A Call for Strategic-Level Intercession to Cut Nazi Roots and Dismantle Islamic Fascism…

“…this nation is at war with Islamic fascists…”

U.S. President George W. Bush, August 10, 2006

Left to right:  Nazi Muslim Flag used in Bosnia under Haj Amin al-Husseini, 1943; al-Husseini meeting with Adolf Hitler, 1941; al-Husseini reviewing his Nazi Muslim troops, 1943.

CANDIDATE FOR U.S. CONGRESS EXPOSES AND WARNS AGAINST NAZI ROOTS OF ISLAMIC TERRORISM

Mr. Chuck Morse, a Boston-area radio talk show host and syndicated columnist, is currently running as a Republican for U.S. Congress in the 4^th Congressional District of Massachusetts, a seat presently held by Representative Barney Frank.  In his campaign talks, articles and a recently published book, Morse is courageously presenting historical data and showing the links between Nazi fascism and current Islamic extremism.  

Just as the Nazi threat was not confined to Jews, the “Islamofascist” threat is not confined to Jews, as demonstrated by the events of September 11, 2001 and by Islamic terrorist bombings in London, Madrid, Bali and Israel.

Nazism held a genuine appeal for the Arab populace, who were attracted to its messages of rejection of democracy, recovery of past military glory and Jew-hating. In 1935, Reza Shah, the ruler of Persia, changed the country's name from Persia to Iran to reflect that they, like the Nazis, were Aryans. A popular Arab song during the war went, "Allah in heaven, Hitler on earth."

The historic Nazi connection to today's Islamic terrorism is Haj Amin al-Husseini, the grand Mufti of Jerusalem. He became a Nazi agent after meeting Adolf Eichmann, an architect of the Holocaust, in Palestine in 1937, and with Nazi funds organized the Arab Revolt of 1936-39 which led to the British closing Palestine to Jewish immigration. This facilitated the "Final Solution" by closing off the avenue of refuge. In 1941, the mufti orchestrated a short-lived, Nazi-backed generals' coup in Iraq. One of the participants in that coup, Gen. Khayrallah Tulfah, was Saddam Hussein's uncle and mentor.

The Iraq coup was followed by the Farhud, a pogrom against Baghdad's Jews, an event viewed by Sephardic Jews as comparable to the German "Kristallnacht."  The Mufti obtained Hitler's assurance in November 1941 that after dealing with the Jews of Europe, Hitler would treat the Jews of the Middle East similarly. Husseini promised the support of the Arabs for the Nazi war effort. In Berlin, Husseini used the "sonderfund," money confiscated from Jewish victims, to finance subversive pro-Nazi activities in the Middle East and to raise 20,000 Muslim troops in Bosnia, the infamous Hanjar S.S. Waffen, who murdered tens of thousands of Serbs and Jews in the Balkans and served as police auxiliary in Hungary.

But the Mufti's Nazi heritage did not end with the Holocaust.   

Left to right:  Adolf Hitler, Nazi salute; Hezbollah swearing-in ceremonies in Iran; Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

“Israel must be wiped off the map…”

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, October 26, 2005

“They have created a myth in the name of the Holocaust…”

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, December 14, 2005

MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT SAYS IRANIAN-BACKED HEZBOLLAH IS “REMINISCENT OF NAZI PARTY IN 1930s”

Jason Kenney, a Tory Member of Parliament and Parliamentary Secretary to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, stated at a press conference on August 22, 2006, that he is opposed to removing Hezbollah from Canada’s list of terrorist organizations.  Kenny said “lessons need to be learned from history.”  “There was another political party in the past which had democratic support, which provided social services, which played an important role in the political life of its country in Germany in the 1930s which was also dedicated to violence against the Jewish people,” Kenney declared.  “Hezbollah is motivated by anti-Semitism and dedicated to the destruction of Israel.” 

“Armed struggle is the only way to liberate Palestine…and aims at the elimination of Zionism in Palestine.”

Palestinian National Charter, Articles 9 and 15

Left to right:  Arabic edition of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” distributed by Palestinian Authority in 2003; Yasser Arafat in Fatah militia; Hamas children in military indoctrination; Palestinian Fatah militia salute.

“Commando (Feday’ee) action constitutes the nucleus of the Palestinian popular liberation war. This requires its escalation, comprehensiveness, and the mobilization of all the Palestinian popular and educational efforts and their organization and involvement in the armed Palestinian revolution….Accordingly, the Palestinian people look to all spiritual forces in the world for support.”  (Articles 10 and 16, Palestinian National Charter, 1968)

Mohammed Abder Rauf Arafat al-Kudwa al-Husseini, shortened to Yasser Arafat to avoid identification with his mentor, Haj Amin al-Husseini, was born on August 4, 1929, in Egypt, though Arafat’s “official” website says, “in Jerusalem.”  Said to be al-Husseini’s nephew or cousin, Arafat began to work for al-Husseini in Cairo in 1946, when he was 17.  Egypt, Syria and other Arab countries, and some Latin American states had become a haven for thousands of Nazi expatriates.  Al-Husseini played a key role in this “pipeline” which trafficked war criminals.  Arafat helped supply arms for al-Husseini’s al-Jihad al-Muqaddas militia, or “Holy Warriors.”  Arafat’s posted biography does record that "In 1958, President Yasser Arafat departed the Arab Republic of Egypt to Kuwait to work as an engineer. [He] met several Palestinian figures…and discussed with them the establishment of the Palestine National Liberation Movement, 'al-Fatah'. Later, [he] went back to Palestine to meet a group of Palestinian activists and announce the launching of the Fatah movement on January 1, 1965.…”   

