An article by Amirz

HOW TO WIN THE WAR ON TERROR? P1



1- STOP BEING POLITICALLY CORRECT.

Out of concern for being tagged as RACISTS, we have all developed a hang-up on speaking against even the most obvious of cultural deficiencies and diseases. This trend must stop. In 1978 the world stood almost quiet when the Saudi Arabian princess was LEGALY beheaded, for having been convicted guilty of love and lust in a country where men in their 50’s and more continuously have sex with children under the age of ten. That was the free world at its worst moments, taking the political correct (and often easy) path against this crime, failing to take a strong opposition against a faulty culture and system that governs via terror.

We must all recognize the fact that as erroneous and unproductive it is to condemn a population based on race or faith, it is quiet healthy and constructive to criticizing backward cultural practices and rituals.

We must do away with the global taboo, which has been placed on any discussions on deficiencies of inferior cultures. Whether this taboo has been self imposed out of personal fear, or government imposed out of social fears, it is now time for the world to take a strong stance. We need to stand-up to terror for the sake of future generations, and for the sake of the oppressed majority in all Moslem countries.



2- UNDERSTAND THIS IS A WAR BETWEEN SANITY & The INSANE – DRAW THE LINE.

First and foremost let’s be clear on the fact that madness and insanity is a global problem and not limited to specific regions or cultures. However, in most places, the insane are almost always products of unfavorable environments, and never products of pre-planning and training. What we have today in the Middle East is a network which finance, plans and organizes development of insane humans for the sole purposes of engaging in terrorist acts against the general population. This process of “producing terrorists” requires a favorable social and cultural groundwork which has been provided by what has evolved as the post-Islam Arab cultures and religion.

At the end of the Second World War, led by USA, the sane and the sobered world got together and tried to make its best effort to set new international guidelines to live by. First, the United Nations was created in 1945, soon to be followed by the “Universal Declaration of Human Rights” devised in 30 Articles and signed by most nations in 1948.

Recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world…… (Declaration of Human Rights – 1948).
The declaration was ratified during the UN General Assembly by vote of 48 in favor, 0 against, with 10 abstentions (all Soviet Bloc States, South Africa and Saudi Arabia). Well, much has changed since 1948. the Soviet Bloc is no longer, while South Africa has gone through major political and social changes and is well on the path towards democracy and sanity. Leaving Saudi Arabia as the only country, which has virtually remained politically, socially and culturally intact since their refusal to endorse the 30 articles. This country is the heart of Islam and the “Arab” culture, which via Islam has been disseminated all across the Middle East, southwestern

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