The source behind the source

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 11, 2015 at 11:27

Dr. Pipes

Who writes Mr Obama's speeches in other words who really did the research for the prayers breakfast speech? It seems that who ever is behind this latest disaster is making very serious mistakes and in this day and age readers can check for themselves and google anything and in the process prove that the president's claim or claims are really bogus

Here are a few examples

1. His remark in 2012: "The future must not belong to those that slander the prophet of Islam" The problem here is Ibn Ishaq and al-Tabari and al-Waqidi tell us that Muhammad was an Arabian warlord and caravan raider who married a 6 year old girl and he owned slaves and was responsible for the murder of 950 Jews it is not us kuffar who are saying that it is the Islamic literary sources so is the president saying that Muslims must not read Ibn Ishaq and al-Tabari and al-Waqidi because that are slandering the prophet of Islam? He does not make sense

2. His remark in the prayers breakfast speech that no God condones terror is wrong because the God of the Qur'an in Q8:60 tells his followers to terrorize their enemies and the enemies of Allah!

3. Following the Boston atrocity he quoted Q5:32 as evidence that the God of Islam tells his followers not to kill when the verse is clearly about the Jews and it is a plagiarized quote from the Talmud and it has nothing to do with Muslims being told not to kill

4. As I explained before in another post Obama has no clue about the history of the crusades and he only embarrassed himself by uttering this nonsense

Who writes all of this nonsense for him?

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