A mohammedan shows its true colours

Submitted by Emmanuel Etchells-Ayre (United States), Sep 25, 2009 at 17:36

As for the importance of covering up those evil women, you never can get a straight answer from a mohammaden. Some claim it is a requirement of their cult other claim it is simply cultural. koran says women should cover their "private parts" and some mohamedans spout some fairy tale about old mo the molester "suggesting" that women cover their beauty or hair (depending which mo-bot is telling the tale) after one of his equally vile followers tried to rape one of mo's daughters.

Hi Istanbulchick, Thanks for substantiating my own beliefs regarding Islam, I have not met a hagarite yet who can tell the truth and stick to it ! Moslems treat their women abominably, to them, women are a means to an end and nothing more, to be used as breed mares to begetting more innocents to be corrupted by the Imams in the Madrassas, A woman under Islamic Law has few if any rights, and she is always the one to suffer in a violent marriage, suffering domestic rape etc, a husband can accuse her of adultery even if she is innocent if he wants to be rid of her, animals all, so yes I agree with your comments whole heartedly.

As for importing the what you call " Knuckle dragging Neanderthals " , I prefer to call them Trogolodites, their implacable belief in Mohammed being a prophet is laughable if it wasn't so tragic, they refer to Jesus bar Joseph as a minor prophet, when in point of fact, he was the LAST major prophet, Mohammed was buried under the Mosque at Mecca so I have been told, his bones are still there turning to dust,whereas My Saviour died and rose again from the dead,and is in heaven beside his Heavenly Father waiting the time when he will return.

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