More islamic comedy

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 27, 2011 at 06:18

So what did we learn from our dear Esq this time? Nothing. Not a thing

Where is your evidence that millions were killed during the Arian heresy and you think that i forgot?

>Every religion has a history of committing atrocities and genocides.

Really? How about Jainsism? when was the last time you heard about a Jain that killed in the name of Allah? and how about Buddhism when was the last time you heard of a Buddhist crashing a big plane in a big building and in the porcess killing thousands of innocent people? And when was the last time you heard of a native American and a follower of the native American religion that shots innocent people and in the process shouts Allahu akbar? This crimes only are committed by the followers of the religion of the Arab

Your claim is ridiculous

But you know what? you still did not answer my question: where would I find in the NT anything close to let us say the violent ayat al-sayf? let me help you: you will not find it which means that Muslim terrorists committ their crimes because your Allah told them to do so.

Violence in Christianity is not because of Christianity but despite of Christianity

>What do you think Israel,

Oh al-sahayina again. Spare me this one

>USA, UK and their cohorts are doing under the guise of "International Community" and "the UN Resolutions"? Over 1.4 million Iraqi have been killed with indiscriminate bombing and destroyed one of the oldest civilization on earth?

Really? 1.4M Iraqis were killed? where is your evidence? Again I will be waiting for you to make a fool of yourself again

Native American! Give me a break! ...

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