Islam is a religion of peace. Pope has no tolerance for religions

Submitted by tariq (United Arab Emirates), Sep 26, 2006 at 07:15

Islam is a religion of peace. these terrorists are not following Islam at all. the killing of the nun, burning of chirches, all of this is unislamic.

and the pope, the former nazi, is anti-semitic and has zero tolerance for other religions

read this article:

http://www.mg.co.za/articlePage.aspx?articleid=284752&area=/insight/insight__international/

heres the part about his anti semitism:

Pope Benedict has managed to antagonise two major world faiths within a few months. The current anger of Muslims is comparable to the anger and disappointment felt by Jews after his visit to Auschwitz in May. He gave a long address at the site of the former concentration camp and failed to mention anti-Semitism, and offered no apology -- whether on behalf of his own country, Germany, or on behalf of the Catholic Church. He acknowledged he was a "son of the German people" ... "but not guilty on that account"; he then launched into a highly controversial claim that a "ring of criminals" was responsible for Nazism and that the German people were as much their victims as anyone else. This is an argument that has long been discredited in Germany as utterly inadequate in explaining how millions supported the Nazis.

Given his own involvement in the Hitler Youth movement as a boy, and his refusal to make a clean breast of the Vatican's acquiescence in the horrors of Nazism by opening its archives to historians, this was a shabby moment in Catholic history.

and about his comment on Buddhism. It will shock you!

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