War against Islam

blond wrote: Universiality is governed by Allah

And Holy Qur'an as His Final Word tells mankind what Allah wants - At least that's what I believe.

blond wrote: I am speaking Universally.

However, my 'Universality', as a Muslim - is governed by Holy Qur'an, the Prophet's (pbuh) Sunnah and Islamic Shari'ah.

Have a nice day.

blond wrote: ...The Sun, Moon and Star are Universal Freedom, Justice and Equality under Islam....

YES - 'Universal Freedom, Justice and Equality' are every human's right under the boundaries of Islamic Shari'ah - but NOT not privilege for certain group of people as in the West, Christianity, Judaism and Hunduism. But what it has to do with 'The Sun, Moon and Star'? Are you thinking about Muslim flags? If that's the case - then let me assure you that the Muslim borrowed those symbols also from the West - including 'Holy this and Holy that'. In Islam - there are only two Holy - Allah (swt) and His Word - Holy Qur'an.

For the rest of your 'poetic stuff' - That's Greek to me.

Another example:

In 1948, the western powers, by creating a �western entity� in the Persian Gulf to ensure Western control over the richest oil reserves in the world. They decided to place the region under archaic, absolutist monarchies whose survival, against the rising tide of Islamic identity, would depend on United States. As part of this plan, when the Iranians overthrew the monarchy in 1953, United States and Britain instigated a coup to re-instate it. In 1967, with the decisive defeat of Egypt, Syria and Jordan - leading to the occupation of Sinai, the Golan Heights, the West Bank and Gaza - Israel cut short the career of secular Arab nationalism. The Middle East straightjacket was now securely in place.

The Iranian revolution of 1979 did not loosen the straightjacket. On the contrary, by raising the specter of Islamist power, this revolution paved the way for an 'Arab' war against Iran, with the blessings of United States. In time, after the collapse of Soviet Union, this led the corrupt Arab regimes to form a grand alliance - under the aegis of United States and Israel - to control and repress their Islamist movements. When foolhardy Iraq dared to challenge this grand alliance, it was bombed back to the stone-age; crippled with comprehensive economic sanctions and finally occupied.

A new 'cold war' had descended on the Islamic world in the 1990s. Its rules were clear. The United States would support the Muslim despots - of whatever stripe - so long as they kept the lid on political Islam. If any country dared to depart from the terms of this contract, it faced economic and military sanctions; and, if these did not work, they would be followed by swift and devastating reprisals. Iraq showed to the Muslim world the price it would pay for challenging this new Zionist contract. Similarly, Algeria stands as an example of what happens when the democratic process threatens to empower Islamists.