Our dear Bary says that 150000 human beings convert to the religion of the Arabs every day and his bogus sources! Read and laugh

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 23, 2010 at 10:43

Our dear Bary the wannabe Arab wrote

>Please see:

For the readers our dear bary the demagogue says that 150000 people convert to islam per day and this is his reference! So if you cannot find his 150000 number of converts to islam per day then his claim is bogus. So help our dear bary the fake to prove his point and this is his reference

>http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/cms.php?story_id=3835

So where do I find in this reference that 150000 persons convert to islam per day? You will not find it and shame on you and you think that I did not notice?

As a matter of the fact the your own source our dear bary the wannabe Arab says that the increase in the number of Muslims is because they make too many babies! and nothing about conversions or 150000 people converting to islam per day. So did you make too many babies our dear Bary the fake?

Oh I forgot and the increase in the number of Christians in the world is more in terms of absolute numbers and because many people are converting to Christianity! ROTFL it is your source and not mine

>http://islamicweb.com/begin/results.htm

Oh islamic math well this will deserve a another blog so stay tuned

>http://ezinearticles.com/?Islam---The-Fastest-Growing-Religion-In-The-World---One-In-Four-People-Are-Muslim&id=3055979

Where does it say in this reference that 150000 people convert to islam per day? you will not find it

There many other sources in internet to prove or contra the claims that Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world.

Oh now it is the fastest growing religion so how about your bogus claim that 150000 people convert to islam per day? Oh it is gone right?...

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