More delusions from our dear deb and his little interest in paul Revere

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 13, 2010 at 14:23

For the readers our dear Deb al-tablighee whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by Islam and by Muslims and who knows that we kuffar are dismantling the foundation of the religion of the Arabs including this funny story about a certain Omar al-Farooq (the redeemer aka The Christ) entering the city of Jerusalem riding a donkey Gasp! Oh Deja Vu? and now he has a mosque that look like a Byzantine Church! So now he is saying that yes this story is bogus but so is the story of paul Revere and his "the Brits are coming" but again in his poor Muslim education he does realize that we infidels examine evidence and reach our own conclusions and that we do not ask a Mullah to tell us with which hand to eat and with which hand to wipe our buttocks right our dear Deb?

>I want solid historical proof from you to prove that yes indeed a midnight ride by someone called Paul Revere did take place.

So you tell us did is Omar al-Farooq a real character and did he enter the city of Jerualsem riding a donkey? You see our dear Deb what gave you the impression that I care about if Paul Revere did exist or not and about his "the Brits are coming" and you see it is you that has to tell us and not me as I have no claims and I care less now do you get it? I only care about dismantling the foundation of the biggest literary fraud in the history of mankind and that is the Islamic historical tradition

So did Paul Revere exist and did he go on his little donkey I mean horse ride shouting the Brits are coming? And you know what? We kuffar will be watching you making a fool of yourself again

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