The ongoing desperate effort to free islam from its evil self reflects islam's very origin. Since sex segregated sexism is the root formula and main stream of Judaism it should surprise no one that its main tributaries, Christianity and islam, share the same basic ideology and differ markedly from other religions/philosophies outside the "Judeo-Christian heritage" (btw, much of Hindu sexist segregation is a product of islamic slavery occupation/colonization).
Although, as many times pointed out by Klevius, early Christians constituted a protest movement against marriage sexism and for the liberation of women from womanhood and compulsory sex (rapetivism), institutionalized Church Christianity (Catholicism) reinstalled ultra-sexism.
The schism between Christian and non-Christian Jews (Talmud/Mishna to Gemara, approxim. 200-500 CE) led to Jewish matrilineality as a means of definition of being a Jew. However, when Arabized Jews (some of who worshiped Jesus, i.e. MHMD) instead did the very opposite they realized that the Penis rule was a much more efficient means for gaining power, especially with the help of young illiterate Bedouin males, i.e. what was to become islamic jihadism and "holy war", and codified in Koran and Sharia long after the alleged Mohammed's alleged death.
Btw, the popularity of Jewish sexism was so great that it possibly even influenced the personal pronouns of both Semitic and Indo-European languages, which both groups seem to be the only main ones linguistically segregating between the sexes in this respect (compare e.g. Finnish third person singular hän which in English is divided in s/he). In other languages this is extremely rare if not non-existing. And the reason the previously non-sexist Indo-Europeans were contaminated was because they met in Mideast.
So when islam today utilizes people's racist/sexist tendencies it shouldn't surprise anyone that previously as moderately sexist Jewish circles again get inspired to revitalize its original sexism. And, in fact, a stream of ultra-sexist vibes from such Jewish communities have recently reached Klevius' ears. The most sexist parts of the "Judeo-Christian tradition" again surfaces while the most evil part of it, islam, tries to hide its ugly past (and now) behind an artificial mask of "peaceful and rightful faith".
Mustafa Abdul Jalil, chairman of Libya’s national transitional council: Islamic sharia law should be the main source of legislation. We are a Muslim people, for a moderate Islam.
Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: Turkey is not a country where moderate Islam prevails.
and some other schizophrenic statements:
2004: No religion permits terrorism. Therefore, it is very ugly to put the word Islam before terrorism. You may say religious terrorist but you can't say Islamic terrorist.
The word Islam is uninflected, it is only Islam. If you say moderate Islam, then an alternative is created,and that is immoderate Islam. As a Muslim, I can't accept such a concept. Islam rejects extreme concepts. I am not an extreme Muslim. We are Muslims who have found a middle road.
2006: Malaysia's former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad echoes Erdoğan: There is no such thing as a moderate Muslim. We are fundamentalists in Malaysia. We follow the true teachings of the religion and the true teachings do not teach us to bomb and kill people without reason.
2007: Erdoğan responded to massive secularist marches on the streets of Turkey by arguing that religion and secularism are not in conflict. "It would be a mistake to pit secularism against Islam. I am a secularist, in the sense that I am defending a secular state." He also observed that the demonstrators carried banners "No to a military coup, no to Sharia law," and indicated that his government fully shares those views.
2007: Erdoğan on the term "moderate Islam," often used in the West to describe his AK Party: "These descriptions are very ugly, it is offensive and an insult to our religion. There is no moderate or immoderate Islam."
2008: The Turkish army chief of staff, Yaşar Büyükanıt, rejects any reference to "moderate Islam" concerning Turkey."How do we define the U.S.? Shall we call it Christian? This is not possible. "
2009: Speaking on the "Alliance of Civilizations and Turkey's role" at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies on April 2, Erdoğan again rejected the idea that Turkey represents moderate Islam. "Islam cannot be classified as moderate or not."
(timeline borrowed from Daniel Pipes)
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