Jihadi Du Jour: Prince Charles of Arabia

Britain's Prince Charles is advocating world peace through the teachings of Islam. He asserted this belief in a speech recently while visiting the Middle East with his barefooted bride, Camillia, Duchess of Cornwall.

ISLAMABAD, Oct 31 (KUNA) -- Prince Charles Tuesday said that the world problems could be resolve by following Islamic teachings, as Islam is a religion of peace and brotherhood.

Prince Charles while addressing a ceremony during his visit to Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU) stressed on better relations between Islam and other religions.

He said that clash of civilizations could be averted by following the teaching of Islam and Quraan.

The would-be King of England has a long history of defending the Islamic faith. Daniel Pipes has a time line of events and speeches in which Prince al-Charles exhibits a more than passing interest in things muslim.

Earlier this year, Prince Charles indicated he that when he takes the throne of England and become head of the Church of England, he would like his coronation ceremony to include that he will be the 'Defender of Faiths' rather than the 'Defender of Faith'.

Last year the prince traveled to Americato attempt to convince George Bush and the American people of the merits of Islam.

The Prince, who leaves on Tuesday for an eight-day tour of the US, has voiced private concerns over America's "confrontational" approach to Muslim countries and its failure to appreciate Islam's strengths.

The Prince raised his concerns when he met senior Muslims in London in November 2001. The gathering took place just two months after the attacks on New York and Washington. "I find the language and rhetoric coming from America too confrontational," the Prince said, according to one leader at the meeting.

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Prince Charles, who is about to embark on his first official foreign tour since his marriage to the Duchess of Cornwall, wants Americans - including Mr Bush - to share his fondness for Islam. He has agreed to attend a seminar on religions at Georgetown University, Washington, on Thursday: the only event where he will not be accompanied by the Duchess.

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A year earlier Prince Charles made a speech, acclaimed throughout the Arab world, on relations between Islam and the West. He urged the West to overcome its "unthinkable prejudices" about Islam and its customs and laws.

He spoke warmly of the West's debt to the culture of Islam and distanced moderate Muslims from misguided militants. "Extremism is no more the monopoly of Islam than it is the monopoly of other religions, including Christianity," he said.

Linda is a little outraged by his desire to teach us to share his fondness of islam.

The United States of America has done more to promote freedom throughout the world than any other country. We have sacrificed more and given more of ourselves, our people, our money and our time to stand up for freedom throughout the world. We will continue to do so, and we will never share your "fondness" for the monsters who killed those children in Beslan, who blew up the trains in Spain, who bomb pizzarias and buses in Israel, who flew planes into the WTC, and yes, who blew up your countrymen on July 11, 2005. These are the same people who are blowing up innocent Iraqis even as they try to rebuild their lives after Saddam.

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The Queen is suffering from a bad back and may have to miss the opening of parliament on November 15th. Emergency plans are being drawn up in case she won't be able to reign over the ceremonies.

All of this leaves one to wonder what happens when the Queen of England, Elizabeth II leaves her throne in the hands of the likes of Charles. Islam is at war with Britain and the would be king seems more the King of Dhimmitude than the King of England and Defender of the Realm.

Crossposted at Blue Star Chronicles

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