The worst criminals of our time - and both are muslims fighting other muslims

Samir Khan (al-Qaeda English spokesman and web designer): "What I wanted to do with my life: be a firm Muslim, a strong Muslim, a practicing Muslim." Klevius comment: Remember Mr X “president’s” excuse that his father wasn’t a “practicing muslim”. Isn’t there something truly creepy?! A “faith” that becomes dangerous and evil when practiced?! But of course, "respecting" islam is equally evil.

Saudi "king" Abdullah (about Iran): "Cut off the head of the snake"!

To which Bush didn't respond but the muslim born Mr X "president" said he encourages attack on Iran, N. Korea etc!


Klevius comment: Of course he is worried about the health and safety of his family's most powerful and reliable life guard!


The schizophrenia of islam



This is Iranian PressTV's view on the criminal Saudis

Tahereh Ghanaati: "The reason for the Kingdom's new active role in the Near East, particularly regarding Iran, is twofold. Firstly, Iran is the only country in the region powerful enough to effectively check Saudi Arabia's burgeoning ambition. Secondly, the KSA sees Iran as the force behind its own Shia minority, which is the only group within the Kingdom which has different ideas from the rulers and could possibly (in the future) challenge the status quo -- Wahhabi dominance, which comprises the base upon which the entire Saudi governmental structure and the House of Saud rest."

Klevius comment: This is precisely how the evil islamic Leviathan acts! Wahhabism is the Saudi's usage of islam for the purpose of boosting themselves. This is why islam is so dangerous. There is no meaningful
personal "islamic faith", only an endless variety of totalitarian power spheres resting on suitable "interpretations" of the illusive "real islam". However, under these islamic power struggles lies the original rift in the bedrock of islam, sex segregation. And this rift is heading for a major quake, as has been described by Klevius for years.

Tahereh Ghanaati: "During the reign of King Abdullah's predecessor, King Fahd, the Saudi government claimed to have built 1,359 mosques abroad, as well as 202 colleges, 210 Islamic centers and over 2,000 schools. The House of Saud was also said to have supported militant extremist groups, such as al-Qaeda."

Klevius comment: Islam has turned many universities into mosques/madrassas, wholly or partially. What is preached in islamic faculties all ultimately rest on an axiomatic mythological body of unscientific (i.e. not historical) texts etc. And unlike the hermeneutical approach in Christian theology, islamic