It's Just an Excuse

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The Law says:

An excuse to draw a veil over Muslim ambition of world domination. Is that what Jihad really means? Are you ready to submit?

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Song lyrics

Narrative

It is made to look

As though peace on earth

Now depends on non-Muslims

(Heaven preserve us)

Submitting to sharia law

Giving up cherished freedoms such as

The right to criticise

To try and reason with a religion whose holy book has

For nearly 1400 years

Been interpreted to place a fundamental obligation

On all believers

To strive with their wealth

And with their lives

Until the whole world is Muslim

It may be by peaceful conversion

It may be by political persuasion

But if not, by war

Using all means

Terror, bribery and corruption

And deception!

But….

We must always remember

That in their many lands

the Koranic persecution and humiliation of non-Muslims,

the religious discrimination, oppression, tyranny,

war, civil war, bombing, suicide bombing, ethnic cleansing,

Concern followers of Islam – not non-Muslims

Nothing to do with

Americans!!

Singing

It’s just an excuse

To shift the blame

For their societal failure

Their cycles of violence

Humiliation

And shame

It’s just an excuse

To shift the blame

To take the spotlight off their shortcomings

Which are considerable

How can a few be so rich – and so many illiterate?

When it comes to the truth it’s in short supply

Doesn’t it seem that they’re always in denial?

When it comes to the truth there’s so many lies, lies, lies

So many lies

You only need to read their press - On M.E.M.R.I.

Or see their TV shows

Blue murder preached in the guise of religion - M.E.M.R.I.

You can see it Live, Live, Live!

It’s just an excuse

To shift the blame

To the Jews, those Zionists!

To the Americans, those Imperialists

And then to the rest of the world

It’s just an excuse

To draw a veil

Over Muslim ambition of world domination

Is that, pray, what Jihad really means?

Well is it?

Jihad

The religious duty of all believers to strive for an Islamic world

The world is divided in two. The dar-al-Islam

A territory of so-called peace run by Believers

And the dar-al-Harb

A territory in a permanent State of war occupied by infidels Occupied

To be fought – until the whole world submits

Are you ready to submit?

Do you value your freedom?

Do you think that it came for free?

Did it not come

At such a great cost

And how many lives

Do you think were lost?

If it was right to fight then

Why not now?

Infidels don’t you get it?

Don’t you understand?

You too are occupiers in your own land

Infidel, infidelity, you’re not true

Not true believers

So nothing belongs to you

Everything belongs to the Islamic commune

The Ummah, the nation of Islam

It always has, it always will

That’s the law

The law of Islam

In a 1400 year holy war

A never-ending crusade, now

Immigration on boats and trains

On foot and roads and planes

And refugees from failed regimes

The infidels try hard to please

They have the choice, convert or pay

Or live to die another day

Immigration is all well and good

But when in Rome

It’s understood

Do as the Romans do

Fit in – contribute

Be good citizens

Free people wake up before it’s too late

You’re tolerating intolerance

It stands at your gate

The madness at Munich could look like a picnic

Remember Hitler and Chamberlain and worthless agreement

Do you value your freedom?

Do you think that it came for free?

Did it not come

At such a great cost

And how many lives

Do you think were lost?

If it was right to fight then

Why not now?

Coda

Fallaci

You were a heroine

Your rage and pride

Your passion for life

What would you have done …if you were

World President?

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