Why should we be surpised

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 3, 2010 at 14:13

I agree with the editor of the comments section almost all Muslims that post here or wish to post here , and for reasons that I still do not understand, the majority of them are Muslims from either Pakistan or India and even the ones that post from Saudi Arabia are not Arabs (see my blogs with the poster Bill's Girl) and I suspect that most of them are upper class men that would like to preach islam while sitting in the comfort of their homes and they let the dirty work be done by others.

They think that their little da3wa will change the hearts of us kuffar and we will all line up at the Mosque next door and convert to islam and I suspect that Nidal Hasan might have felt the same way. I also hope that after reading the various blogs he realized that many of us know a thing or two about Islam and many of us including myself can be very sarcastic and most Muslims have very big egos

This does not mean that if the so called jihad al-qalam does not work (which it does not) then this would stop any nefarious actions by them. And i suspect that you also get lots of hate mail and that is OK too

As for converts; I still have to meet a real one in this blog

However, the bright side of all of this and in the words of Father Zakaria Botros "if they hate me which they do then they are listening" and this is a man whose Friday show on Qanat al-Haya al-Fada'iyya is watched by between 2-3M Arabs all over the world which is a huge number and al-Qa3ida has a reward of either 5M or 65M dollars for anyone what would kill him. That does not stop him

Dr Pipes: Keep up the good work

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