Religion of Peace Update

As reported by Memri, excerpts from an interview with Egyptian historian Professor Zaynab Abd Al-Aziz, which aired on Saudi Iqra TV May 26, 2005:

Abd Al-Aziz: "The decision to impose one religion over the entire world was made in the Second Vatican Council in 1965."

Host: "Huh?"

Abd Al-Aziz: "Yes. A long time ago."

Host: "They decided to Christianize the world?"

Abd Al-Aziz: "Yes. The decisions of the 1965 Vatican Council included, first of all, absolving the Jews of the blood of Christ. This decision is well known and was the basis for the recognition of the occupying Zionist entity - Israel. The second decision was to eradicate the left in the eighties. I believe we've all witnessed this. The third decision was to eradicate Islam, so that the world would be Christianized by the third millennium."

Host: "Why is America hostile to Islam, although we never had and never will have the same conflict with them we had with Europe?"

Abd Al-Aziz: "Well, do you remember what we just said about the Second Vatican Council in 1965 and about Christianizing the world? It was agreed upon and pre-arranged. John Paul II prepared a five-year plan, on the eve of the third millennium, Christianize the world. His address in 1995 was based on the assumption that by the year 2000, the entire world would be Christianized. Since the plan was not accomplished, the World Council of Churches assigned this mission to the US in January 2001, since the US is the world's unrivaled military power. They named the decade between 2001-2010 "the age of eradicating evil" – "evil" referring to Islam and Muslims.

"When in January 2001, the World Council of Churches delegated this mission to the US - what did the US do? It fabricated the show of . . . is it September 9 or 11?"

For the 3000 murdered and all still mourning, September 11th was a day like no other, and more than a "show." Similarly, dismissing 9/11 as a "fabrication" (or, as former Administration official and retired Texas A&M professor Morgan Reynolds recently claimed, "bogus") is the ID card for Moonbats (proof here).

Westerners who avoid responsibility by blaming others for their mistakes are candidates for SC&A's couch. Radical Islamics similarly ignore their shortcomings and limitations and evade the consequences of their acts, preferring to blame everything on America, Israel, the Pope and the Jews.

Before global terrorism, a couch might have helped. Now, however, the options were unworkable appeasement or fighting back. President Bush chose wisely: promoting freedom where possible, force where necessary and, for the terrorists' fellow travelers, reason and ridicule.

Force isn't necessary here. Rather, the most effective defense against moronic imbeciles like Professor Zaynab Abd Al-Aziz is publicity and derision--plus a quiet demarche to Saudi Arabia from Secretary Rice tying future arms sales to curing the Kingdom's state-owned TV network of a potentially lethal Moonbat infestation.

More:

Wednesday's Jerusalem Post:

Dozens of Palestinian militants raided the vacation home of Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qurei on Wednesday, shooting in the air and demanding they be given jobs in the security forces, security officials said.

Qurei was not in the home in the West Bank town of Jericho at the time, the officials said.

The article also quotes Qurei's new peace-talk strategy: "The issue of the prisoners is the most important issue for us. We can't talk about peace as long as one Palestinian remains in prison."