Worldwide pacifist appeasement to Islamists may accelerate attack on Israel
And Increase the Pressure for Sharia Law In Pacifist Appeasement Countries
Diplomatic dialogue instead of force has caused America to lose its Respect
Diplomacy With NO Force Possibility Is Like Succeeding In Airless Breathing
And it will eventually lead to Middle East War likely to Begin 2014 to 2016!
September 14, 2012
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
It is too late to quickly stop the “Islamist ‘tsunami’ sweep across the Old World.
The “Islamist tsunami,” that has now swept across North African, the Middle East, and Southeastern Asia, demonstrates we cannot stop a religious war from occurring in this area. Only God can stop it, and he will not do so until His Second Advent at the end of the coming Tribulation Period.
It will eventually die down but the Islamic world has shown that eventually Middle East war will break out in a religious war scenario of Islam versus what their teachings label as Infidels (Those who don’t believe Allah is God and Muhammad is his Prophet). Muslims are fanatical in this belief. So there can be no lasting peace on earth until the 2nd Advent of the Messiah, Jesus Christ. The Islamic Messiah, the Mahdi, is “that Wicked” found in the New Testament.
We are heading toward an eventually formation of an Islamic Caliphate. We may slow it down, but it is too late to stop it, and it will have the fanatical dedicated beliefs of Islamic Theology. The Caliphate will be the largest ever created, including most of the world in existence when John wrote Revelation.
The Islamic Religion is the spirit of Antichrist, and is a demon possessed one of the Wicked One, their Antichrist Caliph. It is described in II Thessalonians 2:8-12.
II Thessalonians 2:8-12 – And then shall that Wicked be revealed, whom the Lord shall consume with the spirit of his mouth, and shall destroy with the brightness of his coming: [9] Even him, whose coming is after the working of Satan with all power and signs and lying wonders, [10] And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. [11] And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie: [12] That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness.
The majority of beliefs in the US keep encouraging “political correctness” toward the Islamic Beliefs, but this is not the time. I may be arrested for my lack of governmental administration “political correctness,” but Islam respects force, not diplomatic dialogue.
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12th Imam – Muhammad al-Mahdi
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mahdi is reported to have said:
“During the last times, my people will be afflicted with terrible and unprecedented calamities and misfortunes from their rulers, so much so that this vast earth will appear small to them. Persecution and injustice will engulf the earth. The believers will find no shelter to seek refuge from these tortures and injustices. At such a time, God will raise from my progeny a man who will establish peace and justice on this earth in the same way as it had been filled with injustice and distress.”
Shi’as believe that al-Mahdi will reappear when the world has fallen into chaos and civil war emerges between the human race for no reason. At this time, it is believed, half of the true believers will ride from Yemen carrying white flags to Mecca, while the other half will ride from Kabala, in Iraq, carrying black flags to Mecca. At this time, al-Mahdi will come wielding God’s Sword, the Blade of Evil’s Bane, Zulfiqar (Ar, the Double-Bladed Sword.
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Seize opportunity to stop radical Islam
Op-ed: Islamist ‘tsunami’ will sweep through entire Middle East unless Israel, Arab neighbors act now
Eitan Haber
August 4, 2012
Years ago, “window of opportunity” became a new term in the Israeli political lexicon. Back then, in the beginning of the 1990s, the term did not require any clever explanations. The Soviet Union was collapsing; Syria was losing its Soviet patron, which stopped shipping arms to Damascus; and the Palestinian Liberation Organization was waning. I’m certain there were other such “windows” over the course of modern history, but that of the early 1990s is remembered most.
Shrewd politicians realize when such a “window” has opened, then look towards the historic horizon and seize the opportunity, which may never come again.
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Muslim protest reaches Israel; riots in Jerusalem
Violent riots break out in Jerusalem while hundreds rally against anti-Islam film in Akko. Protests continue to wreak havoc across Arab world; rioters storm German embassy in Sudan
Ynet reporters
September 14, 2012
Hundreds of worshippers leaving the al-Aqsa Mosque after Friday prayers hurled stones at police officers and rioted near Jerusalem’s Damascus Gate.