Indoctrinated by al-Husseini to “kill Jews wherever you find them,” and fueled by Arab editions of Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” and the conspiracy theories published by the Egyptian government under the title, “Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” Yasser Arafat and his Fatah movement began to mock moderate Arab leaders and to call for war “to eliminate Israel.”  Egyptian President Abdel Nasser, associated with al-Husseini, employed a number of former Nazi officers, and founded the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) as an alternative to Arafat’s Fatah.  Following the “Six-Day War” in 1967, the PLO was reorganized and placed under the leadership of Yasser Arafat.  In 1968 PLO delegates met to draft a national charter or covenant, the articles of which deny the ancient  existence of the Jewish People in the Holy Land, demand an “Arab homeland” and  Palestinian state, and call for the destruction of the State of Israel.  Though Arafat and PLO governing bodies made “promises” to amend the Charter and affirm Israel’s right to exist, no changes have been ratified or implemented.  The original 1968 Charter is still displayed by the Palestinian delegation to the United Nations and other Palestinian bodies. 

The recent militant call from Iran to “wipe Israel off the map” has century-old Nazi fascist roots.  To keep the Arab and Palestinian people deceived and intellectually and spiritually enslaved, the Holocaust must be derided as a “myth.”   A web of lies and conspiracy theories must be carefully spun and maintained.  Children must be continually indoctrinated.  “Turnspeak” must remain the order of the day.

Joan Peters, in her classic study, “From Time Immemorial: The Origins of the Arab-Jewish Conflict Over Palestine” (ISBN 0-9636242-0-2) documents that “turnspeak” is a term first used by journalists to describe German propaganda after it invaded Czechoslovakia in 1939.  To win sympathy for their invasion, the Germans practiced “turnspeak.”  They turned the blame back on the Czechs for trying to precipitate an all-out war in the region.  In other words, the Czechs, in their attempt to hang onto their land, were ready to plunge all of Europe into war.  How did the rest of Europe respond to this lie?  They believed it.  World leaders decided that something had to be done to preserve peace at any cost.  Author William Shirer, a reporter in Europe at the time, distilled the truth simply when he wrote, “Thus the plight of the German minority in Czechoslovakia was merely a pretext…for cooking up a stew in a land he [Hitler] coveted, undermining it, confusing and misleading its friends and concealing his real purpose…to destroy the Czechoslovak state and grab its territories.”

Examples of “turnspeak” abound.  The Arab terrorists’ Munich massacre of Israeli Olympians was turned into an Egyptian account saying it was “really masterminded by the Jews.”  The continuing Arab claim that “the Jews are Nazis” is not without motive.  Just weeks after the Israel-Egypt peace accord had culminated in Israel’s return of the Sinai, an important Egyptian daily wrote, “It is now clear to us from the behavior of the Nazi Zionist regime in Israel that Zionism wishes to come in the place of the fascist Nazi tyrants.” 

Articles issued from leading Western news services routinely contain “turnspeak” statements like, “the Israeli settlers are roaming the West Bank with guns and randomly shooting at Palestinians…Israeli violations of human rights are the worst in the world…Israel rejects all overtones of peace by Arab countries…the Jews are preventing Arab countries from having democracies…Israel is a terrorist state.”  And, just recently, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran wrote to German Chancellor Angela Merkel that the Holocaust may be an invented “excuse” by the nations that won World War II to keep Germans “ashamed.”  (Bloomberg.com 8/29/06)

“Turnspeak” calls the Holocaust a “myth, while the speaker’s own poisonous complicity in present genocidal plans and programs against the Jews and the State of Israel is evident for anyone who really wants to know the truth. 

Haj Amin al-Husseini, named as the grand Mufti of Jerusalem, was at the core of Hitler’s Nazi Muslim forces.  Hafez al-Assad of Syria, Saddam Hussein of Iraq and other Arab dictators were all schooled at Husseini's feet. Amin al-Husseini was at different intervals the head of the Islamic World Congress, the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Arab League. As a leader of these organizations, until his death in the 70s, he had the time and opportunity to spread his virulent anti-Jewish philosophy all over the Arab and Muslim world. Since Husseini's days, the entire Islamic world has been infected with armies of violent fascist groups. 

This Husseini-Nazi “taproot” gave rise to the modern imperialistic fascist strain of Islamic terror that the Free World is battling at this very hour.  Al Qaeda’s Osama bin Laden, Hezbollah’s Hassen Nasrallah, Hamas’ Ibrahim Hamed and many other Muslim terror chiefs were or are still ardent followers of Haj Amin al-Husseini, “the Fuehrer’s Mufti.”

The Free World is engaged in a generations-long war with Nazi-Islamic Fascists.

Except where otherwise noted, the above historical data was excerpted, compiled and adapted with the permission of Chuck Morse, from his book, “The Nazi Connection to Islamic Terrorism: Adolf Hitler and Haj Amin Al-Husseini” (ISBN 0-595-28944-4), and from various articles that he and his associates have authored. (www.chuckmorse.com)

THE NAZI CONNECTION TO ISLAMIC TERRORISM
Adolf Hitler and Haj Amin Al-Husseini

by Chuck Morse

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“And even now the ax is laid to the root of the trees.”

(John the Baptist near the Jordan River; Matthew 3:10 NKJV)

“Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves.  You will know them by their fruits.  Do men gather grapes from thorn bushes or figs from thistles….Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire.”

(Jesus of Nazareth near the Sea of Galilee; Matthew 7:15,19 NKJV)