I'm sorry for you, "Fazal", that you cannot read critically or objectively ...

Submitted by kman (United States), Oct 13, 2010 at 21:06

I already answered your assertions and questions. Go back to school. Read more widely than what the local establishment filters and then feeds to you.

I repeat, you are intelligent and educated (narrowly). Get an education from a free world university that hasn't bowed to the intimidating tactics of Islam or sold out to fashion ideology merely because it is popular in avant garde circles. .

In looking back at other comments, especially from "dhimmi no more", I would have thought you could answer with a much more informed response than what you have fed me. Obviously you either are not bothering to read responses, or you have no innate ability to weigh facts and objectively respond accordingly.

If you wish to curtail our discussions, that is up to you. Obey your false prophet. There were millions who obeyed Hitler with much reverance and adoration. Obviously, they were wrong, but like you couldn't bear to admit to error, or see the corruptions of truth. You don't have to take my word for it. Get a Bible and objectively read it. Start with the New Testament as I did. I gave my own pride a good kick in the derriere when it was called for. I recognized truth and still do despite having read much of the Quran. There is absolutely no comparison between the two books. Pride will be any man's downfall. It will be yours, too, if you can't learn to critically evaluate with an honest and open mind and heart.

As I said before and you ignore, I haven't backed my own country in many things. You obviously aren't capable of the same objectivity.

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