The Arab invaders in 633CE aka The Arab crusades

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 18, 2012 at 13:00

Our dear Mohammad who lives among kuffar aka Christians that pay the cost of his health care and social benefits but he does not like them and I call this racism and the good people of Sweden should be aware that hate mongers exist in their midst

Now our dear Muhammad the lost tablighee is saying that his masters the Arabs never invaded any place and he wanted to be provided with examples and I did and here we go again in the first 150 years of the Arab invasions that started in 633CE his masters the Arabs invaded

Israel/Palestine

Todya's Syria

Todya's Jordan

Today's Lebanon

Mesopotamia

The Persian Empire

The Byzantine Empire

Egypt

Libya

Tunisia

Algeria

Morocco

Spain

Sicily

Cyprus

Armenia

Afghasnistan

Yemen

The rest of Arabia

India the land of our dear Muhammad's ancestors the Hindus where 90M of them were killed, enslaved and raped in cold blood

Now you tell me how come you did not know that? Could it be because that you were hoping that we kuffar do not know but this would be dishonest or could it be that you really did not know and in this case it would be ignorance so which one is it you tell us

Oh and we are told by your so called prophet that if an infidel says to them al-salamu 3alykum the answer of a good Mulsim should be wa al-simu 3alaykum or may the poison be upon you (it is the PUBH ala poison) which is childish and stupid

So you see our dear Muhammad the glorious paragon of wisdom if it is OK with your prophet then it should be Ok to say wa al-simu 3alyakum

Oh and I'm not done with you yet

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