To Mr. "Jain"

Submitted by G.Vishvas (Germany), Apr 27, 2007 at 16:15

Respected Mr. "Jain"

I think you are a muslim writing under a non-muslim name. All this talk about 124 000 prophets sent by god is typical muslim propaganda wording. I have read it elsewhere from muslim missionaries. If after reading 500 of my articles you are still are not convinced that islam is an evil dangerous fascist arab-imperialist ideology then you are the one who has a dishonest unrealistic and closed mind. I do not belong to any party because I am a thorough individualist. I do not sympathise with any party either. You think people in general are intelligent ! – they certainly are not. Otherwise the world would not be in the disastrous mess that it is in. Human beings are mostly selfish, narrow-minded and mostly care a damn about others' rights. I do not want any links to mental slavery – and islam is mental slavery under a 7^th century fascist arabic ideology. I do not wish to encourage such links at all. Links to mental slavery and fascism must be exposed and broken. Since you do not know me personally you cannot judge what my heart and brain contains.

I do not believe that the "allah" of kuran is a god or a good-natured wise god. He is just a arabic fascist tyrant with a lot of promotion and captive audience. I do not believe in a god who wants human beings to be mental slaves (=muslims). My relationship with god is not your concern. We two will take care of it.

Mahavir "Swami" was an atheist – so which god sent him? Buddha was an agnostic - so which god sent him? Don't make a fool of yourself writing such silly letters and trying to pretend a Jain identity.

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