Islamic indoctrination in Boston (marathon bombing lessons from an Israeli perspective )

[azurnoir]

For many years Israel has been trying to explain to the West, including US President Obama and the liberal media, that the root of the Israeli-Arab and Palestinian conflict is extreme Islamic indoctrination to Jihad, violence, and hatred against the West, the US and Jews. However, the West, including President Obama, seems to dismiss such an argument as an excuse and insists that the roots of the conflict and lack of peace are the so-called Israeli occupation, the settlements, poverty, and a sense of humiliation and hopelessness among the Arabs, especially the Palestinians.


Now, after the horrible bombings in Boston, which killed and maimed many Americans, Obama and the liberal media seem still to be in denial of the truth and seem to be looking for any motivation other than the fact that anti-US Islamic indoctrination to hatred was the root of the Boston attack.

It took the president one day after the bombings to bring himself to call the bombing ”an act of terror” and not simply a tragedy. I guess in his mind such acknowledgment would have implied that Islamic terrorism was at play. Then after the capture of the second Boston bombing suspect, the president gave another speech calling the bombers “terrorists” but never brought himself to say “Islamic terrorists.” Moreover, he scolded and warned the American people against “a rush to judgment - not about the motivations of these individuals; certainly not about entire groups of people.

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There is no chance for any true peace for the US and Israel for many years to come since several generations of young Arabs and Muslims have already been lost through daily brainwashing to the dark side of civilization, and nothing Israel or the US can do can bring them back. Islamic terrorism is the reflection of a radical ideology in which the central theme of their brainwashing is irrational and obsessive hatred to those who don't embrace Islam.

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4372859,00.html

[oberliner]

1. The writer lives in Kansas City

And the part you put in parenthesis is not part of the headline/article.

Shame on you.

[azurnoir]

2. the writer Shoula Romano Horing is an Israeli citizen whom is living in Missouri

which is where Kansas City is
and the parenthasis are because the added part is not in the title something done fairly commonly on DU

but I see once again discussion of the OP is being avoided, but why?

[shira]

3. what do you think of the article? n/t

[azurnoir]

6. I think some here will luv it and fully agree with the assessment and you? n/t

[Scootaloo]

7. I think some here have written junk just like this

...Except they do it for free, which is just baffling.

[azurnoir]

14. well gotta start somewhere as to the piece itself common stuff comforting to some I would guess

but for myself not so much

my only surprise is that we haven't seen anything on this end of things-yet I'm guessing it's waiting on the memory hole effect to gain some ground

http://972mag.com/the-rights-latest-invention-gazans-celebrated-boston-bombings/69876/

and Obama should learn his lesson

[shira]

8. I didnt ask what you think others would think of the article....

I want to know what you think of it.

If you don't like it, be specific.

[azurnoir]

13. Just told you what I think some here will luv it and can we take the vid you posted down thread

as your opinion?

[shaayecanaan]

5. PLEASE GOD, THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!

SHAME SHAME SHAME!!!!

Btw, its parentheses, with an "e".

[delrem]

4. Fits well within a context where peaceloving Israel, victim of barbarians,

is trying so hard to get the US to engage peacefully with Syria, and Iran.
If only more countries were so benevolent.

[shira]

9. So if the US were more peaceloving, the Boston bombings wouldn't happen?

If Israel did everything they were supposed to do, there would be no more terror attacks?

Explain.

[shira]

10. LATMA TV: The Boston Marathon bombing -- The FBI investigates

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[azurnoir]

12. oh couldn't get past the opening advert for "BankRupting America" quite the stuff there

thanks couldn't have asked for more

[bemildred]

11. A rather gloomy view of the world, I must say.

There is just nothing we can do but fight bravely on against our evil opponents who will never compromise in their unblinking hatred of us, and of all things good, and worthy, and ...

[azurnoir]

15. apple pie, mom, dogs ...............

ya know

[bemildred]

16. Yeah, definitely don't forget the Noble Dog:

[LeftishBrit]

17. A sickening article from a sickening blogger...

Last edited Mon Apr 29, 2013, 03:03 AM - Edit history (2)

but I wouldn't call this 'an Israeli perspective' so much as 'a right-wing Israeli-American perspective'.One could say that some of the more disagreeable aspects of the Middle East and the Mid-West are here rolled into one! But by no means all Israelis have such views (in fact many don't), and even those who do are usually not quite so obsessed with the evils of American Jewish Democrats.

Her other blog articles have lovely titles such as 'Shame on Jewish Democrats'; 'Betrayal of Israel by liberal Jews'; 'Defeating Obama is top priority' and 'No Chance for Peace'.

This is a quite ugly article, using the deaths of innocents to make a nasty political point. And it is very ahistorical. The Muslim Right, though it certainly does not help matters anywhere, was not, and is not even now, the sole reason for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Most Arab states and the Palestinians were and are opposed to Israel for mainly nationalist reasons. The PLO/ Fatah is mainly secular. Arafat was not especially religious; neither, earlier, were Nasser and other Pan-Arabists. George Habash, one of the most extreme of all, was a Christian and not a Muslim at all.

This is a typical 'Everyone whom I dislike is somehow linked to everyone else whom I dislike' right-wing article.

[bravenak]

21. Wow you summed that up perfectly.

I agree.

[shaayecanaan]

18. She teaches law at a couple of colleges in Missouri...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoula_Romano_Horing#Past_and_Future_Warnings

Fortunately, she only seems to teach MBA students, who will probably remember nothing of anything she says anyway.

Still, seems funny that people like this can hold an academic gig without any problems, but anyone even faintly critical of Israel has to run the gauntlet in order to get tenure.

[azurnoir]

19. yes she does at that here's more her objectives ect

Shoula believes that the strategic objective of Israel should be to ensure its long term survival by strengthening its military power, and rejecting delusional peace agreements, which include compromising its strategic territorial assets.[4] Shoula believes that peace is not possible between Israel and the Arab Palestinians until a new generation of Palestinians will rise who are not "brain washed" with hatred to Jews and the State of Israel and the glorification of death and "martyrdom".

Shoula has been teaching Business Law, Constitutional Law, Contracts Law, International Law, and Employment Law to MBA and undergraduate students at Baker University and Webster University.

oddly she isn't listed among notable faculty at either University on their respective wiki pages, must be anti-something bias without a doubt

Baker University

Notable faculty

Phog Allen - Collegiate basketball coach at Baker University, the University of Central Missouri and the University of Kansas.
Emil S. Liston - basketball coach (1930–1945) and administrator. Inductee to Basketball Hall of Fame and creator of the NAIA college basketball tournament.

This page was last modified on 8 April 2013 at 01:50.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_University
Webster University

Faculty

Professors for the university have included actor/dancer Lara Teeter, poet David Clewell,[34] video artist Van McElwee,[35] political scientists Daniel Hellinger and Johannes Pollak, United Nations Special Rapporteur for Violence Against Women Rashida Manjoo,[36] activist and writer Sulak Sivaraksa, sound engineer Bill Porter, Holocaust scholar Harry J. Cargas, and former Missouri Governor Bob Holden

This page was last modified on 16 April 2013 at 19:30.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webster_University

[bravenak]

20. It's nice that we live in a country where we are allowed to be so obviously wrong.

And we have the freedom to publish utter drivel.