Mohamed Osman Mohamud berencana meledakkan bom dalam keramaian Natal. Tetangganya bilang anak itu baik, tetapi anak baik itu menganggap hidup di Amerika itu dosa. Jadi dia mau meledakkan bom di pohon Natal supaya bisa menelan korban (==qurban untuk kasih tumbal sajen ??) sebanyak mungkin jiwa.
Seorang dosen filsafat yg mengajar logic sampai bingung bagaimana logikanya?? Bukannya agama itu mengajarkan yg baik, kata temanku?? Ya, tapi dalam Islam kebaikan itu relatif. Islam tidak berhasil menyelesaikan persoalan KEJAHATAN. Pendekatan Islam adalah balas dendam, mata ganti mata gigi ganti gigi. bukan cintakasih dan kebaikan. Muhammad sendiri begitu. Juga sekarang kalian paham mengapa orang disini mengatakan hal2 berikut ini: - Muskitawati dan Jusfiq mengatakan sekali orang "keracunan" Islam dia tidak akan waras lagi. Otaknya menjadi "segede otak kadal" kata Jusfiq dan ya, aku baca semua diskusi kalian melawan Jusfiq. Dengan amat malu aku harus akui bahwa benar apa yg dikatakan Jusfiq (dan ada yg dulu sudah menghalalkan darahku, ya memang itu tidak waras hanya karena kalah debat yg mengalahkan mau digorok). Muhammad SAW dulu dikritik beberapa orang dan kalian tahu siapa mereka, dan memang para kritikus ini semua dihabisi. Aku ingat Taliban itu didirikan oleh kaum mahasiswa terpelajar yg belajar Islam serius, dan ujungnya mereka tidak menjadi orang terhormat yg mengembangkan dunia, melainkan kalian tahu sendiri mereka jadi apa. Kita tahu para teroris dari Malaysia semacam Dr Azahari dan Moh Top itu bukan orang bodoh. - Pemdun mengatakan bahwa Islam itu "bahaya latent" sebab siapa termasuk anak2 kalian yg kecil2 belajar serius dan meniru Islam yg versi Muhammad, tidak ada garansi dia tidak akan jadi teroris dan musuh kemanusiaan. - Pemdun mengatakan bahwa contoh perubahan yg paling ekstrim itulah pada diri Muhammad SAW sendiri. Di Mekkah dia terkenal sbg orang baik hingga digelari Al Amin. Lalu ia pindah ke Madinah, lari dari ancaman aniaya, lalu di sana dia hijrah juga lahir batin, berubah menjadi pembunuh massal, perampok, penjarah kota, pemerbudak, pemerkosa tawanan, dll segala macam kejahatan yg dilakukan atas nama Allah. coba baca dibawah ini. 08:58 AM ET Neighbor: Bomb suspect from 'very nice', had 'normal' family Mohamed Osman Mohamud, who was arrested on Friday night for allegedly attempting to detonate a bomb at a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Oregon, is due in federal court Monday to answer to charges of attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. As of a year ago, the 19-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen from Somalia lived with his family in Beaverton, Oregon, across the street from Stephanie Napier. Napier spoke with John Roberts on American Morning Monday morning to describe her impression of the Mohamud family. -- < previous post next post > Alleged Christmas Tree Bomber 'Thought Living In U.S. Was Sin' Categories: National News, Security, Crime 09:48 am November 29, 2010 "Mohamud made a video and said that living in the U.S. 'is a sin'." by Mark Memmott Bombing suspect Mohamed Osman Mohamud. Multnomah County (OR) Sheriff's Office/AFP/Getty Images Bombing suspect Mohamed Osman Mohamud. Mohamed Osman Mohamud, the 19-year-old Somali-American accused of wanting to kill hundreds of people by exploding a bomb at Friday's Christmas Tree-lighting ceremony in Portland, OR, thought it was wrong for his family to be living in the U.S., The Oregonian reports: "According to court documents, Mohamud sent an e-mail June 25, 2010, to an undercover FBI operative that said he been 'betrayed by my family' because he was unable to fly from the United Kingdom to Pakistan. After returning to Corvallis, and after he and undercover operatives blew up a backpack of explosives in a trial run early this month in a remote area of Lincoln County, Mohamud made a video and said that living in the U.S. 