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July 24, 2006

Iraqi Shi'ite Militia Wants To Fight Israel In Lebanon - Just Another Day In The War With Iran And Radical Islam

Here's yet another example of why you can't have a democracy and allow militias. In three out of three of the last three democratic elections in the Middle East (all three predominantly Muslim countries), armed militias were allowed to continue to exist - Hamas' Sunni militia in the PA, Muqtada al-Sadr's Shi'ite militia in Iraq, and Hezbollah's Shi'ite militia in Lebanon. In 100% of the cases, Islamic extremism, fueled predominantly by Iran (in all three cases) - continued and increasing violence, death, hate, and intolerance of any faith other than Shi'ite extremism.

Where there are militias there is no true democracy and no lasting peace. Where the radical Islamic mindset exists, there can be no peace. Wherever Iran has influence, there is violence, death, and war. And Iran believes the West is dumb enough to believe the "peaceful use of nuclear technology" line - because for the most part, particularly in Europe, we are!

As for our latest example, now we learn that a senior member of Muqtada al-Sadr's Iraqi Shi'ite militia, the Mahdi Army, says the group is forming a squadron of up to 1,500 elite fighters to go to Lebanon:

... The plan reflects the potential of the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah to strengthen radical elements in Iraq and neighboring countries and to draw other regional players into the Lebanon conflict.

"We are choosing the men right now," said Abu Mujtaba, who works in the loosely organized following of radical Shi'ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. "We are preparing the right men for the job."

Mr. Mujtaba, who was interviewed in Baghdad, said some of the men have had special training but did not specify what kind.

Sheik al-Sadr's black-clad armed militia numbers in the thousands, operates throughout central and southern Iraq and is thought to be responsible for numerous killings of Sunnis.
A rival Sunni cleric, Abdul Rahman al-Duleimi, said he knew about the militia's recruiting effort and that he had appealed to his own followers to fight Israel.

"We know that the Mahdi militia is on this issue since the Lebanon-Israeli crisis started," said Sheik al-Duleimi, whose house in Baghdad contains a large portrait of former ruler Saddam Hussein. The cleric is not related to Adnan al-Dulaimi, also a Sunni cleric and leader of a major faction in parliament. .... Continue reading.

As we pointed out in a previous post, we are facing the greatest test of our generation, and perhaps in the history of our nation. Listen carefully to these excerpts from Sen. Rick Santorum's (R., Pa.) speech delivered at the National Press Club last Thursday:
... In 1979 Iran declared itself our enemy and for 27 years it has proven the truth of those words. A democratic (No political scientists would classify Iran as democratic). Iran may not end the war against Islamic fascism, but without it this war will last to be our children's war, not just ours. We owe it to them, it is our watch, it is our challenge.

... Every major Islamic fascist leader, from heads of states to heads of al Qaeda and Hizbollah, has openly identified the United States as their prime target, and repeatedly promises the creation of a new, global, "caliphate" where Islamic fascism will rule mankind. This language comes from both Sunni and Shi'ite fanatics, whether Arab, Persian, Indonesian, American, or British.

... today the biggest issue facing our children's future is a war. Not, as so many describe it, the War on Terror. Not the war in Iraq or Afghanistan. But the world war, which at its heart is just like the previous three global struggles.

... In those wars we fought against European tyrants and their allies, from the Kaiser to Hitler to Lenin, Stalin, and theirheirs. We fought them because we knew that our survival was at stake. The tyrants would never stop attacking until they had defeated us, or we had defeated them.

... Our only choices - choices imposed on us, not chosen by us - were either winning or losing, because there was no way out.

... We are in the same kind of conflict today. Some say we are fighting a War on Terror. That is like saying World War II was a war on blitzkrieg. Terror like blitzkrieg is a tactic used by our enemy, not the enemy itself.

... In World War II we fought Naziism and Japanese imperialism. Today, we are fighting against Islamic fascists. They attacked us on September 11th because we are the greatest obstacle to their openly declared mission of subjecting the entire world to their fanatical rule.

... I believe that the threat of Islamic fascism is just as menacing as the threat from Nazism and Soviet Communism. Now, as then, we face fanatics who will stop at nothing to dominate us. Now, as then, there is no way out; we will either win or lose.

.... Too many people talk about this war as if it were simply an attempt to create fledgling democracies in Iraq and Afghanistan. But Iraq and Afghanistan are battlefields in a much broader war, which now includes every continent except Antarctica.

