now that they've booted that criminal Chirac and elected Sarkozy. Apparently, the french had their full of the Muslim riots and instead of capitulating like Spain has joined the U.S. in the fight against Muslim tyranny.

Sarkozy announced that France will join the official US-led struggle against head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei, who recommended that Iran be allowed to enrich uranium in some of its nuclear plants.

On Tuesday, American officials urged allies to back a formal protest against ElBaradei, saying his comments could hurt UN Security Council efforts to pressure Tehran over its enrichment program.

"We were indeed surprised by several comments from Mr. ElBaradei over the weekend," said French Foreign Ministry spokesman Jean-Baptiste Mattei. "We share the gist of concerns expressed by our American partners - along with several other partners, for that matter."
Over the past two weeks, ElBaradei has publicly said he believes it is too late to force Teheran to scrap its enrichment program as demanded by the Security Council, and argued instead for implementing inspection safeguards to prevent an expansion of the program.

"I can confirm that our permanent representative in Vienna will take part in the American initiative," Mattei said, referring to the Austrian capital where the International Atomic Energy Agency is based.

Mattei also took issue with ElBaradei's recent reference to French intelligence about the speed of Iran's nuclear program, without providing details.

"In addition, the IAEA director-general referred, in one of his public statements, to analyses from French intelligence services over the time that it would take Iran to have access to a nuclear weapon," Mattei said. "We aren't in the habit of releasing national intelligence analyses publicly - much less through an international organization."

Despite ElBaradei's recent comments, on Wednesday he released a report saying that Iran continues to defy UN Security Council demands to scrap its uranium enrichment program and has instead expanded its activities.

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"We must abandon the unworkable notion that it is morally reprehensible for some countries to pursue weapons of mass destruction, yet morally acceptable for others to rely on them for security - and indeed to continue to refine their capacities and postulate plans for their use."
-Mohamed ElBaradei
New York Times 2/12/04
Winner of the The Human Security award from the Muslim Public Affairs Council.

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