Islam
A Holy War Financed by SAUDI OIL!
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The world of Islam is not a religion. It is a way of life. Their whole life is designed and planned for them – what they wear, how they think, where they go, what they do in life.
In a sense, they are like mechanical robots. Go kill. Go home. Wear black. Touch your nose to the ground. Pray. Die for Allah. There is no independent thought, for according to Islam, independent thought is corrupting: Follow the bouncing ball, or out-you-go. The people are like puppets on a string and the one pulling the string is the leader of the Saudi’s.
Islam creates nothing. In Saudi history there are no men like Thomas Edison, or Graham Bell, or Einstein, or Henry Ford, or Benjamin Franklin. Men, without freedom of thought; without the freedom to dream become sterile; a wasteland, fruitless and unproductive.
Every modern convenience; every piece of war equipment, or economic equipment comes from outside
They buy their commercial planes and their war planes from Christian countries.
They buy their cars, their limousines, their trucks and vans from Christian countries.
They buy their brains from
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About the Book
This little book is like a burglar alarm. The Muslims have broken into the
This little book is like an atom bomb!
Commander Patterson: “It is a book that every American should read to know what’s happening in our country, for the enemy is already here.”
Pat Robertson: “Islam is not a peaceful religion. And the Koran makes it very clear. If you see an infidel you are to kill him. Now that doesn’t sound peaceful to me.”
The bombing of the
It has changed the skyline of
In this book “ISLAM” the reader will get the unvarnished truth about the rise of Islam, a terror network that is global in scope and ruthless in power.
We must confront it, if we wish to survive!
About the Author
Von Bulow is a world traveler, writer and broadcaster.
He sampan’d in
He has written for newspapers (Star and Plain Talk) and radio and television. His first book was an autobiography “From Here to Eternity Without a Roadmap; then a political book: “The President’s Wife,” followed by “My Father, the President.” All are part of a political trilogy. Other books by the author are “They Called Him Meshuga” the story of Noah and the great flood; then a true love story: “The Travels of Jerry Smith and Raggedy Ann;” followed by a child’s biography: “Harry Jr., Billy and Al Capone;” then a biography of his favorite president entitled: “God And Ronald Reagan.” He is married. Has five children and sixteen grand children. He is 88 and still shoots a decent game of golf.