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ORIGINAL: mnottertail
So there really isn't an Abdul bin bonneyCharlie in the royal family?
Oh the British Royals are hit many ways with being descendants of the Koran writer. As I noted that fusion occurred way back when and was in the Spanish rulers, who pretty well intermarried with every one anywhere worth being on the feudal pecking order. I thin Scandinavian nobility were the only ones really getting shortchanged on the deal. But the Russian royals, the Eastern European ones, the German ones, etc. are all on the Sayid list.
Of course Charles also brags up his ancestor Vlad the Impaler occasionally . . .
But that is where Obama got his "Muslim" roots, along with his cousin Bush the Younger, through the EUropean side of his ancestry, from a certain king named Edward the Fourth. But this fulfills the Muslim prophecy just as well.
How this particular idea of how they should be ruled plays out in the Shia/Sunni divide ins interesting, since it is the Shia who see these "hereditary saints" as holy men and the sole ones allowed to rule their communities and nations as kings/popes, while the Sunnis believe in the separation of the church and state, and don't believe in hereditary rule, per se
How it is gonna play out in Libya is where the same group who made up the majority of the foreign jihadists entering Iraq and now making up the rank and file of the Libya revolt start to have their say in how Libya is run -
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.The most striking finding which emerges from the West Point study is that the corridor which goes from Benghazi to Tobruk, passing through the city of Darnah (also transliterated as Derna) them represents one of the greatest concentrations of jihadi terrorists to be found anywhere in the world, and by some measures can be regarded as the leading source of suicide bombers anywhere on the planet. Darnah, with one terrorist fighter sent into Iraq to kill Americans for every 1,000 to 1,500 persons of population, emerges as suicide bomber heaven, easily surpassing the closest competitor, which was Riyad, Saudi Arabia.
2007 West Point Study Shows Benghazi-Darnah-Tobruk Area was a World Leader in Al Qaeda Suicide Bomber Recruitment
The politics of the Al-Qaeda are somewhat primitive, especially considering their membership criteria, however they do believe in bringing Muslim governments (they consider the House of Saud ursurpers) down and to replace them with a Koranic styled Caliphate among their other Allah given tasks -
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Al Qaeda is not a centralized organization, but rather a gaggle or congeries of fanatics, dupes, psychotics, misfits, double agents, provocateurs, mercenaries, and other elements. As noted, Al Qaeda was founded by the United States and the British during the struggle against the Soviets in Afghanistan. Many of its leaders, such as the reputed second-in-command Ayman Zawahiri and the current rising star Anwar Awlaki, are evidently double agents of MI-6 and/or the CIA. The basic belief structure of Al Qaeda is that all existing Arab and Moslem governments are illegitimate and should be destroyed, because they do not represent the caliphate which Al Qaeda asserts is described by the Koran. This means that the Al Qaeda ideology offers a ready and easy way for the Anglo-American secret intelligence agencies to attack and destabilize existing Arab and Muslim governments as part of the ceaseless need of imperialism and colonialism to loot and attack the developing nations. This is precisely what is happening in Libya today.
Not that the Russian federation hasn't discussed using just this as a divide and conquer tactic on their own Muslim fundes.
But the time to play this game in Libya was never, and if anyone thinks there will be sweetness and light with this crew at the helm or anywhere near the steering gear . . .
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