Questions to Samer that no muslim ever answered. Is Samer THE ONE?

Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), May 24, 2008 at 23:37

Because NO muslim ever, nor even from CAIR had the "knowledge" and intelligence of ever answered my question. Will YOU be the one that will do so?

So following our beloved friend's advice, I"m asking you. will YOU be THE MUSLIM ONE?

1. If the self proclaimed prophet muhamad said that Jews are pigs and monkeys, reminding that Jews come from Abraham, the last one was a pig and a monkey so (following muhamad' "splendid" argument). If so, so was Ishmael a pig and a monkey, for what Abraham was his father, thus all creatures that belong to Islam, by logic- I'm I missing something?

The self proclaimed prophet perpetuated no more than barbaric actions, using and luring others with an empty prize called virgins. Basically, he sold air, in exchange for loyalty. In 1400, why this kind has never, ever defied muhamad. No one has a good life but amina and the self proclaimed prophet. To me it was clear he used and abused others towards his luxury. Why it is so difficult to understand that he was thus a criminal against humans and their right?

1. If muhamad considered Jews animals, why he kidnapped a Jewish woman after having exterminated her beloved husband and son, just to have sex with her? Was muhamad attracted by those he called animals?

It is clear to me that the Hadith was pure lucubration while the Kuran, a slight copy paste of the bible. Many verses, e.g. the one that Jews will go back to Israel, to where they belong to and have rights upon to- said by allah-is a clear copy paste of the Bible. My guess is that the self proclaimed prophet was anything but sacred, but to be portrayed as sacred, he adultered words from the bible, as if he received them.

Why no moslem has every stopped to answer my questions, even from CAIR..?

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