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A Pictorial History of
NAKED ISLAMIC
HYPOCRISY
A small group of men and women have brought shame and disgrace to the
greatest fighting force in the world. Americans should be ashamed of the
behavior of these soldiers. By violating laws of common decency, they have
delivered to a enemy fodder that puts good soldiers at higher risk as
"outraged" Muslims seek revenge. The abuse of Iraqi prisoners by U.S.
soldiers has resulted in appropriate reaction by the U.S. government.
Islamic reaction to the revelations has smacked of hypocrisy given their brutal
history of murdering prisoners and indiscriminate killing of civilians.
As for Islamic claims of outrage because Arab prisoners were sexually
humiliated, every United States female soldier taken captive by the Iraqis,
without exception, have admitted they were raped repeatedly while being held
prisoners of war.
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"Those who were
responsible for killing
3,000 Americans
on September 11th, 2001,
never apologized." |
WASHINGTON -- Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld took responsibility for
Iraqi prisoner abuse by U.S. soldiers and warned bristling congressional panels
that even more shocking revelations were to come. . . .
Without exception, members of both the Senate and House armed services
committees decried the abuse of the Iraqis.
Several talked about the damage to U.S. credibility in the world, and the
increased danger to U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan from those who would
seek to avenge the humiliations. |
But some lawmakers also urged that the abuse case
be kept in perspective and the larger goals of the U.S. war on terror not be
lost in the effort to find answers.
Perhaps the strongest statement of support for the war came from a Democrat,
Sen. Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut. "It deserves the apology that you
have given today, and has been given by others in high positions in our
government and our military," Lieberman told Rumsfeld.
"I cannot help but say, however, that those who were responsible for
killing 3,000 Americans on September 11th, 2001, never apologized," he
said, and that four Americans in Fallujah who were "murdered and burned
and humiliated ... never received an apology from anybody."
Pictured right: In a photo published by the Washington Post, a soldier
identified as U.S. army Pfc. Lynndie England, 21, is shown with naked
Iraqi prisoners at the Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad. |
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Pictured right: On September 11, 2001, people of the
United States reeled in horror and seethed in anger after knife-wielding
al-Qa’eda terrorists cut the throats of the pilots and hijacked four
passenger jets steered three of them into the Twin Towers of New York's World
Trade Center and the Pentagon in Washington.
Pictured left: Terrorist mastermind Bin Laden escorted by a group of
al-Qa’eda body guards. |
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Pictured right: Gory descriptions of falling bodies,
pleas for help and warnings to flee the devastated World Trade Center fill
thousands of heart-wrenching pages of transcripts released of emergency calls
made on September 11 before the twin towers collapsed in rubble and flame.
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Pictured right: One male caller said, "I've got
dozens of bodies, people just jumping from the top of the building onto ... in
front of One World Trade ... bodies are just coming from out of the sky ... up
top of the building."
Pictured left: An Iraqi prisoner is surrounded by American military dog
handlers at Abu Ghraib prison in this photo dated December 12, 2003. |
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Pictured right: Another male caller said, "I've got
dozens of bodies, people just jumping from the top of the building onto ... in
front of One World Trade ... bodies are just coming from out of the sky ... up
top of the building."
Pictured left: Two American soldiers pose behind a pyramid of hooded and
naked Iraqi prisoners. |
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Pictured right: In the Arab world, the terrorists who
killed over 3,000 civilians in New York and Washington are widely regarded as
heroes - Holy Warriors.
On the day of the killings, religious proclamations were issued in Arab
countries endorsing the attack and thousands of Muslims danced in the streets
of the West Bank and Gaza. This blood letting, for the sake of Allah, is the
pinnacle of Islam and a reemerging crusade to spread Islam by eradicating all
other religions.
Pictured left: Army Pfc. Lynndie England, 21, faces four allegations,
according to a statement from the XVIII Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg. She is
accused of "assaulting Iraqi detainees on multiple occasions;"
conspiring with another soldier, Spc. Charles Graner, to mistreat the
prisoners; committing an indecent act; and committing acts "that were
prejudicial to good order and discipline and were of nature to bring discredit
upon the armed forces through her mistreatment of Iraqi detainees." |
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Pictured right: February 25, 2002- U.S. officials are in
possession of videotape that proves Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl
was killed by his Islamic captors. According to various reports, the tape shows the
reporter's neck being slit. This brutal and arbitrary murder was a horrifying
blow to the country, to Pearl's pregnant wife and to foreign correspondents
everywhere that regularly burrow through danger in quest of the truth.
Pictured left: U.S. soldiers force a hooded Iraqi prisoner with wires attached to his hands
to stand on a box under threat of electrocution. It is believed
that the wires were not actually connected to a live electrical supply. (AP
Photo/Courtesy of The New Yorker) |
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Pictured right: Apr.1, 2004 - BAGHDAD -- Insurgents
ambushed and killed four American civilian contractors yesterday in Fallujah,
and a cheering mob then torched their vehicles, dragged their charred bodies
through the streets, and strung two from an iron bridge over the Euphrates
River.
Pictured left: The body of a deceased Iraqi prisoner, wrapped in cellophane and
packed in ice. The picture is believed to have been taken at Abu Ghraib prison
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Pictured right: Iraqis celebrate near a burning SUV in
Fallujah. A crowd viciously attacked the bodies of two people caught in a
terrorist attack and warned that the Iraqi town would be a ''cemetery'' for
occupation forces
Pictured left: A Sunni terrorist reads an anti- American statement to
others in the center of Fallujah, Iraq |
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Pictured right: The Al Arabiya TV network showed a burned
body being dragged by a rope behind a car as a crowd followed alongside. Iraqi
men jabbed at the body with shovels; another yelled, "God is
great!"
