For zaky and is Dr. Elias Zerhouni a "mawla"?!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 12, 2006 at 18:41

My dear Zaky Muslims in the US are a threat to us all. We should not forget that in 1993 legal Muslim residents in the US attacked the World Trade Center in NYC! And I wish the likes of the so called Sheikh Abd al-Rahman the terrorist is enjoying his jail time. So much for Muslim loyalty!

Then we have this guy from CAIR back in 1998 that stated that he would wish to see the US a Muslim country (in his dreams may be) and the Qur'an and the barbaric shari3a rule! Again in his dreams. Now this same guy is pretending that he never said such a thing!

But that is not all: Dr. Elias Zerhouni is the chief of the NIH not because he is a Muslim but because he is good. This speaks volumes for the great democracy called the US. Can you see a non-Muslim in charge of the Pakistani NIH? I do not think so.

And can you imagine if the likes of 9/11 atrocity was committed by let us say a group of Christians in Pakiland and 3000 thousand Muslims were killed? I can assure you that we would have had a genocide committed against Christians in Pakiland!

What is most absurd is that your Allah and his rasul, the Arabian war lord and caravan raider Muhammad, would call the likes of Dr. Zerhouni a Mawla (oh I forgot you pretend to know Arabic but you really do not because you ain't no Arab!) and a mawla is cursed by your allah who tells Muslims not to be mawali of Jews and Christians. Shame

And like I say; you are out to defend the religion of the Arabs (which you ain't) and Arabian imperialsim (that brutalized your ancestors and as if you care)

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