You´re wrong 
He called all non-Muslim inhabitants of Europe and the USA Christian, which in his perverted logic somehow also implied being Nazi. I know he wanted to change the "Not all Muslims are terrorists but all terrorists are Muslims" saying into "Not all Christians are Nazists but all Nazists are Christian". He however failed miserably by applying the Nazi Christian term to all kinds of actions that had nothing to do with either Christianity or Nazizm and by falsly assuming what you´ve just summed up - that not all Nazists were Christian.
Yes, I think the terms Nazi is overused in the extreme. Nazis existed at a particular time and place, and do not currently exist. The term Nazi has become an adjetive, it is unfortunate that the term has made it into popular language.
I understand what he meant by calling "Westerners" Christians is the fact that the dominant cultures in the "West" has decended from a "Christian" past. I really don´t think most Europeans are particularly religious, or Christian. The fact of the matter is for a much longer period of time Europe was "Pagan", much longer than it ever was Christian.
In a sense, I see the current "Christian" countries as an evolution of the Roman Empire, rather than any religion. This not to say I don´t think there are sincere Christians, as I´m sure there are......but the identification as "Christian" is takek many times for political of social reasons, rather than a sincere spiritual quest.
I wonder, would Jesus would recognize what has been passing as "Christian" for the last couple thousand years?
Edited (11/6/2009) by alameda
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