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Islamic Radicals On Campus

The Constitution of the Muslim Student's Association of the U.S. and Canada (MSA) states that the organization's major purpose is "to serve the best interest of Islam and Muslims in the United States and Canada so as to enable them to practice Islam as a complete way of life." The truth, however, is something far less benign.

Although it presents itself as a benevolent, faith-based campus organization, the MSA in reality serves as a North American base for Saudi-funded Islamic extremism. Created in 1963 (the University of Illinois hosted the first chapter) by the Saudi government, the MSA uses blatant anti-U.S. and anti-Israeli propaganda in its quest to mold Muslims on American college campuses into steadfast supporters of the Islamic terrorist cause. Whether playing a prominent role in the current anti-war protests, providing funding for terrorist organizations like Hamas, encouraging divestment from Israel, or defending convicted cop-killers like Imam Jamil Al-Amin (formerly known as H. Rap Brown), the MSA promotes violent nihilism and a fundamentalist Islamic dogma that is incompatible with the American way of life.

Despite its hard-line, Wahhabi Muslim politics, the Northern Virginia-based organization has managed to establish a foothold in over 150 colleges across the continent, from densely populated areas like New York, California and Texas to sleepy locales like Maine, Idaho, and Saskatchewan. The MSA is broken into five zones (East Zone U.S., Central Zone U.S., West Zone U.S., East Zone Canada and West Zone Canada) that encompass virtually every inch of North America.

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CBN News Saturday, March 15, 2008

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[msalafiya1]

Hateful Islam in Saudia Arabia

[ChristinaVictoriaP]

@mutaenha - You are absolutely correct - there is extremism in all faith groups - that is not what I am saying. Racism has nothing to do with anything that I am saying. I am Christian. My best friend is Muslim. Too often the word is used in situations where it just doesn't apply. Read my posts if you haven't already. Instead of being defensive try and understand where people are coming from with observations they have made. But what are extremists in each faith group attempting to do?

[mutaenha]

@ChristinaVictoriaP I wanna tell you something you'll find the extremists in every religion not only in Islam but the thing is if a christian person kill many innocents people you'll called him a terrorist not the christianity,so why we are not doing the same thing if he is a muslim? Let's throw the racism

[ChristinaVictoriaP]

@ChristinaVictoriaP - Furthermore - the case against infanticide is useless because he may have abolished it, which is something God condemns in scripture thousands of years before your prophet's existence, but your prophet seems to condone many other horrid atrocities - such as the rape of war victims and murder and hate. What's the use of promoting forgiveness at one point, but then committing such horrid atrocities that you yourself are in need of forgiveness too? Christ killed no one.

[ChristinaVictoriaP]

@ChristinaVictoriaP - and he did not change it for the better. Christ said a husband must only take one wife, and a wife must only take one husband because the relationship between husband and wife signifies the relationship between God and believer and that the believer is only to worship one God, and it signifies the relationship between Christ and the church (body of believers as a whole). But even if you were to answer, can we believe you since a Muslim is allowed 2 lie for the sake of Islam

[ChristinaVictoriaP]

@ChristinaVictoriaP - believes that he or she is finishing what the prophet Mohammad started, which is, creating umma (one world under Islam). But to be rather frank, if this entire world were Islamic there would be no peace and there would be no freedom. Corporal punishment would be at it's highest - something that Christ abolished - but even the States needs to get the hint too. For Christ never brought war but Mohammad did. What Christ brought, many things Mohammad changed -

[ChristinaVictoriaP]

@ChristinaVictoriaP - I have another post to you before this one, so this is the third continuation. I do not say these things to offend or insult you, but rather to help you prepare, in love, answers, a response, to those who may come to you with these same observations in the future. One cannot accuse the Bible of being altered without accusing the Quran of doing the same, for the measurement you use to judge will be used to judge you too. Do you see where I am coming from? The extremist ...

[ChristinaVictoriaP]

@ChristinaVictoriaP - @ghostmanno - You see, the Quran and the Bible go in two completely opposite directions. It does not matter what Islam says about peace, but rather, the major differences between Christianity and Islam is Jesus Christ. Either the Bible is correct one who it says He is, or the Quran is - Not both can be correct. There seems to be no true freedom in the religion of Islam either. If the world were to bring Sharia Law globally, all freedom and human and women rights - gone!

[ChristinaVictoriaP]

@ghostmanno12 - *smilez* - Believe me! I understand your frustration. The questions I ask, or the points I bring up, are questions and points that I have heard many people ask and make. Yes they are afraid, and rightfully so, but the extremist says they are the TRUE Islam. To say that Islam is the religion of peace and yet I have not come across one command for the Muslim to love the enemy or pray for those who persecute them, but there are many verses on how Allah hates the non-believer.