N N ° F x : ╛ ▐ * : ° : Al Gore celebrates Islamic New Year (7/94) The following is from Christian Crusade Newspaper, P.O. Box 977, Tulsa, OK 74102, in its 42nd year of publication. We can be E-mailed on America On Line as Christcrew, on Compuserve at 72204,541, and via the Internet as Christcrew@aol.com .by Keith Wilkerson, editor Vice President Al Gore worshiped at a Muslim mosque in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the Islamic New Year in mid-June, according to United Press International. Gore told the nearly 50 dignitaries seated on the floor of the ornate mosque in Washington's Islamic Center that peace "is the message preached by all the great religions of the world." Prince Bandar Bin Sultan, the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States, commended Gore for attending the event, adding that it was a signal of the Clinton administration's respect for the Muslim faith. Bandar then called on the Clinton administration to lift the United Nations arms embargo on the Muslim-led Bosnians. The day before, the U.S. House of Representatives had voted overwhelmingly in favor of requiring Clinton to abandon the U.N. embargo. Meanwhile, the radical Islamic government of Iran sneaked a planeload of military material into Bosnia in defiance of the U.N. ban. It was a stunning reminder of Iran's persistence in seeking to establish a Muslim state in the heart of Europe. The delivery was seen as a coup for Iranian radicals, who placed the United States in an awkward position where, as the Ayatollah Khomeini used to enjoy saying, "America cannot do one [expletive deleted] thing." Many statesmen in Europe and the United States have had private doubts about the wisdom of creating a Bosnian Muslim state in the Balkans, precisely because that state could be seen as a foot in the door for Muslim power in Europe, or even, as some might allege, a potential base for radical Islam to play a destabilizing role in Europe. WHAT IS CHRISTIAN CRUSADE NEWSPAPER? Christian Crusade Newspaper is in its 42nd year, has a worldwide circulation and is published by Christian Crusade, P.O. Box 977, Tulsa, OK 74102. It is mailed to subscribers without charge as a result of the conviction of its founder not to put a price-tag on the gospel. For a free subscription, just ask. Although Dr. Hargis no longer travels, editor-in-chief Keith Wilkerson accepts speaking invitations. Both can be E-mailed on America On Line as Christcrew, on GEnie as K.Wilkerson3, via the Internet as Christcrew@aol.com, and on Compuserve at 72204,541. ^4
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