BEIRUT (AP) — In a rare public appearance, the leader of the militant Hezbollah group exhorted hundreds of thousands of supporters Monday to keep up the campaign against an anti-Islam video that has unleashed deadly violence and anger at the United States across the Muslim world.
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By this logic, every resident of Gaza and of south Lebanon should be held responsible for every rocket and mortar fired at Israeli civilians. Apologists for Palestinian terrorists often condemn what they call "collective punishment" by the Israeli Defense Force. This call by Hezbollah is for collective punishment of Americans for the pathetic actions of one American.
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The Islmics will never get what they want. In this modern world, they are living in an age 1,000 years old. Nothing can be done to change that. The turmoil, hatred and jealousy will continue.
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Never mind his comments. These riots and murders are about trying to silence free speech in the free, Western world. Left media is right behind them, and so are Clinton and Obama: the OIC (Organization of Islamic Cooperation) wants to declare 'incitement against religion' a crime and Turkey's PM Erdogan has now said that "islamophobia" should be declared a 'crime against humanity.' When you consider that the OIC represents 57 Islamic countries at the UN, it would be a bit too naive to regard what's happened in the past week as 'spontaneous' and 'unpremeditated.' And there's also all those meetings Clinton has been having (Istanbul, Washington) with the OIC to work out a UN Resolution to accommodate Moslem demands for total silence on Islam, its founder and its practices and doctrines.
Nasrallah is wise to keep his head down. The world would be a better place without him.