I had just passed the Pentagon on my way to a press conference on Islamic oppression in the Sudan when American Airlines flight 77 slammed into it. I heard the explosion and saw the flash and smoke as the jetliner crashed into the south side of the building.

I had just put down my cell phone from talking to a special assistant to President George W. Bush at the White House. I had learned of the attacks in New York and had called the White House to say that justice in this case was not enough. We must go beyond justice to retaliation.

The World Trade Center was bombed by Islamic terrorists once. We did the "right thing" and tracked down those guilty and they are now in jail. Justice did nothing to stop this second devastating attack on the World Trade Center by the same group of terrorists.

The Islamic terrorists will not stop if we track down another five or ten people who are "responsible" and put them in jail. To Islamic terrorists trading ten or twenty in a plush American jail for thousands of American dead is a great deal. Muslim leaders throughout the world rejoice at our loss. Those Islamic leaders who publicly claim sympathy are lying. In reality all of Islam is responsible. Even the "moderate" Islamic states like Saudi Arabia fund to some extent Islamic terrorism. (I have sources in the aviation industry that tell me the Islamic pilots may have been trained at flight schools in Florida with funding from Saudi princes.)

The real solution: The oil fields of the Sudan must be destroyed. The profits from these oil fields are one of the primary sources of revenue for Islamic terrorism. Second the "moderate" Islamic states must be made to pay reparation for the damage done to the United States. Saudi Arabia and the other "moderate" nations must be informed that for a period of ten years they will sell oil to the United States at actual cost of pumping. Should they refuse, the oil fields should be destroyed.

Anything less than the above would surrender America and the world to the slavery of Islamic world domination.

William J Murray
Chairman

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