“Who is like the beast, and who can make war against him?”(Revelation 13:4b)
We are at War!
On September 17, 2001, just days after the September 11 attacks on the twin towers in New York, President George W. Bush delivered a speech at the Islamic Center of Washington. This speech aimed to address the rising so called “Islamophobia” and clarify the distinction between Islam and terrorism.
Bush stated, “Islam is peace,” emphasizing that the acts of terrorism committed by al-Qaeda did not represent the true faith of Islam. He condemned the violence against innocents, asserting that such actions violate the fundamental tenets of Islam. Bush highlighted the valuable contributions of Muslims in America, noting that they are doctors, lawyers, and members of the military, deserving of respect.
Supposedly Bush’s remarks were made to help reduce hate crimes against Muslims in the U.S. following the attack on 9/11. His message supposedly was aimed to foster understanding and respect among different faiths, reinforcing that the majority of Muslims are peaceful and do not support terrorism, a fatal mistake being made by western political leaders and no doubt by George W. Bush. On the surface he was trying to shift the blame for the destruction of the twin Towers on terrorists, while it seems not understanding or even perceiving the real nature of Islam being the globalization of Islam.
The naivety of George W. Bush was clear in that he did not seem to realise, or chose not to realise, was that the Islamic world had just openly declared war on America and the western democracies. Today 24 years later Islam is waging an all-out war against all non-Muslim nations…
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