RE:I wonder

Submitted by sinbad1 (Canada), Nov 5, 2005 at 15:46

Again the famous islamic double talk about the "peace" content of the Qu'ran.

First let ,me tell you that I was born in Lebanon, catholic from italian descent, and i remember, as a kid, going with my father to pay the quaterly "tax" imposed by the local police station chief, a friend of my father, a jewish man who owned a taylor shop, was constantly harassed to make, for free, of course, 3 piece suits to the same police chief and his family, to "place the order" he always sent armed men etc. . . i have tons of examples of what is the daily life as a non moslem, in the midst of those maffiosi who call themself "religious observants" of a "peaceful Islam".

You can take, out of their context, dozen of Qu'ran verses that are absolutely conform with the rules of a civilized society, but you have dozen of others that exhort the so called "believers" to kill atheists, jews, christians, pagans, apostates, adulterous women and homosexuals. Since the 7th century, "modern" islamic "scientists" have added to this black list of "inferior" beings to be disposed of: communists and anarchists.

A part of Nazism, i don' t know of any other ideology that idealizes their "superiority" as much as moslems do. A trait that is, to say the least, not compatible at all with the concept of a multicultural society.

No Islam is not a religion, and your double talk won't cut it. Allow me to disagree Mr. agent of the Khilafa. . . the US is still, in spite of the horrible crime comitted by Islam and in the name of Islam, against the American People, a generous country to welcome candidly it's future ennemies !

But the final showdown with Islam is not that far away, it's not a matter of if, but When !

giuseppe cechetti

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