Spoken like a true man of the caliphate, Syed

Submitted by Jeff (United States), Aug 17, 2007 at 22:47

Spoken like a true man of the caliphate, Syed.

Or, should I say, Dr. Ali? Has your PhD arrived yet?

You're already murdering non-Muslims routinely. (I was particularly impressed by the Muslims who murdered three little girls on their way to a Christian school in Indonesia-that's real courage. I know I could never be brave enough to take on a little girl.) There isn't much in your to-do list that isn't already being done, Syed.

We're not stopping any madrassas. There are plenty of mosques and Islamic schools in the USA. The only argument about this one is the fact that it will be government-funded, which is against the law. Just as the government does not fund Catholic schools, Christian schools, Jewish schools, Sikh schools, Bahai schools, Buddhist schools, likewise it cannot legally fund an Islamic school. There is no argument about the privately funded Islamic schools in the USA. Many Muslims attend privately funded Islamic schools in the USA. Millions of Muslims go to mosques week after week in the USA, undisturbed and in complete safety. Mosques are never blown up in the USA, as they are so frequently in, for example, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Only 25,000 Jews left? Jewish people have lived in Iran for over 3000 years. In 1970, there were about 100,000 Jewish people living in Iran. What happened to the other 75,000? The mullahs' waffen SS? 75,000 down, 25,000 to go. President Ahmadinejad's brilliant and original idea to force Jews to wear a yellow stripe at all times should make the job easier.

How many Bahai's are left alive, Syed? Do you have a count on them, too? And what color will their stripe be (if there are any left)?

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