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Reader comment on item: Stealth Islamist: Khaled Abou El Fadl

Submitted by Putupwithit (Canada), Oct 3, 2008 at 23:05

Khaled Abou El Fadl is an Islamic supremacist who believes Islam takes a place above all societies, judges them by Mohammed's standards and then pronounces the sentence. There is no freedom of speech in Islam.

The Islamist cannot "get" the reason for freedom of speech, because when you have a caliph, no political consultation is needed. The caliph imposes sharia, lines his own pockets and those of his friends and then gets assassinated by people whose toes he stepped on. Look at Islamic history. It is a river of blood. This is the Islamic political system that Khaled Abou El Fadl wants to implement in America, but unlike his Al Qaeda brothers, he is not in a hurry. It will occur in Allah's time.

Islamists are totally miffed by freedom of speech. The Islamic world has never had it. Why would any one want to criticize the perfect religion, the perfect book or the perfect prophet. The cartoon-freak-out Moslems never did understand Kurt Westergaard's motive: To ridicule the suicide bombers who use Mohammed as a role model to kill innocent people.

They are unable to see themselves as the narcissists in the mirror. The Islamists are puffed up with their own self-importance and the West is used to deflating people like that. The West is not going to give in. Look at this website. There are new ones every day. Many ex-Moslems are anonymously declaring exactly what drove them from this information-control and mind-control ...cult.

There are no "sacred cows" in the West. Get used to it, or go back to berserkistan.

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Title Commenter Date Thread
2El Fadl's book, The Great Theft [427 words]Jon PaulAug 29, 2014 02:37217483
Freedom of speech is the right to offend [262 words]PutupwithitOct 3, 2008 23:05139516
Does "Islam" mean "Hypocrisy"? [140 words]TomApr 12, 2008 02:48125421
laughing [198 words]dfwhite19438Apr 10, 2008 03:08125255
"It is a matter of sending a message to Muslims...that their choices of values and morality are not welcome in the West." [35 words]DrRJPApr 6, 2008 18:03124865
Not Welcome??? [33 words]Linda HaslamApr 10, 2008 11:07124865
Killing and eating turtles- Islamic Moral Value.- No Fatwas by even Moderate Muslims. [108 words]YnnatchkahApr 6, 2008 02:18124806
knowing islam 39 years [80 words]G.VishvasMar 5, 2008 22:30121848
more wolves in sheep/s clothing [319 words]Rebecca MouldsMar 1, 2008 16:26121507
They didn't forget ! [218 words]dfwhite19438Apr 10, 2008 19:21121507
I Hope This Makes You Laugh [168 words]AlexFeb 29, 2008 10:59121417
napoleon [19 words]dfwhite19438Apr 11, 2008 02:22121417
Abou El Fadl is indeed a stealth Islamist [44 words]dhimmi no moreFeb 29, 2008 07:11121398
About muslim liberals [160 words]G.VishvasAug 29, 2006 09:2554247
Learning about New Islamists [26 words]
w/response from Daniel Pipes
MuslihoonAug 28, 2006 16:5154179
Well spotted [100 words]Dr. Denis MacEoinApr 18, 2006 13:3743489
Is this the same Khaled Abou El Fadl? [407 words]
w/response from Daniel Pipes
Michael VoytinskyNov 13, 2005 13:3228326
Wondering if Mr. Pipes has had occasion to read The Great Theft yet? [60 words]AdamJan 17, 2011 11:1528326
Constitutional Rights Foundation. [329 words]Tom LaichasOct 31, 2005 02:0827537
Another excellent article. [20 words]natJun 1, 2004 09:1815472
Not merely an Islamist problem [280 words]Rory WardJun 1, 2004 03:1915468
ambiguity [245 words]John W. McGinleyMay 31, 2004 15:5015457
A voice in the wilderness [17 words]E.K. WoodsMay 31, 2004 08:4115447
Taking Action [97 words]DontRestMar 1, 2008 15:2115447
??? [92 words]Frank BradyMay 31, 2004 01:5915444
Thanks again, Dr. Pipes [121 words]Morgaan SinclairMay 30, 2004 16:4115433
Even al Buraq leaves a mess of horse feces [60 words]Walton CookMay 30, 2004 13:0815427
1The camel's nose is in the tent! [219 words]Richard RheinerMay 30, 2004 12:2815426
1The real terror. [58 words]Stealth Islamist: Khaled Abou El Fad!May 30, 2004 11:4715425
I agree with your assessment of Mr. El Fadl [217 words]Nonie DarwishMay 30, 2004 11:3615424
1Brothers, Cousins, Neighbors, World [178 words]Peter J. HerzMay 30, 2004 00:3815422
Tip Of The Iceberg [81 words]
w/response from Daniel Pipes
yonasonMay 29, 2004 23:3915421
Abou el Fadi [33 words]Milton WeissMay 29, 2004 21:5015420
1Stealth Islamists [87 words]Darwin BarrettMay 29, 2004 19:4915418
Excellent [18 words]Richard OngMay 29, 2004 19:0715417

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