Our dear so called Nabil Ali and the Muslim mind part deux

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 10, 2009 at 06:34

So what did we learn from our dear so called Nabil this time? Nothing. Not a thing

He wants to execute and deport legal US citizens that he happens to disagree with

>Are you really that stupid, Dhimmi Forever?My name is Nabil Ahmad. It has been so for over 30 years.

So what was it before 30 years?

>Oh, why do I even bother to think that you have any shred of sanity in that pea-brain of yours?Have you ever heard of the term "treason"? Are you so stupid that you'd allow the Jihadists from Guantanamo to enter this country and be defeated in the "marketplace of ideas"?

Drivel

>I undertand the "marketplace of ideas" far better than you do, Dhimmi Forever. It's you who don't. There's no olace for violence in the "marketplace of ideas",

Oh the maket place of ideas? It is beyond the Muslim mind

>And I'll say it again: You're a coward. Your screwed up attitude by itself will sink whatever twisted ideas that may exist in that drug-addled brain of yours. That's why you chose to be in Attack Mode at all times...you're like North Korea. You just wish to ttack me for simply being a Muslim, and yet you are unable to hide your own bigotry and stupidity? My guess is that your insides are as barren and desolate as the North Korean landscape where a third of the population lives in gulags.

What does North Korea or the Gulags have to do with you wanting poeple to be executed or deported because you happen to disagree with them? Oh the Muslim mind

>Go burn a cross in your outhouse, Dhimmi Forever.

And I urge you to abandon islam and be free again

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