Koncentreret islam-apologi fra danske Jytte Klausen i National Interest – Inside Track: Are Terrorism, Islamism and Salafism in Europe Connected?

“In trying to uncover the jihadist interpretation of Islam, Jytte Klausen asked a Danish-Algerian jihadist who had been imprisoned at Guantanomo Bay: “Is it like natural law, such as gravity?”

The man enthusiastically responded, “Yes, now you understand it—that is exactly how it is. Islam is a science and the sharia is basic law. It’s like biology and physics, once you learn the basics, then you can begin playing with new ideas—about those things that are not decided. Basic law cannot be ignored and you have to stay inside the rules when you make your deductions for how you interpret Allah’s rules.” Klausen related the conversation she had with the man, as an example of how the peaceful religion of Islam can be manipulated to vindicate a terrorist.“

8 Comments »

1. Har du egentlig fået job, Møller?

   Kommentar by FF — 25. september 2007 @ 08:32

2. Peaceful religion… jeg går lige ud og kaster op!

   Kommentar by fonss — 25. september 2007 @ 10:46

3. -> FF

   Ja.

   Kommentar by Kim Møller — 25. september 2007 @ 11:28

4. -> #3 Kim Møller

   Tillykke med det.

   Jeg ved det er lidt of topic, men har du bemærket at socialdemokratiet har fået ‘fodnote’-kuller igen:

   http://politiken.dk/politik/article385349.ece

   Burde det ikke være et oplagt emne for en borgerlig-nationalkonservativ blog ?

   Kommentar by JensH — 25. september 2007 @ 13:07

5. @ møller

   hvor?

   Kommentar by FF — 25. september 2007 @ 13:43

6. #5: Og hvem arbejder du for – Stasi?

   Kommentar by Winston Smith — 25. september 2007 @ 19:35

7. Hvad fanden rager det jer, hvor Redaktøren arbejder.

   Kommentar by mike — 25. september 2007 @ 20:23

8. #7: hej – tjek lige hvem det er jeg henvender mig til…

   Kommentar by Winston Smith — 26. september 2007 @ 11:33

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