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ions or conclusions.
Submission to Their Masters' Beliefs

Another one of the most striking features of Middle Eastern and Asian
pseudointellectual sycophants is their submission to their masters' beliefs: In
other words, these people sign up to a belief system that is developed for
them, rather than acting in the light of the truth inspired by God in the Qur'an,
our Prophet (pbuh) and their own consciences. Since they completely sub-
scribe to the worldview of their lords and masters, they also shape their
beliefs on the basis of those masters' opinions. They do not regard what God
says as at all important – may God forbid – but regard what the deep state
of America or Great Britain says as most significant. They do not apply what
is written in the Qur'an, but implement everything their masters, whom they
deify, say. They never think of the interests of Muslims or the Islamic world,
but defend the interests of the circles in which they are enslaved right to the
bitter end. That attitude is actually an external manifestation of their subcon-
scious hatred for Muslims and the anger and inferiority they feel at having
been born in the Islamic world.

For example, the fact that Muslims may be harmed by an idea they espouse
causes these people no distress at all. They place innocent Muslims in a ter-
rible predicament under the guise of saying, "I am making a stand against
terror" or, "This is not part of the real Islam." Defending the air attacks taking
place in numerous countries, such as Iraq and Syria in particular – and also
in places like Pakistan, Yemen and Afghanistan – is one example of this.

Aerial bombardments are a form of mass punishment that destroys everyone
in the selected target area, making no allowances for women and children,
or the sick and the elderly. It is a violation of both good conscience and
human rights law. Whole towns and villages are not destroyed in any demo-
cratic country for the sake of catching people who have committed serious
crimes. Nobody, not even a crazed killer, is killed by having bombs rained
down upon him, before he is even put on trial, in any democratic country.
When it comes to Islamic lands, however, these secret forces put the law and
democratic values on the back burner. It is at this point that the responsibil-
ity for portraying such an inhumane and unconscionable policy as some-
thing "reasonable" to public opinion falls to the pseudointellectual criticisms
of the Middle East and Asia. These people passionately espouse tactics that
wreak great destruction and havoc in Islamic lands and lead to the deaths

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