Al Qaeda's #2 was heard on an audio tape in part 2 of his moronic "Ask al-Zawahiri" show - apparently his version of "What's Your Life." There were three answers from Zawahiri that I think are significant. I have excerpted those below from the article here at Breitbart:
It's that first answer that I think is stark. Not just because this asshat says so but the fact that many, many islamic clerics have said the same - that a true muslim is not allowed to live permanently under the laws of infidels. This is the basis for organizations like CAIR here in the U.S. CAIR is the type of bridging organization that is set up to set the stage for the transition in an infidel land from the laws of the host country moving to the sharia laws of islam.
We have seen the dhimmification of Europe that has happened gradually. It really has been simple. You have an immigrant base of islamists who put down roots in a land, yet do nothing to assimilate to the country they now call home. Then, radical islamists terrorize the country with acts of violence and threats. And finally, the islamists leverage their "religion" as a tool to gain newly defined rights in the new land. Yellow bellies and spineless politicians fall into the trap of either trying to avoid futher violence and devastation or trying to accomodate religious rights and after that, it is simply too late.
People constantly ask why muslim immigrants will not conform to the country they have moved to and Zawahiri's answer is the reason: they can't. If they are Qur'an following islamists, they simply cannot abide by the laws and culture of a land ruled by people they deem as infidels. And that, my friends, is why the United States has ONE CHANCE to stop this plan of attack before it takes hold.
In another answer, al-Zawahri said it was against Islamic religious law for any Muslim to live permanently in a Western country "under the laws of the infidels."
Asked if there are any women in al-Qaida, the terror leader answered simply: "No."
Asked by one follower if the terror group still had plans to attack Western countries that participated in the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and subsequent war, al-Zawahri said: "My answer is: Yes! We think that any country that has joined aggression on Muslims must be deterred."
It's that first answer that I think is stark. Not just because this asshat says so but the fact that many, many islamic clerics have said the same - that a true muslim is not allowed to live permanently under the laws of infidels. This is the basis for organizations like CAIR here in the U.S. CAIR is the type of bridging organization that is set up to set the stage for the transition in an infidel land from the laws of the host country moving to the sharia laws of islam.
We have seen the dhimmification of Europe that has happened gradually. It really has been simple. You have an immigrant base of islamists who put down roots in a land, yet do nothing to assimilate to the country they now call home. Then, radical islamists terrorize the country with acts of violence and threats. And finally, the islamists leverage their "religion" as a tool to gain newly defined rights in the new land. Yellow bellies and spineless politicians fall into the trap of either trying to avoid futher violence and devastation or trying to accomodate religious rights and after that, it is simply too late.
People constantly ask why muslim immigrants will not conform to the country they have moved to and Zawahiri's answer is the reason: they can't. If they are Qur'an following islamists, they simply cannot abide by the laws and culture of a land ruled by people they deem as infidels. And that, my friends, is why the United States has ONE CHANCE to stop this plan of attack before it takes hold.
Al-Qaida No. 2 says group still targeting the West
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Osama bin Laden's chief deputy warns that al-Qaida still has plans to target Western countries involved in the Iraq war in a new audiotape released Tuesday to answer questions posed by followers.
The voice in the lengthy file posted on an Islamic Web site, could not be immediately confirmed as al-Qaida No. 2 Ayman al-Zawahri's. But it sounded like past audiotapes from the terror leader.
The tape is billed as the second installment of al-Zawahri's answers to more than 900 questions submitted on extremist Internet sites by al-Qaida supporters, critics and journalists in December.
In his first response to questions earlier this month, al-Zawahri rejected the criticism of attacks by the terror network's followers, which have killed thousands, and maintained that the group does not kill innocent people.
Al-Qaida has claimed responsibility for the Sept. 11 attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people in New York and Washington in 2001, while its affiliates in Iraq, Afghanistan and Algeria regularly set off bombs in crowded urban areas that have taken thousands of lives.
Al-Qaida's media arm, Al-Sahab, announced in December that al-Zawahri would take questions from the public posted on Islamic militant Web sites and would respond "as soon as possible."
Queries were submitted on the main Islamist Web site until the cutoff date of Jan. 16. After the deadline, the questions disappeared from the site.
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