Our dear Crhis G is back

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 4, 2009 at 10:45

Our dear Chris like i told you before you have no credibility and you have vivid imgination and this is why you ran away

>Don't bother defending Hamza Yusuf. The people here are convinced that you, him, and all other Muslims who advocate peace and tolerance are simply practicing taqqiyah and "stealth Jihad".

Well Mohammed also ran away just like you when he discovered that he is beyond clueless and that we infidles know a thing or two about islam. And what really exposed him is his bogus claim that the Arabic language has 2-4 letter roots which no Arab would say but again I never understand why do Pakistanis pretend to be Arabs or in your case a Chris G? Is this self hate?

Peace loving Muslims? really? where?It is just amazing that people like you whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by islam and Muslims or Hamza Yusuf whose ancestors the greeks were brutalized by the Muslim Turks are out defending islam and Arabian imperialism

>I tried for a long time to encourage the members here to support moderate traditional Islamic leaders,

Really? could you name one or two names?

> but got nothing but personal attacks

Oh the fragile muslim ego again

>and total refusal by anyone to listen to what I was saying except for a small number of individuals.

You ran away because you were making things up and you did not realize that we infidels know a lot about islam

And Oh you never provided me with the address of the web site where you had your little chat with the guy from Hizbollah and you think that I forgot?

I urge you to abandon islam and be free again

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