The Poor-Man's Guide to Modernity - Independent Media Center

Caption An FBI presentation titled “Militancy Considerations” measures the
relationship between piety and violence among the texts of the three Abrahamic
faiths [ the god's chosen people obviously coming out on top!!! ] As time
goes on, the followers of the Torah and the Bible move from “violent” to “nonviolent.”
Not so for devotees of the Koran, whose “moderating process has not
happened.” The line representing violent behavior from devout Muslims flatlines
and continues outward, from 610 A.D. to 2010. In other words, religious
Muslims have been and always will be agents of aggression. Watch FBI
Presentation Video artfully Hijacking Islam. See Islam vs. Secular Humanism
and World Government by Zahir Ebrahim for its full implication. (Image source)
The roots of this graph in the FBI presentation are very distinguished and very deep-seated in
doctrinal warfare. It is not merely some ad hoc “overreaction” to the “war on terror” against
“militant Islam” by an overzealous state security apparatus' training program to keep the
Americans safe from terrorists.
For instance, the late Samuel Huntington of Harvard University in his famous ode to reseeding
new “doctrinal motivation” for the on-going exercise of Anglo-Saxon hegemony over the entire
planet titled “The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order”, stated:
“Some Westerners, including [ex] President Bill Clinton, have argued that the
West does not have problems with Islam but only with violent Islamist
extremists. Fourteen hundred years of history demonstrate otherwise .... Islam
is the only civilization which has put the survival of the West in doubt, and it has
done that at least twice.” (pg. 209)
“The underlying problem for the West is not Islamic fundamentalism. It is Islam,
a different civilization whose people are convinced of the superiority of their
culture and are obsessed with the inferiority of their power. The problem for
Islam is not the CIA or the US Department of Defense. It is the West, a different
civilization whose people are convinced of the universality of their culture and
believe that their superior, if declining, power imposes on them the obligation to
extend that culture throughout the world. These are the basic ingredient that
fuel conflict between Islam and the West.” (pg. 217)
“The violent nature of these shifting relationships is reflected in the fact that 50
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