And speaking of "crazies"

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Sep 18, 2012 at 06:47

Our dear Jacob Nakhlah it is funny and pathetic when Muslims post under Jewish or non Muslim names and in this case our dear Jacob's name is not the Arabic version of the name or Ya3qoob and his last name is Nakhalah (sic) which would be transliterated by Arabs as Nakhla as the only ones that have no clue about what a teh marbouta is all about are the lost tablighees so are you a lost tablighee our dear Ya3qoob or may be you converted to Christianity our dear Ya3qoob so do you think that I should tell the wahhabis that you our dear Ya3qoob converted to Christianity? What do you think would happen?

Oh and say Hi to our dear Yeroham and our dear Haim deal?

I did check in amazon.com about the book that you keep telling me about "The History of the Coptic nation" but I could not find it so can you give us kuffar a link about this book and the reason why should we kuffar read it?

So read it to stop your fake sophistry stories

So how would reading a book that I cannot find stop me from my "fake sophistry stories" and do you really know what the word "sophistry" really means? let me guess you have no clue right?

and inaccuracy fallacies

Then all you need to do is to prove me wrong so what is stopping you? Let me guess: ignorance right?

about crazies done by Muslims against eastern church

So let me read this our dear Ya3qoob is saying

1. There were "crazies" (sic) that were done by Muslims (you need to work on your English as I told you before our dear Ya3qoob) so can you tell us more about what these "crazies" were

2. The victim of these "crazies" (sic) was the eastern Chruch

You think I should tell the wahhabis that you are saying that too?

I urge you to leave islam and get a grip on reality

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