Mohammed al-Ghoul, was explicit in his motivation. 'How beautiful it is to make my bomb shrapnel kill the enemy,' he wrote immediately before he did just that, 'how beautiful it is to kill and be killed.'
Al-Ghoul was not a wretched, hopeless, outcast but a student pursuing a master’s degree in Islamic studies. His act was not a cry for help but the culminating affirmation of an ideology which holds sway in the Palestinian Authority and other centres of Islamist fundamentalism across the world. It is an ideology inculcated in children from their earliest years."
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Lar, that's the best "Islam is Love" update I've seen.
-philw (no wonder Oprah quit the talk show business)
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