Islamic Failures

Submitted by The Great Satan (United States), Sep 19, 2006 at 04:13

Thus continues the centuries-old tradition of Muslim-Islamic cowardice and failure. You are centuries behind all other peoples of the world. Everybody sees this, your constant failures. You hide your shame in the lust of melodramatic death and suicide. All you lead the world in in oil exports and suicide. Eat your oil. Drink your oil.

Why are ALL of your societies failures? Why is there no university in any Islamic country that makes the list of the world's top 200? The Shame you Muslims feel in having contributed NOTHING to the world of knowledge must be horrible. And so you hide behind your failures and your failed leaders who do nothing but blame Israel and the U.S. for all your own problems. To All Muslims Living in the U.S.: If you don't like it, Get Out. Move back to your huts of mud and sand. Your cowardly approach to battle, in the wake of your constant defeats, must inevitably change. Maybe one day you'll have enough courage to fight man-to-man instead of hiding behind women and children, then crying to world press how your opponents, who always thrash you, are but child killers.

Your "Pallywood" and "Hezbohllywood" productions fool only the most idiotic "useful idiots" of the main stream media. Absent of any economic success, you live in the melodramatic seduction of death and suicide. Unlike the Jews, who turned Israel into a REAL, productive country with an actual economy, all you can do is blame others, cry and hide behind women and children - your great Mujahadeen indeed! The few with money immediately move to Europe or the U.S. Why?

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