Behold! Ignore the facts and read the koran instead (not the valid part)

Submitted by truthman (Germany), Jun 19, 2012 at 00:11

Mr. karim, Don't you get the news in Ethiopia? Objectivity demands an examination of the facts. It does not refer to reading earlier and invalid verses of the koran. Are you aware of the islamic concept of "subrogation". This means that if the later verses contradict earlier verses then only the later verses count. This provides an excellent tool for that other time honored islamic practice of "taqiyya". i.e. lying to the infidel.

Here is an interesting phrase "if you save a life it would be as if you save all mankind. if you kill a life, it would be as if you kill all humanity". A "life" is only a muslim life, not "People of the Book" or polytheists". They can be killed at will and you still get your virgins. "ISLAMOPHOBIA" is the irrational fear of getting your head cut off. There are hundreds of videos readily available of proud, faithful, honoured muslims performing this act, and this is only from the last 10 years. How many more were not filmed? By the way, this "media" was produced and distributed by.. uh.. you guessed it, devout muslims! Not the "West". It appears that your "some misguided followers" have strong support from the peaceful majority. In the western, civilized world that understands the benefit of science facts are determined by evidence and not by a childhood spent reciting the koran in in a language you don['t even understand. The fact is that islam is a brutal, degenerate, hateful, intolerant way of life. Early parts of koran (which have been subrogated) may contain some worthy ideas but are not valid for a true muslim. Have a good day.

truthman

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