Debanjan, how in the world do you know that I haven't been to the Middle East?

Submitted by Leonid Tokman (United States), Apr 6, 2010 at 18:36

As a matter of fact I have.

And also, as a matter of fact, I have friends from the Middle East, as well as from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India.

Luckily, most Indians are not bigots, like yourself! And are very concerned about blood-thirsty killers that use Islam to justify their crimes, like the murderers in Mumbai in 2008. I know those things don't concern you -- if they did, you'd be expressing your outrage to those people, but instead you were probably celebrating, just like you surely did on 9/11!

For you, the western "authorities" on the Middle East mean people, like Fisk, who ignore or downplay the atrocities Muslims do, but instead look for justification of Bin Laden, of 9/11, of exploding school buses in Israel, of massacres in Russian schools and subways, etc. On the other hand, anyone fighting against these atrocities, gets a hundred-fold magnification and criticism from these "fair-minded" liberals to exactly suit your outlook.

And the scientific genius of Noam Chomsky does not change the fact that the guy is nuts -- anyone embracing Nasrallah while Hezbollah is raining rockets on Israeli kindergartens cannot be a mentally stable person.

Like others on this forum have stated, the bottom line is that you hate non-Muslims, and especially Jews -- you and your ilk do not want to have peace with anyone -- you want to annihilate Jews and other infidels.

And to achieve your goals, you find any excuses, be it Palestinian-Israeli conflict, or Iraqi children, or whatever else.

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