Challenge 7AA: William! omega3 is needed to improve your reading capacity

Submitted by HARRAK (Canada), Apr 6, 2006 at 10:55

William, I think that if you failed to understand my comment, you definitely will never understand the Middle Eastern mind and therefore the cultures related to that mind. Look what you did to my sentence:

you said:"" In a prior post, Harrak actually said something like Mohammad gave captive women a choice between "sex or blood" and that's not so bad, right?""

Next time Mr, quote me to avoid being call either a liar or a 1.5 L motored intellect; or maybe a boring commentator..

Here I will correct you. What I said was that Muhammad did not used to kill women, in fact he even married them or have them married to his citizens. I qustioned? what is better sex or sword! I replied my self that I take sex especially the legally recognized one (which is marriage).

So by correcting this, I will not even bother correcting the rest of your Deutonomical Fantasies..

I am an inteligent man and I love inteligent people..
By the way, Christian have hit historical record in MISENTERPRETATION. See, they can not even tranlate English to English, so Imagine Hebrew or Aramaic or Arabic to English..

We have stated that Christianity as hole is a product of a Languistic miscarriage..a interpretation problem result..They Jesus said god my father.. so he is the son of god. Now I say that based on that all the children of Israel are the children of god and they are gods too..
That god and gods mean righteous..the thing that will take forever for Christians to realize..

Recomendation for William: a lot of omega3 is needed..try Enfalac!

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