K.H. Ahmed, difference between a goose and assassins

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Apr 5, 2008 at 15:47

First of all, "no evangelicals are trying to turn the world upside down", rather they are bringing the words of the Holy Bible to the world, and many times risking their lives in doing so. Evangelists do not carry bombs, do not blow themselves up in order to kill Muslims, don't use airplanes to murder people, and don't demand that Muslims submit to Christianity.

The opposite of course, are Muslims, who murder innocents, demand submission to the Qur'an and Allah, use airplanes to murder people, strap bombs around their waist in order to blow themselves up and kill as many innocents as they can and war against each other,(example of Shi'ites and Sunnis). Since you must read articles on "DanielPipes" website, you should have noticed that more people are learning about Islam and expressing their views against Islam, while a very few Muslims continue bleating on the "DanielPipes" website, that, "Islam is a Religion of Peace".

Why don't you comment on Mansoor's angry responses, instead of maligning Christians and other religious people's articles? By the way, I really like your opening statement: "it is unusual for me to not disagree with Mr. Pipes on issues relating to Islam". Dr. Pipes knows more about Islam and Qur'an than you ever will. Living in the USA, you enjoy the freedom of condemning non-Muslims; while we would not be able to write negative articles about Islam in a Muslim nation. Freedom is found in all nations except of course in Muslim and communists countries. We enjoy our freedom, while Muslims are here to control the world.

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