Thread: The headbangers

"If I meet these whores I will have the honor – I repeat, I will have the honor – to be the first one to cut the heads off Madonna and Britney Spears if they will keep spreading their satanic culture against Islam," said Muhammad Abdel-Al, spokesman and senior leader of the Popular Resistance Committees terror organization.

What a nice fellow, I simply can't wait to become a Muslim! God is great!

I am glad I don't confuse terrorists with Muslims.

Sometimes I feel my education has benefited me to develop my mental skills - can't say this about everyone with a degree, unfortunately.

Originally Posted by Milkman

Originally Posted by machangezi

Was that a PM?

P.S: What has Milky got to do with all this?

I have nothing to do with it.

But there was an original post of a PM, posted here publicly.

I asked the adminstraters/mods first, if publicly posting PMs was OK, or against forum policy.

I was informed that publicly posting PMs was allowed only if the sender of the PM gave permission,

So I removed the original PM that was publicly posted from the forum.

I don't believe in censorship, but when it comes to PMs, I asked the adminsitraters what the rules of the forum were.

Now the funniest part is that I never PMed Herman. He's not that important.

He was the one sending me a PM with a quoted message. I replied back saying "check out the thread". The message he quoted in his PM to me was never sent by me to him via PM or e-mail (do I know his e-mail addy? ).

^mmmmmmmm........................

^ It's true Lily.

Anti-Islamists denounce ban on mass protest



by correspondent Vanessa Mock
11-09-2007


Anti-Islamist protesters are crying foul after the mayor of Brussels banned a demonstration due to attract some 20,000 protesters. Organisers denounced as 'anti-democratic' the arrest of dozens of demonstrators who went out to the streets in spite of the ban. Police also detained the leaders of Belgium's far-right Vlaams Belang party, Filip Dewinter and Frank Vanhecke.
Fewer than 200 protesters gathered in the city's EU quarter to rally against the 'Islamisation of Europe'. They were vastly outnumbered by over 1,000 police officers who promptly rounded up anyone brandishing a flag or a megaphone. Anders Gravers, the Danish co-organiser of the march commented:
"Of course we're disappointed by the turn-out but it's all the fault of the authorities. The Mayor had no right to stop us. And there were even terror threats against the march, so it's no wonder people stayed home. But we're here to remind everyone that six years ago today, on 9/11, Islam declared war on the Western world."
Anti-Islamists denounce ban on mass protest - Radio Netherlands Worldwide - Independent thinking, independent voice - English