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]]> By: larwyn http://www.dinocrat.com/archives/2006/03/30/iran-playing-offense-playing-defense-is-an-insupportable-us-strategy/#comment-141812 larwyn Thu, 30 Mar 2006 20:51:40 +0000 http://www.dinocrat.com/archives/2006/03/30/iran-playing-offense-playing-defense-is-an-insupportable-us-strategy/#comment-141812 JUST IN: Tourist boat sinks off coast of Bahrain - no mention on CNN that Iran is going to running exercises. Dear Jack, You are correct in knowing that we want the military free to get the job done and to stop dragging it out. GW should not be paying attention to the wimps of the LSM, the PR dept of the Dems. Bookstores now surrendering to Shari'a Koran TOP SHELF ONLY!-NoMags w/Cartoon BORDERS& WALDEN surrender Shari'a"@AT <i>"our civil liberties are slowly disappearing now that George Bush is president."</i> Read it all - the damn wimps. <a>http://www.americanthinker.com/comments.php?comments_id=4766</a> Click here: The American Thinker BUT: Borders & Waldenbooks just ahead of the curve. <b>Islam suppresses other religions in Algeria</b> <i>Religious freedom is being denied in Algeria. The Algerian parliament has approved a law banning the call to embrace other religions than Islam. This law states to jail anyone “trying to call on a Muslim to embrace another religion,” in remarks to the Christianizing (evangelize) campaigns taking place in the country.The Algerian Ummah council (Senate) approved this decision on Monday. This decision which was approved by the national people’s council ( parliament) on March 15th is an attempt to withstand the Christianizing campaign which had witnessed a notable activity recently especially in al-Qabayel area east of the country.The ratified law stated to sentence imprisonment for two to five years and a fee between 5 to 10 thousands EURO against “anyone urging or forcing or tempting, to convert a Muslim to another religion.”The same penalty applies to every person, manufacturer, store or circulate publications or audo-visual or other means aiming at destabilizing attachment to Islam.The law also bans practicing any religion “except Islam” “outside buildings allocated for that, and links specialized buildings aimed at practice of religion by a prior licensing.”One official at the ministry of religious affairs said that the aim of the law is basically to “ban religious activity, and secret religious campaigns.”</i><i> <a>http://www.americanthinker.com/comments.php?comments_id=4770</a> Click here: The American Thinker</i> JUST IN: Tourist boat sinks off coast of Bahrain – no mention on CNN that Iran is going to running exercises.

Dear Jack,
You are correct in knowing that we want the military free to get the job done and to stop dragging it out.

GW should not be paying attention to the wimps of the LSM, the PR dept of the Dems.

Bookstores now surrendering to Shari’a
Koran TOP SHELF ONLY!-NoMags w/Cartoon BORDERS& WALDEN surrender Shari’a”@AT

“our civil liberties are slowly disappearing now that George Bush is president.”
Read it all – the damn wimps.
http://www.americanthinker.com/comments.php?comments_id=4766
Click here: The American Thinker

BUT:

Borders & Waldenbooks just ahead of the curve.

Islam suppresses other religions in Algeria

Religious freedom is being denied in Algeria.

The Algerian parliament has approved a law banning the call to embrace other religions than Islam. This law states to jail anyone “trying to call on a Muslim to embrace another religion,” in remarks to the Christianizing (evangelize) campaigns taking place in the country.The Algerian Ummah council (Senate) approved this decision on Monday. This decision which was approved by the national people’s council ( parliament) on March 15th is an attempt to withstand the Christianizing campaign which had witnessed a notable activity recently especially in al-Qabayel area east of the country.The ratified law stated to sentence imprisonment for two to five years and a fee between 5 to 10 thousands EURO against “anyone urging or forcing or tempting, to convert a Muslim to another religion.”The same penalty applies to every person, manufacturer, store or circulate publications or audo-visual or other means aiming at destabilizing attachment to Islam.The law also bans practicing any religion “except Islam” “outside buildings allocated for that, and links specialized buildings aimed at practice of religion by a prior licensing.”One official at the ministry of religious affairs said that the aim of the law is basically to “ban religious activity, and secret religious campaigns.”

http://www.americanthinker.com/comments.php?comments_id=4770
Click here: The American Thinker

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