Meaning of Foolishness.

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Dec 28, 2011 at 19:30

Just more Amim hot air, you are looking even more foolish Amin.

You are skilled at making statement such as above. But alas never without proof. You waste realms on these kinds of sentences. Yet:

What do you call someone who lied over the word "Lazer" - and then reveals himself to be a liar by changing his story? I have posted many of your lies... yet you never have an answer? Just reel off more ignorance.

However, from the limited research I have done, I can only see a language this is not the case with Arabic, it is not alive, very few new Arabic authors have been published.

Limited being the key word. Yet I gave you names over popular 139 authors - virtually whose work has been translated into several languages. You simply choose to lie over it.

Now Agatha Christe, has just one of his books with over 100 million copies sold. You laughed at this, but it is a fact.

Again another lie? Where did I laugh over it? Also this is prime example of what you call "evidence". This is however unrelated... and does NOT answer the question. Also it is generally not a good idea to give popular authors as their works tend not to reflect best aspects of a language. English has vast literature. And Agatha Christie is whom you chose?

You do this over and over.... raise unrelated questions and your self answer them. Yet you fail to answer:

How is Arabic a Weak language? This is question of Linguistics - which you have failed to answer. And you have yourself admitted. You are neither a linguist - nor you know anything about Arabic at all. You dont understand the language. You have dismissed academia - and have been unable to find any support at all.

And that is what you call foolishness.

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