Arabs, Europeans and the so called Ashkenazi Jews

Submitted by Abiyah (Netherlands), Mar 16, 2007 at 15:54

Try 1000 years before the Atlantic Slave trade. Muslims were just as much part of it, if not a big part. It is a WELL DOCUMENTED FACT. They started in the 7th century AD concentrating on women and young boys. The women where used as sex slaves and defiled and kept in Harems. the little boys merely 8 years old were castrated in an really horrific way and made eunuch's, about 2 million boys (=said) have died during these BARBARIC procedures. The Arabics were devilish just as Europeans were.

When after a time they couldn't reckon on the participation of Africans they started to play out two groups against each other!!! Created wars to be able to make slaves out of the populations they disrupted. They RANSACKED whole villages. Destroyed the African Culture. That is the real story!!! Even the qu'ran speaks of blacks in a derogative and RACIST way that I find it not a surprise that many Arabs went on in the way they did!

But when it suits them they're willing to play the Christ-is-a-white-man's-religion-youre-black so-you-must-become-muslim card to convert Africans to the Islam, while pushing them to dress like arabs, speak like arabs and pray ONLY in the arabic language. When the Africans refuse they start war.

Arabs try to act like they are the best friend of the black man but they are just as racist and veil as the Europeans were during the slavetrade!WHAT DO YOU THINK IS GOING ON IN SUDAN these are muslims AIDED BY ARABS. SO DON'T TRY TO SAY THAT WE ARE THE GOOD GUYS BECAUSE YOU WERE JUST AS BAD, IF NOT WORSE, THAN THE EUROPEANS...

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