Hey Isis

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), Jun 12, 2008 at 23:36

What's unfortunate is that you feel the need to come on-line onto a blog where women are confused and hurting and tell them how great Muslim men are.

Once again, Isis, I am going to ask you: If your relationship is so fantastic and secure, why are you even on here? I know that criticism was directed mostly at me, and I am flattered that my posts take your time and attention away from such a "wonderful" man, but maybe this time, you can at least answer my questions.

You've made it crystal clear that you would rather see the status of your man's culture and religion elevated at the expense of others. I really can't say I am shocked, since orthodox Islam demands to be spread by any means possible. I guess that's starting to rub off on you, or maybe you buy into all the multicultural nonsense you were taught in school.

You and every other man defender on here have yet to cite a single source, except for the fact that you are "in love."

Even that's debatable chiefly on the grounds of common sense.

You want to know who experts on the Middle East and Islam are?

Dr. Pipes, for one. He clearly advises non-Muslim women on here NOT to date Muslim men.

Robert Spencer, who blogs about Islam on jihadwatch.org and gives a fair, accurate and concise view without the emotional baggage that women on here in relationships with Muslim men have.

Walid Shoebat, a former PLO terrorist who converted to Christianity and talks about how Muslims deceive others for their own selfish purposes.

Just because it's worked out for you so far, doesn't mean it will, especially if this is an on-line gig.

So you can go ahead and keep saying how ignorant people are on here. Here in the USA (unlike Europe and the Middle East---Egypt included--- where Islam is now officially above criticism, as Pat Condell say), we have a concept known as free speech.

Oh, and one more question: Does your man go around Muslim boards that are in Berber and Arabic and defend your culture, relationship and religion?

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