Harrak's Broken Compass

Submitted by Sword of Islam & The Babies of Beslan (United Kingdom), Nov 25, 2006 at 15:56

More ignorance from our Muslim scholar who would probably have difficulty finding his nose with a map - let alone a compass! The invention of the standard compass is credited to the Chinese while the first sailor's compass is credited to the Italians.

Why do the Muslims always seek to drag the Jews down with them? No culture has contributed more to music, The Arts & Science than our Jewish friends - this is why they are so resented by that small but vociferous section of losers in our society. Envy. No culture has contributed less to our planet than our Muslim burden in every field of human endeavour other than that of the cowardly murder of women and children. That is why they are so resented. Contempt. Big difference.

How could the Christians misinterpret the Bible given the fact that they actually wrote the New Testament and kept the Torah as it was? A ridiculous assertion given that the fact that Mohammad could neither read nor write but spend most of his time frothing at the mouth while being possessed by demons and stealing sheep from the passing Jewish travellers! Tell us about the Satanic Verses, Harrak. Which other 'prophets' of the Jews & Christians have ever been possessed by demons?

You should leave the company of those barbaric Christians and emigrate to Iraq to help your brothers. They're only managing to kill 4000 of each other a month so far. The Christian soldiers (many of them women) are obviously too strong for these feeble Muslim men.

Maybe you could help them improve on these figures. Or you could pop over to Darfur and help out there!...

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