Is POPE Coward? RE: dhimmi no more and for all

Submitted by Ali (United Kingdom), Sep 20, 2006 at 19:10

Why pope did chose to qoute someone else's words?

obviously, he hasn't got courage to use his own words in fear of islamic (fatwa) law imposed against him to get his head chopped off? (just like other anti-islamic scholars who got punished of abusing Allah, Muhammad and/or Qur'aan), and i am sure this is not just pope who is coward but everyone who post messages in this virtual world in favour of pope and using this way by hiding themselves behind their computers and to express their evil thoughts on internet have no courage to talk in real world. even some don't have courage to write their real name. however i understand that all of you are blackhearted and dual personalities. Coward pope has expressed what he got in his heart and as he's your religious leader he represents what all you got in your heart which is true that you people have no respect of religion Islam and that pope is representative of his coward followers.

The person 'dhimmi no more' who post a comment that Islam is nothing but fiction, oh my dear wakeup!!! if Muhammad preached text from roman's fiction books then why not you accept that what pope is also preaching Islam? but this is wrong!!
and if that Muhammad preached text from roman books why not you call yourself Muslim? but again this is not true!!
and if that Muhammad preached text from roman books why don't you preach that text and let everyone turn to Islam? but this is wrong!!!
Muhammad didn't preach fiction which romans did and left you poor mentality people in darkness of such a hell where you are still living.

Islam is peaceful religion, but on the other hand allow to defend and express feeling for those who abuse it. Just like if someone abuse you in front of your world's most respectful mother and your mother reacted so voilently.

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