Going limp in cross examination....

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Sep 18, 2011 at 18:51

Again - you are good at jumping into conversation with other people - but what happens to you with bit of cross examining. You cannot answer the tough question - side step and start again. What a washed up joke. You are better off counting my welfare checks - and sending emails to your love the sheikh al azhar.

فلماذا تقول عن جوابي. أانت تفهم اللغة العربية و متكلم حقيقة او لا؟ معتبرا جعلت الادعاء، فتجب في اللغة الصحيحة والبليغة. فقط للتأكد من أن كنت صادقا

This translates as:

What do you say about my answer. Do you understand the Arabic language and are a speaker really or not. Considering you made the claim, so answer me in correct and eloquent language. Just so I can check that you are truthful.

This does not translate as:

so why you say in my answer you understand the Arabic language and a speaker truth (sic) or not? considering made the claim so must in the correct language and eloquent only to be sure that you are right

Well as always telling the truth is not for Dhimmi. You can ask anyone knowing Arabic. Will verify. Passing stuff through online translators does not mean that either you will get the right answer or you know that language.

Deceitful as always.

Victor Ortiz had, against Floyd Mayweather, a bit more going than you. I have said it before - if this was a boxing match it would be like the hay days of Tyson. Knock out in the early rounds.

Now do you want me the big time kafir to fix your poor Arabic? Shame on you

Considering you could not come up with a sentence. I find this really funny. Have you already forgotten the supposed emails you were writing to your great love - Sheikh Al Azhar?

I would enjoy very much if you did errr "correct" the Arabic - I am surprised you didn't. Ha Ha Ha

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