A murder by Muslims in India

Submitted by Prashant (United States), Feb 20, 2020 at 22:46

Dear Dr Pipes, Charlie Hebdo shooting by Muslims in France happened in 2015. And it was in 2004 that Muslims in Netherland killed Theo van Gogh. Lots of years have passed since then and you would think that some light has dawned on Muslims. No such luck.

A murder happened in India. It all started as some bickering between politicians. A rather clumsy Muslim politician made a homophobic comment against a right wing Hindu organization. One of the very conservative Hindu politicians returned the insult by hurling a similar insult on Muhammad (yes, on the prophet). The matter must have ended there as shool yard fight among immature boys but we were not so lucky. Muslims were involved and the prophet was insulted. So a murder was recommended. Blasphemy had to be triggered and a revenge had to be taken. Some people declared that the Hindu right wing politician must be beheaded. Dr Pipes, we are still living in the 7th century.

Two people who claimed to be ISIS sympathizers packed a revolver and a knife in a candy box and chose to dress themselves in the Hindu safron color. They went to this politician's house and started a conversation with him. The politicians offered them tea and snacks. They happily accepted the offer. They dined with the poor guy and eventually sent his guard on an errand. Then they shot the poor guy who had insulted the revered Prophet. Then they slit his throat and ran away (they have since bene arrested).

It happened in 2019. Religion of Peace is also the Religion of Justice. The facts of this matter are all well documented (reference below). The original insult exchange took place in 2015. Demands were made at that time by Muslims to sentence the Hindu right wing politician to die even though India has no shari'a. Muslims carried ot the sentence themselves.

To me this explains why Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world.

ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamlesh_Tiwari

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