How Muslims Dare to welcome such a man and feel happy for that?

Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), Nov 23, 2008 at 14:06

Clearly, Michael Jackson, if under the scrutiny of morality, humanity and cleanliness is a hoax. A dirty creature, a pedophile in the past, a sexual predator, a dirty man- In my Opinion. And, Muslims say thank you he converted to Islam? Let me get the picture: No matter how dirty, bandit and deplorable a creature is, still Muslims feel happy and welcome this piece of trash? ....How deplorable.....

And little Michael, who refused to admit himself as a black when struggling to whiten his skin, is considerable honored? And, he "converted" to Islam in distress and after failing the western society, in other words, b/c he is a loser by the end of the days? Well, how deplorable is THIS Islam- the Islam of Islamo fascists?

BTW I'm interested in the law suit by a Muslim in Bahrain (I guess now in London), that is going on against little Michael Jackson- So Michael is a Muslim now , yet his morality has gone even more downhill....B/c of Islam? Yep, Islam has done much "good" to Michael. Now he has a whole bunch of terrorists endorsing his inferior manners and moreover, protecting him by abiding him through that. Wow, Islam is very clean. So, let me see his pray: "…Thanks allah, for letting me in. Now I can be protected by you and your representatives blindly"…"…Also, your kind knows I have a lot of money, and they are so happy for increasing their assets as islamists by adding my money up, so they see me as an ally against the western civilization- an ally that wants to exterminate westerners b/c they finally saw my true color"…..

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