Gentlemen:

Listening to the first hour of your show today on RBN, of which I am a subscriber, brought a few questions to my mind.

#1. First, let me say bluntly, it is not necessary to have a PhD. to recognize an inveterate liar, of which you epitomize the definition. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but not their own facts. You may fool some people most of the time, but not this time.

#2. You paint the picture of Palestinian Arabs as being the victims of Israeli terror, deprivation and mistreatment. I have researched this subject to find quite the opposite is true. Arab Muslims are the most hateful, violent, deceitful and cowardly people on the whole continent, and the rest of the world. A good example of this may be identified by the fact that Muslim men have been conducting a wave of sexual terror against Norwegian and Scandinavian women for some time. The law enforcement reports indicate that nearly 100% of all assault-rapes of non-Muslim women which occur in Sweden and Norway are attributed to Muslim males. I feel sure Arab-Muslims around Israel are no different.

"Islam is an ideology without any respect for others; not for Christians, not for Jews, not for non-believers and not for apostates. Islam aims to dominate, subject, kill and wage war." - Dutch MP, Geert Wilders (2008)

#3. You mentioned that Palestinians are not allowed to live in peace in Israel, and the occupying forces are constantly attacking them. Really, Hesham? Have you any documented proof or verifiable records of these facts when Israel has acted as aggressor, unprovoked against Palestinians or Arab-Muslims, in the history of its statehood since Israel's independence and charter of May 14, 1948, the date since which time she has not been free from the incessant rocket attacks and bombings by Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas and the PLO?  Of course you don't, because it never happened.  How can Israelis be aggressors when attacks have not stopped ever since?

Are you sure Palestinians are not allowed to live in freedom and safety in the land, notwithstanding the fact that religious freedom is afforded to them at the dome of the rock, and prayers at Al Aksa Mosque located near the most sacred, holy site in all Jerusalem? What about the fact that Palestinian, Arab Muslims are actually allowed to vote in Israeli elections and in fact serve in the Knesset? Do these salient facts contradict your lies and propaganda, Hesham?

#4. When did you realize you were somehow affiliated with a nation / state of Palestine? Jordanians, Syrians and Lebanonese do not recognize this alleged charter, Jordan and Israel being two prominent sovereign entities in the region.  What is Palestine's capital city? When was it first recognized, and where are its borders defined and recorded? Who was / is its king, its president or elected officials, if not the consortium of terrorist organizations, e.g. Hamas, Hezbollah, Ikhwan, et al? These are not governments at all. Former PLO leader Yasser Arafat, the leader of the so-called “Palestinians,” was actually an Egyptian, not unlike many other transplanted Arabs and former Iraqis, Syrians, Saudis, etc. If Palestine is a state to which its diaspora should be recognized having right of return, why is the Arab League and the U.N. currently preparing to formally create its existence as such?  Hasn't this already happened?  If not, can you please explain why?

There never was a Palestinian people or a nation called Palestine. The Arabs invented the term after the fact. The so-called Palestinians lived mostly in Jordan and Syria.

Back on March 31, 1977, the Dutch newspaper "Trouw" published an interview it had with Palestine Liberation Organization executive committee member Zahir Muhsein. This is what he had to say:

"The Palestinian people" does not exist.



"The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel for our Arab unity. In reality, today there is no difference between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese. Only for political and tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand that we posit the existence of a distinct "Palestinian people" to oppose Zionism."



"For tactical reasons, Jordan, which is a sovereign state with defined borders, cannot make claims to Haifa and Jaffa, while as a Palestinian, I can undoubtedly demand Haifa, Jaffa, Beer-Sheva and Jerusalem. However, the moment we reclaim our right to all of Palestine, we will not wait even a minute to unite Palestine and Jordan." ― Zahir Muhsein

#5. You made reference to the salient fact that every news outlet service labeled Anders Behring Breivik as a member of Al-Qaeda, and a typical jihadist. I must have read a dozen articles by Reuters, Daily Mail, The Guardian, NYT, Washington Times, WSJ, The Blaze, and others which identified the alleged Norwegian perpetrator of the murders of some 100 young people as a rightwinger with Christian proclivities (without reference or devotion to Jesus Christ). Some attributed the Oslo attacks to Israeli Mossad affiliations.

When news broke about the bombing in Olso, many commentators assumed links with Islamic extremism. When reports came of the massacre on Utøya island, perpetrated by a “tall, blonde, Nordic, man,” speculation quieted down until Anders Behring Breivik was identified. The original assumptions that this attack bore the signature of Al-Qaeda terrorists were certainly not unfounded, nor would it be unreasonable to expect it was the work of a fundamentalist Muslim extremist. 97% of similar terrorist attacks and mass murders around the world are attributed to Muhammedan Islamists. Why would it be unreasonable to compare this profile to the events which took place in this scenario?  It certainly does not match Christian acts in recent history. Only a madman could engage in such wanton killing. Christians are NOT terrorists by nature, nor is it mandated in the Scriptures as it is in Qur'an, Sira and Hadiths posited by the false prophet Muhammed. You seem to dismiss these salient facts which indicate a trend over 1,400 years old, attributed to Islamist jihadism which rose to prominence in the early 7th century A.D. What a crock!

You say you don't believe in prophecy? C'mon! It seems you shape shift for the sake of expediency.  Oh, you don't believe in using Biblical or Qur'an prophecy to foresee or discern events in modern times? BS! Everyone recognizes prophecy, or some method of foretelling the future, Tarot Card readings, Astrology, Ouija Boards, Fortune Tellers, etc. Do you think you have all the answers? It is not taught in any schools of higher learning that I attended over the last 1/2 century, although you postulate with great confidence the Zionists' agenda to create havoc in the entire Mid-East, to the strategic advantage of the evil Israelis.

Keep talking, and showing your mendacity, hypocrisy and profound ignorance. It is actually somewhat entertaining.

As we say in the South, here's your sign!  You could be eaten up with a severe case of the dumb-ass!

Robert William Butler Jr

Houston, TX 77086

Phone: (281) 973-6863

Fax: (901) 234-9961

"Self-righteousness does not aid change, it merely lets us and others off the hook." - Jonathan Bartley, Environmentalist