Obama Departs from Revised Policy, Links 'Radical Islam' to Terror Groups

From Fox: 

In a rare divergence from administration policy, President Obama used the term "radical Islam" to describe the African-based terror group that took credit Monday for killing 74 people in Uganda during an interview Tuesday with the South African Broadcasting Corporation.

The interview came just three months after the administration removed such religious terms from its national security playbook and two months after Attorney General Eric Holder hesitated to link "radical Islam" to recent terror attacks and plots in the U.S. during questioning at a House Judiciary Committee hearing.

When asked about opinions attributing radical Islam's impact on the development and stability on the African continent, Obama called Islam "a great religion," but added that the radical version views as anti-Islam "any efforts to modernize, any efforts to provide basic human rights, any efforts to democratize."

"And I think that is absolutely wrong," he said. "I think the vast majority of people of the Islamic faith reject that. I think the people of Africa reject it."

Obama also accused terror groups such as Al Qaeda an Al Shabab of being racist.

"What you've seen in some of the statements that have been made by these terrorist organizations is that they do not regard African life as valuable in and of itself," he said. "They see it as a potential place where you can carry out ideological battles that kill innocents without regard to long-term consequences for their short-term tactical gains."

An administration official explained that these terror groups have shown their racism through different actions including the 1998 embassy bombings in which hundreds of Africans were killed and thousands more were wounded in an effort to attack American embassies, and Monday's attack that came on the same day that Africa was celebrating its achievement of hosting a successful World Cup

The official also noted that U.S. intelligence indicates that Al Qaeda leadership specifically targets and recruits black Africans to become homicide bombers because they believe that poor economic and social conditions make them more susceptible to recruitment than Arabs. And that Al Qaeda recruits have accused the organization of racism against West African blacks because they are only used in lower-level operations.

"In short, Al Qaeda is a racist organization that treats black Africans like cannon fodder and does not value human life," the official said.

 The reason Obama finally admitted there is such a thing as "Radical Islam" is because he didn't know what else to call an Islam which believes black people are inherently inferior.


But, the truth is, Islam itself believes black people are inferior. Islam is an Arab Supremacist religion, and Muslims believe the only true way to read and understand the Koran is to read it in the original Arabic. That's fine. That's seems an accurate notion. If you want to get something out of a religion, go to the source.


But, do you know what the word for black person is in Arabic?


Abd.


Do you know what the word for slave is in Arabic?


Abd.


In Arabic, and thereby, in Islam, there is no distinction between a black person and a slave. A black person is a slave, and a slave is a black person.


The problem is not that Al Qaeda happens to be racist. The problem is that Islam, itself, is racist. Al Qaeda is only racist because they are following Islam.

Islam is racist at it's core.