* Although he is muslim born that doesn't hinder him from killing muslims. Islamtotalitarian nature invites for the murdering of "wrong" muslims. Some 99% of all victims in the Iraq war was caused by other muslims!
The Jawa Report: A peaceful Muslim practicing his peaceful religion of Islam was forced to beat and torture a racist Christian. The intolerant Christian, it seems, refused to become the Muslim's slave. The Muslim has every right, according to the Quran, to have slaves, so it is obvious this Christian, in refusing to recognise that right, is an anti-Muslim bigot.
Islam uses rioting to promote its evil agenda. First muslims demand more and more advantages/benefits, then they bully/intimidate non-muslims. And then all of this is connected as political power/threats under the label islam! And BBC of course, reported that "there is no indication of coordination"!
For example, at one of the many prisons now rioting in England simultanously as somehow orchestrated, Warren Hill juvenile prison in England already in 2008 asked for a muslim "proactive leader" as well as making the "appointment of the visiting imam as a permanent member of the chaplaincy team with increased hours".
Klevius comment: Remember "Lord" Ahmed (the evil looking guy to the right on the Mr X "president" pic just below Sudan's "president" Bashir searched for by the Haag Criminal Court, and the Wahhabi Sharia fantast Ingrid Mattson, former leader of American muslims) used to threaten British democracy with "ten thousand muslim jihadists" if they didn't obey islam. Yes, this is also the same "lord" Ahmed who killed a person by driving recklessly. And although he had continuously SMS:ed for at least some 20 minutes while driving, he got away with some weeks!
The world's stupidiest question debated: Is islam a religion of peace?
A debate on the question"Is Islam a religion of peace?" included Maajid Nawaz, the founder of the counter-extremism Quilliam Foundation, who argued in favor of the resolution, and Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who argued against it.
Hirsi Ali’s argumentation won in a landslide. After polling the audience before and after the debate, she prevailed over almost all of the undecided, as well as many of those who had previously disagreed with her:
Before the debate:
41% FOR
25% AGAINST
34% UNDECIDED
After the debate:
36% FOR
55% AGAINST
9% UNDECIDED
Islam is the root cause of the Mideast problem, and every appeasement for islam prolongs the suffering
According to Palestinian reformist Zainab Rashid the Arab dictatorial regimes exploit the Palestinian cause in order to divert attention from their own domestic problems, and suppress initiatives of democratization and reform. She also opposed the Islamization of the Palestinian cause, saying the Palestinian issue will never be resolved as long as it is construed as a religious struggle destined to continue until Judgment Day.
According to Zainab Rashid, violence and extremism in the Arab and islamic world stem from islam's religious and legal texts, and called upon Arab intellectuals to renouncethe Koran and other Islamic texts, and to struggle for "the secularization of the state and of society – which is to say, complete separation of religion and state."
Q:"...Who is Zainab Rashid? As a woman living in Ramallah, how has your 'controversial' personality been shaped by the oppressive atmosphere in which women live in Arab states? What motivates you in choosing the topics you write about?"
Zainab Rashid: I am a Palestinian who experiences and endures the same things suffered by any Palestinian woman... The suffering [of the Palestinian woman] is two-fold: she lives in a chauvinistic society, which continues to treat women as immature and incompetent beings... and she suffers [both] from the occupation and from the rule [of the Palestinian Authority], whose methods, until some three years ago... resembled the methods of gangs rather than institutions..."
Q: "The Syrian philosopher Jawdat Sa'id[3] has proposed non-violence as the [principle] that will return [Muslims] to the path of reason, finding evidence to support this [claim] in the Koran and in the Prophet's way of life, and arguing that 'violence begets only violence.' This is also what Syrian philosopher Khales Jalabi[4] has proposed. What do you think about non-violence as a strategy for opposition and regime-change in the Arab world, and of Sheikh Jawdat's attempt to trace roots [of non-violence] in the Koran?"
Zainab Rashid: "Non-violence has proven to be remarkably valuable and effective as a means of rallying the entire world around a particular issue, whether it be opposition to occupation or the establishment of a popular movement against a despotic dictatorship. However, attempts to find Islamic roots of [non-violence] contradict the structure of Islamic texts, and even [Islamic] axioms and their reflection in history, in numerous ways. Islam began employing violence against the cousins [i.e. the Jews] in the Badr invasion [in 624 CE] and in subsequent invasions. It spread east and west by the force of the sword. As much as I respect philosopher Jawdat Sa'id, I wonder how many people agree with what he says... in contrast to the thousands upon thousands who stand behind any given sheikh from among those sheikhs who accuse [other Muslims] of heresy and divide the world into Muslims and infidels.
Zainab Rashid:"Violence is at the foundation of Islam. Any attempt to claim that violence has no roots in Islam, and that [Islam] was spread by pleasant and tolerant means, is an attempt to turn religious texts upside down..."
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