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Monday, March 21, 2011

Underground music in Indonesia a "Zionist plot" to drive youth away from Islam

As we see again, the International Zionist Conspiracy to Rule the World keeps rolling along, this time by secretly promoting the underground/punk music scene.  It is amazing how many different schemes and conspiracies Jews perpetuate across the globe.  Why, they are even busier than Islamists and jihadists!

I am being silly, of course.  But the history is clear when listening to Islam: it is always the Jews fault...always.


From The Jakarta Post March 21 by Irawaty Wardany

FPI sets its eyes on underground music

Hot on the heels of its campaign against the dissolution of Ahmadiyah, the hard-line Muslim group Islam Defenders Front (FPI) is now setting its eyes on underground music, which its members believe carry messages that would lead young Muslims astray.

In a public lecture at the FPI headquarters in Petamburan, Central Jakarta, senior FPI member and purported Islamic music “expert” Farid Budi Fahri alleged there had been concerted efforts to turn young people away from Islamic teachings through a variety of underground music.

There has been a conspiracy. A war launched by the underground community [against mainstream Islamic teaching],” he told FPI members who came to the talk last week.

Farid traced the roots of the underground music to a Zionist movement.

He said that a group of people adhering to Zionist ideology has used the medium to conceal their objectives of world domination.

“At the end of the day, it will sow conflict among Muslims themselves,” Farid said.

He went on to speculate that the underground music community, which initially developed as a resistance towards the mainstream industry by independently producing and distributing music, has been subverted by the Zionist movement to spread ideas that would contradict Islam.

(.)He cited the lyrics of John Lennon’s song Imagine as Zionist music, although Lennon was not Jewish and was not considered an idol of the underground music community.

People keep singing his songs without realizing the meaning behind it,” he said.

He suspected that the song — about a hypothetical state of the world where religion, state and ideology did not exist — carry a pure Zionist message.

...and down the rabbit hole once again.

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1 comment:

A Christian Woman Who Has Lived Under Shariah said...

My God, John Lennon has been dead almost 31 years now. Who would have thought that this leftist "peace activist" was a tool of the Zionists! Someone hurry and tell Yoko!