Pictured left: Marine Lance Corporal Marcco Ware carrying a wounded Iraqi
soldier on his shoulders to safety for medical treatment |
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Pictured right: Other footage, captured by a Reuters
cameraman, showed a crowd pulling another charred body by the legs through the
street. Several teenagers removed their shirts and waved them in the air in
front of the body, chanting, "With our souls, with our blood, we defend
Islam!"
Pictured left: The first confirmed killing of a hostage by Iraqi
militants provoked shock and disbelief in Italy as fears grow about the safety
of foreign nationals working with the U.S.-led coalition.
Fabrizio Quattrocchi, 36, was shot in the back of the neck by his Iraqi
captors, after Italy refused their demands that it withdraw from Iraq. |
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Picured right: Two bodies were lashed to an iron bridge
that spans the Euphrates near the center of town, several reporters at the
scene said.
Pictured left: Iraqi Shiite scholar Muqtada Al Sadr has defiantly
branded the United States “the enemy of Islam.” He is one of many
striving to widen their Holy War to include the entire Islamic world because
they believe "spreading the teachings of Islam with the might of the
sword" is the religious duty of every Muslim. |
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CAIRO, Egypt - A video posted May 11, 2004, on an Islamic
militant Web site showed the beheading of an American civilian in Iraq
and said the execution was carried out by an al-Qaida affiliated
group to avenge the abuse of Iraqi prisoners by American soldiers.
The video showed five men wearing headscarves and black ski masks, standing
over a bound man in an orange jumpsuit — similar to a prisoner's uniform — who
identified himself as Nick Berg, a U.S. contractor whose body was found on a
highway overpass in Baghdad on Saturday.
"My name is Nick Berg, my father's name is Michael, my mother's name is
Susan," the man said on the video. "I have a brother and sister, David and
Sarah. I live in ... Philadelphia."
After reading a statement, the men were seen pulling the man to his side and
putting a large knife to his neck. A scream sounded as the men cut his head off,
shouting "Allahu Akbar!" — "God is great." They then held the head out before
the camera
The video tape included a statement by one of the
executioners:
"For the mothers and wives of American soldiers, we tell you that we offered the
U.S. administration to exchange this hostage with some of the detainees in Abu
Ghraib and they refused."
"So we tell you that the dignity of the Muslim men and women in Abu Ghraib and
others is not redeemed except by blood and souls. You will not receive anything
from us but coffins after coffins ... slaughtered in this way."
The video bore the title "Abu Musab al-Zarqawi shown slaughtering an American."
It was unclear whether al-Zarqawi — a lieutenant of Osama bin Laden — was shown
in the video, or was claiming responsibility for ordering the execution. |
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At an Islamic school in Gaza
City run by Hamas (Islamic Resistance Movement), an 11-year-old Palestinian student pronounced loudly
to his classmates, "I will make my body a bomb that will blast the flesh
of Zionists, the sons of pigs and monkeys. I will tear their bodies into little
pieces and cause them more pain than they will ever know.
"Allahu Akbar," his classmates shout in response: "God is
great."
"May the virgins give you pleasure," his teacher yells, referring to
one of the rewards awaiting Muslim martyrs in Paradise.
The teacher's reference to "virgins" is the Koran's promise that
martyrs will be rewarded with 70 virgins in heaven. The Koran describes the
women as "beautiful like rubies, with complexions like diamonds and
pearls."
According to the teachings of Islam, when a Muslim dies in
Jihad, the "divinely commanded"
act of eradicating "Jews, Christians and other idolaters," he does
not have to die at all. He simply conquers death by living forever in
Paradise.
Muslims are taught that from the moment the first
drop of a martyr's blood is spilled, he does not feel the pains of the injury
and he is absolved of all his sin and he sees his place in Paradise. He is
saved from the torture of the grave and from fear of the Day of Judgment. He is
awarded his allotment of beautiful virgins to forever cater to his every need.
He becomes an advocate for seventy of his relatives to reach paradise and he
earns the Crown of Glory, whose precious stone is better than all this world
and everything in it.
Pictured left: Hamas children with guns.
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KISSUFIM CROSSING, Gaza Strip, May 2, 2004 - Palestinian
militants attacked an Israeli vehicle near a Jewish settlement in the Gaza
Strip, killing four children and their mother.
Pictured right: Israeli soldiers and rescue workers inspect the car of a
Jewish settlers family after it was attacked by Palestinian militants near the
entrance of the Jewish settlement of Nezer Hazani, in the Gush Katif block of
settlements in the southern Gaza Strip
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Police said the white Citroen station wagon spun off the road
after the initial shooting, then the attackers approached the vehicle and shot
the children individually at close range.
Pictured right: Tali Khotel with her four daughters and husband David.
Tali, who was 8 months pregnant, and, from left, Hadar, 9, Roni, 7, Hila, 11,
and Merav, 2, were killed by Palestinian gunmen
Pictured left: Members of Hamas, a militant Islamic fundamentalist
political movement that opposes peace with Israel and uses terrorism as a
weapon. Hamas seeks to create an Islamic state in place of Israel and has
become a leading perpetrator of terrorist activity in Israel; pioneered suicide
bombing |
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In a call to the Associated Press, the militant Islamic
Jihad and Popular Resistance Committees, an umbrella group, claimed
responsibility and praised the attack on the Hatuel family as
"heroic." |
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First Muslim congressman excites
crowd in "Hezbollah City" USA, a.k.a. Dearborn, Michigan.
To see the rest of this story, Click on picture to the left.
Jihad Kids -- Islamic Seeds of Hate and Martyrdom
Almost from birth, Muslim children are taught to hate Christians and Jews - to
glorify "jihad" (holy war) and to embrace violence, death and child martyrdom.
To see the rest of this story,
Click on picture of Jihad Kid to the right. |
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