The demonstrators, protesting against the anti-Islam film that sparked riots across the Middle East, started marching towards the US Consulate but were blocked by police officers who used shock grenades against them. Several officers were lightly injured by stones. Some protesters were detained.
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Hundreds in Akko also rallied after prayers at the al-Jazer Mosque calling for the struggle against all those trying to hurt Islam to continue. Akko Police chief Victor Buskila said that order is being maintained.
“The protesters are crying ‘Allahu Akbar’ and pro-Muhammad calls, not swear words or slander,” one bystander said. “It’s not against the State.”
The film “Innocence of Muslims” ignited riots across the Muslim world on Tuesday which led to the killing of US Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens and three embassy staff. Friday saw the riots spread beyond the Middle East as dozens in Bangladesh, Pakistan, the Philippines and Indonesia rallied after prayers. Protests were also held in Egypt, Yemen, Kuwait, Iran, Qatar and Sudan.
Media in Jordan reported that hundreds of Salafi followers were marching towards the US Embassy in Amman. The protesters cried out “Listen Obama, We’re all Osama here” and burned US flags. Jordan has arranged for reinforced security around the embassy.
In Lebanon, one demonstrator was killed and two others were wounded in clashes with security forces in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli in Islamist protests over the offensive film and against the pope’s visit to Lebanon.
A security source said the man was killed as protesters tried to storm a government building. Earlier Hundreds of protesters torched a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in the city, witnesses said, chanting against the pope’s visit and shouting anti-American slogans. Twelve members of the security forces were wounded by stones thrown by protesters, the source said.
Meanwhile, thousands of Palestinians held a protest march in Gaza heading towards the Legislative Council building.
In Sudan, demonstrators stormed the German embassy in Khartoum and raised an Islamic flag above the mission during a protest against the US-made film.
A Reuters reporter saw protesters enter the embassy building in central Khartoum, smash windows and start a fire in front of the main gate. It was not immediately clear why European missions were being targeted.
Police had earlier tried to disperse some 5,000 protesters who had surrounded the German and nearby British embassy by firing volleys of teargas but no officers could be seen at the front gate after the storming.
In Bangladesh, 10,000 people protested in capital Dhaka, burned US and Israeli flags and held their shoes up.
Legislators in Pakistan passed a bill that condemns the film and called on the US to take appropriate measures.
In Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim country, worshippers demonstrated outside the US Embassy in Jakarta and raised signs reading “Prophet Muhammad is the symbol of Islam.”
Thousands are also demonstrating in Tehran and calling “Death to the United States and Death of Israel”, Iranian TV reported.
In Cairo, Al-Jazeera reported that citizens were placing small barriers preventing the protesters from reaching the US embassy. According to reports, few heeded the call to take part in the “Million-man march.”
It was later reported by Britain’s The Guardian that the Muslim Brotherhood canceled the protests in Egypt. Earlier, President Mohammed Morsi said that it’s up to Muslims as part of their Islamic duty to protect embassies and foreign diplomats who are guests in the country.
Noam (Dabul) Dvir, Roi Kais, Hassan Shaalan, Dudi Cohen, Maor Buchnik and Reuters contributed to this report
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European appeasement
Op-ed: Jews paying price for appeasement policy toward radical Islamists
Manfred Gerstenfeld
September 11, 2012
Neville Chamberlain, the much despised pre-World War II British prime minister, could not have imagined that his failed appeasement policy would be revived after the Second World War. The essence of his policies has been widely practiced by Western European governments for decades already.
One example of how Germany followed this policy occurred after the murders of 11 Israeli athletes and a German police officer at the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics by Palestinian terrorists. Recent releases by the Israel State Archives reveal how the Germans failed miserably during their attempts to fight the terrorists.
