The US military has been offering a course which teaches that its enemy is Islam in general, suggesting a Hiroshima-type massacre to obliterate the Islamic holy cities of Mecca and Medina.
The course, titled “Perspectives on Islam and Islamic Radicalism,” was offered five times a year since 2004, with about 20 students each time, meaning roughly 800 students have taken the course over the years.
One of the instructors of the course is Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Dooley at Joint Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia, the Associated Press reported.
The college, for professional military members, teaches mid-level officers and government civilians on subjects related to planning and executing war.
Dooley, who still works for the college, also presumed, for the purposes of his theoretical war plan, that the Geneva Conventions that set standards of armed conflict are "no longer relevant."
"This would leave open the option once again of taking war to a civilian population wherever necessary," Dooley said.
His war plan suggests possible outcomes such as "Saudi Arabia threatened with starvation...Islam reduced to cult status," and the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia "destroyed."
A copy of the presentation was obtained and posted online by Wired.com's Danger Room blog. The college didn't respond to requests by the Associated Press for copies of the documents, but a Pentagon spokesman authenticated the documents.
The report comes less than two months after the US forces burned the copies of the Holy Qur’an and other Islamic materials at the US-run Bagram Airbase in the province of Parwan in northeastern Afghanistan.
Islamophobia is systematically promoted and financially supported in the United States in the form of books, reports, websites, blogs, and carefully crafted talking points.
The wealthy donors and foundations provide direct funding to anti-Islam grassroots groups.
The project of Islamophobia over the past ten years has been funded by seven foundations in the United States: 1. Richard Mellon Scaife Foundation; 2. Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation; 3. Newton and Rochelle Becker; 4. Foundation and Newton and Rochelle Becker Charitable Trust; 5. Russell Berrie Foundation, Anchorage Charitable Fund and William Rosenwald; 6. Family Fund; 7. Fairbrook Foundation.
Evil vested interests headed by the British Queen is believed to be at the bottom.
The course, titled “Perspectives on Islam and Islamic Radicalism,” was offered five times a year since 2004, with about 20 students each time, meaning roughly 800 students have taken the course over the years.
One of the instructors of the course is Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Dooley at Joint Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia, the Associated Press reported.
The college, for professional military members, teaches mid-level officers and government civilians on subjects related to planning and executing war.
Dooley, who still works for the college, also presumed, for the purposes of his theoretical war plan, that the Geneva Conventions that set standards of armed conflict are "no longer relevant."
"This would leave open the option once again of taking war to a civilian population wherever necessary," Dooley said.
His war plan suggests possible outcomes such as "Saudi Arabia threatened with starvation...Islam reduced to cult status," and the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia "destroyed."
A copy of the presentation was obtained and posted online by Wired.com's Danger Room blog. The college didn't respond to requests by the Associated Press for copies of the documents, but a Pentagon spokesman authenticated the documents.
The report comes less than two months after the US forces burned the copies of the Holy Qur’an and other Islamic materials at the US-run Bagram Airbase in the province of Parwan in northeastern Afghanistan.
Islamophobia is systematically promoted and financially supported in the United States in the form of books, reports, websites, blogs, and carefully crafted talking points.
The wealthy donors and foundations provide direct funding to anti-Islam grassroots groups.
The project of Islamophobia over the past ten years has been funded by seven foundations in the United States: 1. Richard Mellon Scaife Foundation; 2. Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation; 3. Newton and Rochelle Becker; 4. Foundation and Newton and Rochelle Becker Charitable Trust; 5. Russell Berrie Foundation, Anchorage Charitable Fund and William Rosenwald; 6. Family Fund; 7. Fairbrook Foundation.
Evil vested interests headed by the British Queen is believed to be at the bottom.
