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Last week I posted the first part of an interview that Kamal Saleem did concerning his book, The Blood of Lambs.  If you don’t know who Kamal Saleem is check out his website here, or I can give you a brief summary now.

Kamal was born in Lebanon and recruited by Arafat’s Fatah faction at the age of seven.  At that age he completed his first mission of smuggling weapons into Israel.  As he grew older he continued working for Fatah and the PLO, eventually he came to the U.S., where he worked at recruiting Americans to Islam in effort to bring radical Islamic teaching to the U.S.  While here he experienced a life changing event that caused him to change his beliefs.  Now he seeks to raise awareness to the dangers of radical Islam in America.  That is a very brief summary, that is why I am trying to get these videos up.  Today I am going to put up the second and third parts of the interview.

You can catch the first one here, or you can find them all together on his site here.

Here is the second part of the interview in which he talks about his first two missions as a seven year old and also about how he met Yasser Arafat.  He then discusses the fact that the teachings of Islam call for the destruction of all non-Muslims, and some of the tactics he was taught to help turn the public against his enemy rather than himself.

Here is the third part of the interview in which Kamal talks about what his life was like outside of training and missions, and he also talks about some of his experiences during the Lebanese Civil War.  He then goes on to discuss getting funding from Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries and the concept of “culture jihad.”

Once again, if you want to see them all together you can find all six parts of the interview here.

Today I finished one of the best, most-informative books I have ever read.  It is entitled The Blood of Lambs and is the autobiography of, an American and former terrorist, Kamal Saleem (a pseudonym, of course).  This is one of those books that bears out the saying, “Truth is stranger than fiction.”  In this book Mr. Saleem tells his story, a story in which he was recruited into Yasser Arafat’s Fatah faction at the age of seven and, at that age, smuggled weapons into Israel for Fatah.  A story in which he was trained as a child how to kill, how to build bombs, and how important it was that the world be cleansed of all infidels.  In his early teens he continued his terrorist activities and even went to Libya and worked in Muammar Gaddafi’s terrorist training camps, teaching insurrectionists from all over the world how to wage a war of terror on their enemies.  Later on he helped the Afghanis in their fight against the Soviets. Once, with the help of Saddam Hussein, he stole surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) from Syria and, with financing of a wealthy Saudi sheikh, transported them to Afghanistan where he used them to take down Soviet aircraft.  He then tells of how he traveled around Europe and the Middle-East wooing and blackmailing millions of dollars from wealthy sheikhs to fund his terrorist brethren.  Finally he came to the U.S. to infiltrate the Great Satan.  He recruited on college campuses and among the poor, finding many willing converts.  Then, when he least expected it he experience a life changing event that stopped him in his tracks, and eventually led to a conversion from Islam to Christianity.  Since the 9/11 attacks he has begun to speak out, telling his story and warning Americans that the terrorists aren’t on their way to America, they are already here.  They’re just waiting for the right moment to strike.

On his website KamalSaleem.com there is this quote from Lieutenant General William G. Boykin:

Kamal Saleem is a courageous man. In The Blood of Lambs, he chronicles his incredible life as an Islamic terrorist and gives readers an inside look at the cruel world of terrorism and the threat it poses to democracy.  Kamal’s riveting story is a must read. Thanks, Kamal, for telling the world the truth about terrorism and your new life of faith.
—LTG (Ret.) William G. Boykin, Former Commander of U.S. Army Special Forces and Founding Member of Delta Force

Here is an excerpt from a video Mr. Saleem made entitled In the Red Chair…

If you have an interest in how a radical Islamist thinks or what plans they have for America this book is for you.