The German paper Der Spiegel disclosed that a few months after the murders, the German government sought contact with the terrorists of Black September in order to come to an agreement. After the hijacking of a German plane, three Palestinian terrorists held were set free. The Germans made no effort to have the terrorists recaptured and brought to account.
Symbolically speaking, this German attitude of appeasement toward Palestinian murderers after Munich 1972 was an – albeit much smaller – opposite of Munich 1938 when Czech democracy was delivered to Hitler by the British and the French. This time, it was democratic Germany which capitulated to the criminals.
German appeasement of terrorists after the Munich Olympics does not stand alone. Bat Ye’or writes that in the 1970s France, England, Italy and Austria made informal agreements with the PLO to protect their countries against terrorism. In 2008, former Italian President Francesco Cossiga wrote that an agreement existed of “don’t harm me and I won’t harm you” between the Italian government and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, as well as with the PLO. Christian Democratic Prime Minister Aldo Moro, who approved this agreement, was later murdered by Italian terrorists.
One country went beyond appeasement and identified with the murderers. In 1988, Greek Socialist Minister of Justice V. Rotis overruled a Greek court and freed the Palestinian Abdel Osama Al-Zomar who was to be extradited to Italy to stand trial. He had murdered a Jewish child and wounded 34 people in front of a synagogue in Rome. Rotis called Al-Zomar a “resistance fighter” and allowed him to leave for Libya.
Multi-faceted aggression
The current European refusal to call Hezbollah a terrorist group is yet another example of appeasement. Appeasement also explains the unwillingness of European governments to bring Iranian Prime Minister Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the Ayatollah Khamenei before an International Court to which they are committed under the UN Genocide Convention. Lukewarm European support for sanctions against Iran is a further illustration of the appeasement mentality.
Much of this fits Martin Gilbert and Richard Gott’s description of how pre-war appeasers behaved in their book, The Appeasers: “The essence of their craft was weakness, vacillation and uncertainty.” The pages on how the Chamberlain government undermined its public declarations and the guarantees it had given to Poland are also worth reading.
There is also much appeasement among Christian bodies. Many liberal Protestant circles are often far more inclined to blame Israel than to draw attention to crimes against Christians in Muslim countries. The Vatican often remains silent about attacks on Catholics in Muslim countries.
In Germany, there are other aspects of appeasement as well. Recently in Rostock, the university refused to hold a pro-Israel lecture sponsored by the German-Israel Friendship Society, out of fear of violence by opponents. This was done after consulting intelligence services. The event was held elsewhere without problems.
The Rostock case illustrates how Israel’s enemies attain their goals out of fear of their violence without having to resort to it. This attitude only encourages additional violence, such as the recent attacks on Jews in Berlin. It also encourages extremists to publicly shout ‘kill the Jews,’ as there is little risk of them being arrested. These are all signs that aggressive members of the Muslim community in Germany and their allies have managed to impose fear upon the German authorities. The only way to fight this is to “blame and shame” these authorities thoroughly after each incident.
Such shaming took place in Duisburg in January 2009. There the police removed two Israeli flags from an apartment after participants in an anti-Israel demonstration organized by the Turkish extremist group Milli Gorus, had started to pelt it with objects. This scandalous attitude was heavily criticized and police had to apologize afterwards.
We live in different times than Chamberlain did. A major challenge today is how to deal with the multi-faceted aggression and intimidation emanating from the world of extremist Islam. As so often happens, the experiences of the Jews are very good indicators of what is occurring in Europe. The Mohamed Merah murders in France and the recent attacks on identifiable Jews in Germany and Austria are some indications of who pays disproportionately for the appeasement of violent extremist Islamists.
Hitler’s democratic European opponents paid heavily for appeasing him. The Jews were forced to pay even more. The same happens today with Jews and Israel. But ultimately, Western democracies will also pay heavily for their appeasement of Islamist totalitarians and terrorists.
Manfred Gerstenfeld is a member of the board of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, of which he has been chairman for12 years
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