U.S. Bank Uses 'Fatwa' to Woo Islam

"Sharia" law, the same set of dictates that has condemned a former Islamic man to death for switching from Islam to Christianity, is now helping U.S. banks to loan money to Islamic residents of this country.

Mohammed Atta used U.S. money to establish himself as a "normal" citizen in the months preceding his flying of an American jetliner into the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. Hey, he looked legitimate at the time.

And didn't we just have a giant flameup over UAE (Arab) ownership of U.S. seaport activities?

So what is this?

Now, hold on to your hat, at least one U.S. bank, Devon Bank of Chicago, even has its own "fatwa" (you know, clerical statements of the type used by Osama bin Laden to inspire his Al-Qaeda forces to behead infidels from America and other non-Islamic places) addressing how it’s justifiable that a U.S. infidel bank can be allowed to loan money to people of the Islamic faith.

Any American financial institution needs to realize that any cash that goes out into the Islamic community could well end up buying the latest rocket-propelled grenade that will blow the legs off a U.S. soldier currently stationed in Iraq or Afghanistan.

In other words, why even allow this?

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