to ex-Muslim: I am also a golfer. I love it. Is that also suspicious?

Submitted by Nuray (Portugal), Feb 14, 2006 at 15:39

Dear Ex-Muslim,

I knew it at the beginning of the time that I asked. I become an expert on fake stories just by analyzing them. I intentionally titled your story as "fake story". This doesn't mean that Muslims can't change their religion. Of course they can. But your situation is different. Those non-Islamic websites are for ignorant Christians and Jews not for Muslims. Therefore, it is very suspicious if someone as being ex-Muslim recommends those websites.

You can copy and paste all articles from those non-Islamic websites but I didn't see why it was difficult to peak one ex-Muslim story or write your own.

You are somebody for me. I can read and respond to your comments if you share with me. Internet gives unique opportunity for people to talk on controversial issues. I don't want to know people from books, Prejudice and ignorance are what people get from books, media news and politicians, This discussion website is better than reading.

By the way, if you have a software company I can prove my PhD but too late at least 2-3 years I don't want to change my new job that I found in a Muslim country. I am still busy with packing. Who says I live in USA. How do you assume that anyone who read and write in English might live in USA? Not necessarily. I am also a golfer. I love it. Is that also suspicious?

Nuray

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