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Radical Islamic Terrorism

By Donald Moskowitz

 

December 09, 2015
Wednesday AM


Letter to the Editor:

The greatest threat to world peace is radical Islamic terrorism.

Radical Islamic terrorists killed 14 Americans in San Bernardino, CA; 130 people in Paris; five military personnel in Chatanooga, TN and 13 soldiers in Fort Hood, TX; a soldier in Canada; beheaded journalists and aid workers in the Middle East; killed non-Muslims in Copenhagen, Paris and Tunisia; attacked the Jewish Museum in Brussels, a mall in Kenya, Iraqi Christians, Syrian Christians, 40 churches in Egypt, our embassy in Benghazi, and the Boston Marathon.

Thousands of attacks by Islamic terrorists have occurred against non-Muslims, and many thousands have been killed. For attacks since 1990 see www.wikipedia.org and enter List of Islamic terrorist attacks.

Islamic terrorists wantonly attack and kill non-Muslims whom they consider infidels.
We have to destroy the Islamic terrorists, deport sympathizers, and restrict entry to the U.S. of people prone to conduct Islamic terrorism.

Donald Moskowitz
Londonderry, NH

 

Received December 07, 2015 - Published December 09, 2015

 

 

 

 

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