Islamophobe is a word created by pseudosecularists and apologists like you

Submitted by Proud Indian (India), Aug 23, 2008 at 04:50

Hi nishi,

I think there is something which has been lost in translation somewhere.. can you just explain why did you write "Beat the Bush of Islamophobe, which is the reason for you to earn your meal there.!!!". Do you think we get money for promoting ISLAMOPHOBIA?? i so wish it was that way.. we would all have become millionares that way...

Let me tell you.. no one gets money for telling the truth. and what is with this word ISLAMOPHOBE or ISLAMOPHOBIA? thats a figment of every muslim's imagination. This is the word which pseudosecularists often use to describe a person or an organisation who chooses to describe islam as it is.. Voilent and fascist. This word is usually thrown in by learned apologists during debates to silence a person who speaks the truth about islam and the so called "secular" parties of india in order to project themselves as secular.. we are not fooled!!!

and what is this ... talk about? as far as you are concerned the other post that i saw, Attriji addressed you as Nishijee, very polite... i hope you take time and read some of the posts which your in-laws post, you will realise how civilized we are.. AND WHAT IS WRONG IN CALLING TRAITORS AS TRAITORS? thats what attriji had written in his post . in fact i am of the opinion that during all these protests the law enforcement agencies should position snipers and take out the traitors who dare to raise the Pakistani flag in kashmir or on any other Indian Land.

Thanks and regards,

Proud Indian.

PS : still no reply to my posts ? i had written many times in various posts that no ISLAMIST can stand intellectual debate and i would be happy if you prove me wrong..

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