this is, of course, an oversimplification of history. it doesn't take into account zionist fanaticism (excuse the redundancy), personal grudges, internal grievances or a score of other factors; but the basic historical framework is there. i'm no islamic apologist or liberal coward willing to roll over at the first hint of trouble, but i do believe that any answers to our current predicament will be found by understanding and rectifying the cause and not by demolishing the symptom.

well i feel much better now. maybe my mood can change now.
Absolutely a voice of reason amidst the chaos. My feeling exactly. It is up to the intelligent beings on all sides to settle our differences. What we have now in charge on both sides, are extremests. Lets start thinking for a change, towards a change. There must be some semblance of intelligence left in the world that advocates a peaceful solution to our differences, maybe someone will step up.
medicinal Reviewed by medicinal on . The Infidel Revolution The Infidel Revolution By Jamie Glazov FrontPageMagazine.com | February 21, 2007 Frontpage Interviewâ??s guest today is Frontpage Interviewâ??s guest today is Bill Warner, the director of the Center for the Study of Political Islam (CSPI). CSPIâ??s goal is to teach the doctrine of political Islam through its books and it has produced a series on its focus. Mr. Warner did not write the CSPI series, but he acts as the agent for a group of scholars who are the authors. Rating: 5