... Ask the Indians, the Thais, the Egyptians or the Argentines. Ask the Australians, the Indonesians, the British or the Spaniards. All have seen Islamic fascists at work, and have mourned their innocent victims.

... Islamic fascists have been waging this war against us for a very long time. It did not suddenly erupt on a sunny September day in 2001.

... why is it so hard for so many Americans to see the nature of this war?

... It's not because the enemy is keeping the hostile objectives a secret.

... And yet we are foolishly reluctant to come to terms with this terrible reality. It's an old, sad story isn't it? Over and over again, our enemies announce their intention to attack us, and we refuse to believe them.

... There is a bigger problem: our fear of speaking clearly, publicly, and consistently about the enemy. It is unfashionable in some quarters to speak about the Islamo fascists, because of the misguided cultural reflex that condemns anyone who speaks critically about others' practices or beliefs. Therefore, we can't say or do anything that might offend Muslims.

... But that's backwards. The real offense to Muslims is to remain silent about an ideology that produces the systemic murder of innocents. Mostly, Muslim innocents. They are the first victims of Islamic fascism, and the enemy directly targets them, as we have heard once again in the most recent audiotape from Osama bin Laden.

... Those who refuse to criticize Islamic fascism undermine the cause of freedom of religion because if the Islamic fascists win this war, no other religion will be permitted to flourish.

... Paradoxically, when we refuse to criticize anybody, we end up patronizing everyone, which is offensive to everyone and self-defeating.

... The terrorists know that they cannot win on the battlefield against our armed men and women, and so their strategy is aimed at you. With every ied and with every suicide bomber they seek to break our will to fight, to get us to hang our heads and finally say "enough." And they will not stop coming after us until we stop them. (as Hezbollah will not stop attacking Israel until the international community rallies around Israel's right to defend itself - and helps Israel totally defeat the terrorists)

... The fascist regimes and the Jihadist organizations disagree about some things, but they have a common theme: destroy the West and its leader, America. They comprise a mosaic of different entities and countries.

... The largest piece of this mosaic, the keystone of the Islamic fascist structure, is Iran.

... It's a complex mosaic, stretching across the world, but Iran is the central piece, touching all the others in one way or another. Iran not only supports these organizations - it created Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad, and is the driving force behind Hamas - but it is a threat to the civilized world all by itself.

... In other words, the spokesmen for the central piece of the Islamic fascist mosaic are working to bring about the end of the free world as fast as they possibly can, in order to subject mankind to the slavery of a new Caliphate.

... These messianic Shi'ites see this as an opportunity to accomplish this long desired mission for radical Islam. Remember, Islamic extremists fought the West over the course of a thousand years to their high-water mark outside the gates of Vienna.

... The siege of Vienna lasted until September 1683 - September 11, 1683 - the next day the united West triumphed.

... Centuries have passed in relative peace, but now with the combination of oil revenues, off the shelf weapons and technology, and terror as a tactic a virulent alliance of extremist now have a strategy to defeat their enemy, the infidels.

... Iran is at the center of this war. We have seen that clearly in Lebanon and Gaza, where Hezbollah and Hamas, Iran's proxies, gratuitously attacked Israel.

During the fighting in Lebanon, we learned that Iranian missiles had been fired into Israel and at Israeli and Egyptian ships, and there even seem to have been Iranian Revolutionary Guards officers at the controls.

Lebanon cannot survive as a free country if Hezbollah operates from its territory and uses it to stockpile Iranian weapons and give operational space to Iranian Revolutionary Guards.

It is intolerable to allow more than ten thousand terrorist-controlled rockets and missiles, aimed at Israel, in southern Lebanon.

And Iraq will never have the security it deserves so long as the Islamic fascists are in power in Iran. I believe we must fight for a strong Lebanon, a strong Israel, and a strong Iraq. That requires effective action against Iran.

The longer we wait, the more people will be blown up, tortured, incarcerated, intimidated, and assassinated. ... Read the entire speech here.

As I write this, word just came over the wires that Hizbullah's representative in Iran is warning that his (Iran's) Islamic group plans to widen its attacks on Israel until "no place" is safe for Israelis. When are we finally going to realize that Iran is at war with not only Israel, but all of the West - and that's us! There is only one way to stop this war, and that is to engage it - militarily - against Iran, before it's too late. Whether it's Muqtada al-Sadr's Iraqi Shi'ite militia, Hamas in the West Bank and Gaza, or Hezbollah in Lebanon, the source is Iran, and they don't even pretend to have nothing to do with radical Islam's war with the West - so why do we???



Posted by Richard at July 24, 2006 10:36 AM






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