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Originally Posted by T-Rock
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Superficial 'unintentional similarities' abound in History - but what of the greater (and more deeply profound) disimilarities? A deeper study of Nazism shows how Hitler's purported ' admiration' of Islam was extremely superficial (at best) as a political expedient and not something Hitler seriously considered as being truly compatible with either his personal or Nazi ideology.
As for Dr Bostom's writings, there is a readily identifiable cultural bias and slant to them, and images of a Hitler-Islam parallel play strongly amongst that culture - ever consider it? 
Richard 
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