lubna el syed - -Sidda and ALL others Who wants to just "IMAGINE" .?

Submitted by Barbara (United States), Feb 23, 2006 at 21:58

My comment on..
lubna el syed, comments on Impertinent cartoons FED 21
To ALL,
I must say his comments were, Very sweet; most being.. copy and paste" blah blah."
BUT
The reason I'm calling attention to his post was in the use and placement of the words
"WE" and "OUR".
WE believe this freedom(speech) is confined within a ethical threshold that does't touch people's beliefs and rights...
WE respect our prophet ...and are willing to give our lives just for his sake...
We tolerate other religions.(with no violence or disrespect)..(as long as you learn to tolerate it(Islam)
WE 'er just asking for some dignified action as an apology will never suffice and this is left to your prudent action to find a suitable respectable remedy for this sick situation.
OUR boycott ...so on ...so on..
The best of all I think is this statement...
"Extremist anywhere strive to destroy nations and their peoples. But I know that you must cease mocking OUR religion, OUR prophet and OUR beliefs....

I know I have taking his comments out of context ; but in hope ALL go read them in full..
Most of all read his LAST parg.;

"There once was a famous song for the Beatles named IMAGINE....
"United Nations of the world?"...
"NEW WORLD RULE".

For real fokes, found his post very interesting...

I really believe people should read his Comments ..in full context.

Then go read and STUDY ALL YOU CAN about this man...

Sayyid Qutb 1906-1966,
an Egyptian and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, was a prominent Islamist (revivalist)

http://www.youngmuslims.ca/online_library/books/milestones/hold/index_2.asp

....THEN.... well......What can I say....? we can all...

just "IMAGINE"

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