Documentary exposes Muslim rhetoric

Submitted by Faqi (United States), Feb 8, 2007 at 04:09

Maria, why are you shocked by the CH4 expose? Islam is nothing more than a way by which misfits find a moral justification for their hostility and deadly behavior. It attracts the least successful members of the human race.
(How many Nobel prize winners are there among Muslims? For that matter in a alleged Muslim population of 1.2 billion, one could count on ones fingers the number of scientists, writers, philosophers & thinkers )

The more successful societies of the world, threaten the sense of incompetence of this failed "religion" and Islam gives them moral permission to lash out at them.

Muslims' failure to advance is due entirely to the fact that their minds are shackled - sucked dry - from birth by a philosophy which abhors reality, thus prevents them from dealing with it effectively. The acquisition of knowledge has, in effect, been ruled out as "immoral;" Even statements such as "medicine will one day conquer disease" is considered "unislamic" because the conquest of disease cannot possibly be a product of the human mind, but only of Allah's will. (Black cumin seed can cure all human illnesses- they really believe it, and yes Camels urine)

The non- Muslim world is in a stupor denying the reality of Islam and its ruthless violence being inflicted all over the world ever since it was born. All the experts, political leaders, the main-stream-media are always busy trying to find the cause of Muslim violence all over except the root cause of it all - the Quran. So long as these people keep finding alibis for the Muslim behavior, the problem will never get solved.

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