'is a sin'." Mohamud is due in court this afternoon. Meanwhile, the Associated Press writes that: "Portland Mayor Sam Adams said Sunday that he beefed up protection around mosques 'and other facilities that might be vulnerable to knuckle-headed retribution' after hearing of the bomb plot. The move followed a fire Sunday at the Islamic center in Corvallis, a college town about 75 miles southwest of Portland, where suspect Mohamed Osman Mohamud occasionally worshipped, prompting an FBI arson investigation and concern about the potential for more retaliation." Comments Please note that all comments must adhere to the NPR.org discussion rules and terms of use. See also the Community FAQ. You must be logged in to leave a comment. Login / Register More information is required for you to participate in the NPR online community. Add this information Post this comment to Facebook, too? NPR reserves the right to read on the air and/or publish on its Web site or in any medium now known or unknown the e-mails and letters that we receive. We may edit them for clarity or brevity and identify authors by name and location. For additional information, please consult our Terms of Use. Chris S. (gfdugdfuigdiru) Chris S. (gfdugdfuigdiru) wrote: "Knuckle-headed retribution." Nice. Monday, November 29, 2010 11:16:28 AM Recommend (1) Report abuse Eugene Carroll (Eugene_C) Eugene Carroll (Eugene_C) wrote: This is why we separate religion and government. Monday, November 29, 2010 11:06:14 AM Recommend (3) Report abuse Michael Kegan (Hume) Michael Kegan (Hume) wrote: Clarence, "the logic of Islam"? What does that mean? I teach logic and I don't think that it comes in religious forms. Monday, November 29, 2010 10:54:31 AM Recommend (2) Report abuse Michael Kegan (Hume) Michael Kegan (Hume) wrote: Peter, I wouldn't speculate about the religious beliefs of the arsonist. He or she was probably just angry at this episode regardless of their religious beliefs or lack thereof. Polls by Pew and others have shown a surprising level of support for violence in defense of Islam and "defense" is rather widely construed to include responding to cartoons, satire, and criticism of the religion. As an American and an atheist I too am very glad that we have separation of church and state. However, in Europe's much more secular cultures, even with state religions which receive some state money, religious groups are less of a threat to politics, culture, and civility than what we experience from religious groups such as the religious right, Muslim extremists, and the crackpot "Nation of Islam." And even that is changing because of the large numbers of Muslim immigrants they allowed from places such as Pakistan. Monday, November 29, 2010 10:53:16 AM Recommend (2) Report abuse Mark P (KarlPopperFan) Mark P (KarlPopperFan) wrote: Why didn't he just do like Fred Phelps and make a pest of himself by doing inane protests? How was killing innocents a away to atone for his "sin"? Monday, November 29, 2010 10:52:27 AM Recommend (0) Report abuse Brice B (BriceB) Brice B (BriceB) wrote: Peter Eastman (pyeastman) wrote: "So, the arson on his mosque - think that was done by a christian?" An interesting assertion since the US is made up of people from all religions and even those without any religion. To be thorough, one must also consider that it could have been done by a radical Islamist to incite more violence. Monday, November 29, 2010 10:51:28 AM Recommend (0) Report abuse Michael Kegan (Hume) Michael Kegan (Hume) wrote: Brice, it is certainly the case that radical Islam is not confined to the Middle East but is present in most European countries, the British isles and Australasia. I hope that there will be a chorus of condemnation from American Muslims but I doubt it. Academic studies here and in Europe have shown that many immigrant Muslims place their religious identity above the country they have moved to and in one article by a Swedish sociologist this was treated as understandable and even commendable. It is a sociological fact that Muslims are reluctant to condemn the actions of other Muslims but do react strongly to any comment regarding their religion. 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