In a Pig’s Eye,
When Pigs Fly,
Israel Will Tell,
Her Nukes Bye,
That’s not a Lie!
Conventional War
Is the Islamic Plan!
Obama’s Their Man,
A treacherous Hand!
May 2, 2010
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
THE ISLAMIC NATIONS DO NOT WANT A NUCLE
AR WAR!
THEY KNOW THEY CAN’T WIN A NUCLEAR WAR WITH ISRAEL!
SO THEY CAN AND WILL WIN A CONVENTIONAL WAR BY NUMBERS!
Extracted from Wikipedia
List of countries by Muslim population
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Islam is the world’s second largest religion after Christianity.
According to a 2009 demographic study, Islam has 1.57 billion adherents, making up 23% of the world population.[1][2]
Islam is the predominant religion in the Middle East, in northern Africa[3][4], and in some parts of Asia.[5] Large communities of Muslims are also found in China, Eastern Europe, and Russia.
Other parts of the world host large Muslim immigrant communities; in Western Europe, for instance, Islam is the second largest religion after Christianity, though it represents less than 5% of the total population.[6]
Approximately 50 countries are Muslim-majority.[2] Around 62% of the world’s Muslims live in Asia, with over 683 million adherents in such countries as Indonesia (the largest Muslim country by population, home to 15.6% of the world’s Muslims[7]), Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh.[2][8] About 20% of Muslims live in Arab countries.[9] In the Middle East, the non-Arab countries of Turkey and Iran are the largest Muslim-majority countries; in Africa, Egypt and Nigeria have the most populous Muslim communities.[8]
A demographic study conducted by the Pew Research Center in October 2009[1][2] found that there are 1.57 billion Muslims around the world, accounting for roughly 1 in 4 people.
The study found more Muslims in Germany than in Lebanon and more in China than in Syria.[10]
The vast majority of Muslims are Sunni, while an estimated 10 – 13% are Shi’a.[2]
Figures indicated below are based on the demographic study by the Pew Research Center report of Mapping the Global Muslim Population, as of 8 October, 2009.
ISLAMIC POPULATION BY ZONES IN OCTOBER 2009
Asia – Pacific ———————– 972,537,000
Middle East – North Africa ———– 315,322,000
Sub-Saharan Africa —————– 240,632,000
Europe —————————— 38,112,000
Americas —————————– 4,596,000
World Total ———————–1,571,198,000
THIS IS WHAT 5,700,000 JEWS IN ISRAEL ARE FACING IN THE FINAL WAR OF THE AGE OF THE GENTILES!
Population of Israel in 2010
Israel’s population hits 7.5 million
By RUTH EGLASH
18/04/2010 20:12
Includes 5.7 million Jews, 1.5 million Arabs; yearly growth rate 1.8%.
Begin Excerpt from Haaretz
Report: U.S. in talks to declare Mideast nuclear-free zone
By Haaretz Service
May 1, 2010
The United States and Egypt are negotiating a proposal that would make the Middle East a nuclear-free zone, the Wall Street Journal reported Saturday, saying the effort was a meant to prevent Iran from disrupting an upcoming UN conference on nuclear nonproliferation.
U.S. officials told the Wall Street Journal that the move could be a significant step toward showing that Washington, who is often criticized of overlooking Israel’s reported nuclear arsenal, could be even handed in its attempt to ensure the Middle East is free of nuclear weapons.
“We’ve made a proposal to them [Egypt] that goes beyond what the U.S. has been willing to do before,” senior U.S. officials told the WSJ, adding that they didn’t believe that would happen without first achieving major advances in Arab-Israeli peace talks.
An Israeli official told the WSJ that Israel was in favor a Middle East freeze of WMD and nuclear weapons, but that “it should be the culmination of a process that begins with bilateral and individual peace agreements between all the countries in the region.”
Ellen Tauscher, undersecretary of state for arms control and international security told the WSJ that Washington was “concerned that the conditions are not right unless all members of the region participate, which would be unlikely unless there is a comprehensive peace plan which is accepted,”
Tauscher added that Washington had already discussed the possibility of creating such a nuclear-free zone with the Arab League and other members of the Nonaligned Movement.
Egypt and other Arab states have been demanding that any final declaration that might come out of the month-long UN nuclear nonproliferation conference planned to open on Monday would include the call for the creation of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East.
Isr ael is widely believed to h
ave a sizable nuclear arsenal although it has not acknowledged it.
Egypt is also demanding the convening of an international conference next year with Israel’s participation to discuss that issue. Diplomats have said the United States and Russia are trying to find a way to satisfy Egypt’s demands.
Many NPT signatories would also like the review conference to call for universality of the treaty – meaning that Israel, Pakistan and India should be pressured to sign and get rid of any warheads they have.
North Korea withdrew from the NPT in 2003 and tested nuclear devices in 2006 and 2009.
Senior Obama administration officials told the WSJ Saturday that Washington would support a conference such as the one demanded by Egypt at a future date, saying that talks with Egypt on the subject would resume on the sidelines of this month’s UN conference in New York
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