"The Governments of both Pakistan and India should learn with this mayhem where the authorities are even incapable to count the exact number of casualties."

"The Arab and Jewish tribes who made up the Confederacy, believed that by combining their armies they would form a force so large, intimidating, and powerful, that they would easily wipe out the Muslim forces, and end the advance of monotheism forever. Having failed as individual and regional powers to end this movement after many attempts to kill the prophet Muhammad (sa), and also to kill other monotheist prophets, the idolaters united. Their previous failed attempts include attempts to kill Jesus, the murder of Peter and other Christian prophets and luminaries, the persecution of Christians generally, and the killing and persecution of Jews and Arabs who followed Jesus, and Muhammad."

"It is a fact that British racism is the greatest recruiting tool of so called Islamic terrorism."

"There will be no breakthroughs. Sharon will put security firmly on the agenda and brief Washington ahead of Abu Mazen's visit there, to try to ensure Israel's security is also firmly on the agenda when US President George W. Bush meets Abbas."

"Muslims are lead to beleive that Islam is under attack. We need to ask: Do we understand Islam's message? Who is really undermining Islam? Do we understand the message of Islam? Muslims need to become a responsible member of the World comminity either as independent people or under other's subjugation."

"Abu Mazen cannot deal successfully with this difficult challenge without the cooperation of Sharon, the man who continues to control the Gaza Strip from outside even after ending the Israeli presence there. The secret of success for Palestinian pragmatists over the radicals led by Hamas and Islamic Jihad lies in redefining the latter as partners rather than enemies (the government of Israel meanwhile has not yet amended its 2002 decision to define the PA as a "terrorist-supporting authority").

"Despite the President’s assertion that progress in Iraq is undeniable and irreversible, there is much evidence to the contrary. The Administration’s troubles are compounded by the fact that the public’s support for the war continues to decline, as does the President’s own favorable ratings (now down to 37% in one poll). The stage was thus set for a “major speech.”

"When war becomes normal and normalcy becomes something hard to deal with: is the moment to walk away from all that you see and all that you know."