crimes commited in the name of christianity and democracy

Submitted by Salahudin (United Kingdom), Feb 22, 2006 at 19:54

Now having read some of the posts on this site, i feel that i have to inform the crusaders that, historically and to this day the crimes commited in the name of christianity and more recently democracy have killed more innocent civilians than any unguided terrorist or legitimate muslim army. the 1st crusade = christian army killed all civilians in jerussalem, saladin took it back later without harming civilians. Spain you mention, when spain was under islamic control all 3 of the main religions lived peacefully and spain was at its most advanced in all fields, it was the envy of europe. when the christians took it back they massacred many, look at the country its main beauty is its history.

and many of todays technological advances have evolved from the findings of muslims centuries ago, the koran didnt say the world had for corners, unlike a certain book, which is supposed to be the word of god but has 15 or so versions. the massacre of bosinians was commited by a christian army= 8000 killed many more raped in 1995 america since the end of world war have invaded more nations and killed more civilians than any muslim, 2 million in the vietnam war says a lot, 50000 in iraq. 1ST came the opression of pallestine then came the suicide bombers, 1st came the 1st gulf war and support of israel then cam 9/11, 1st came the invasion of chechniya then came the school massacre. first came the invasion of iraq then came 7/7
AND MY POINT IS THIS IF MUSLIMS HAD DONE TO THE WEST, WHAT THE WEST HAS DONE TO MUSLIMS, HOW WOULD U FEEL. CONSIDERING HOW U FEEL NOW DUE THE ACTS OF A FEW DRIVEN CRAZY BY OPPRESSION AND SEEING THIER POEPLE KILLED, ROBED AND RAPED

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