thanks, but it is pretty depressing to see people post up garbage like he does and then reject anything refuting it because it is simply too difficult to read or comprehend.
I don't use the ignore function much (well, except for you, but *everybody* does that right?) , but I really can't see that there is any point responding to the drivel that al keda throws out; he can't even back it up himself FFS! All his posts and claims are comprehensively disproved and he responds with frothing at the mouth, ad hominem, or moving the goalposts.
What a hopeless muppet, I hope he feels safe under his undisclosed bed with his blankie!
bibo ergo sum
If you hear the thunder be happy - the lightening missed.
This time.
I think she got Captain Kirk mixed up with this guy.Prophet Muhammad would have loved Star Trek. Muhammad would have admired Captain Kirk for the same reasons that Muhammad's followers admired him. Muhammad was a social reformer in 7th century Arabia, and Captain Kirk was a social reformer in space. Oh, Captain Kirk was supposed to be following the Prime Directive, but he managed significant social reform on all those planets. He once stopped centuries of warfare by showing that computerized brutality was still brutality. Human beings are barbaric, he said, but we can wake up every morning and say to ourselves, 'You know, I don't think I'll kill anyone today. Not today.'"
Like Captain Kirk, Muhammad reformed society by limiting violence. He outlawed all forms of warfare except the jihad, which is the use of force in self-defense to overthrow an oppressor.
All forms of warfare are allowed, as long as it serves islam !
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"Hijab is a choice"It’s wonderful that Roqaya al-Ghassra participated in the Olympic games dressed as she was, because the hijab is a choice, and it’s not about “religious dress” or oppression. It’s a decision about modesty, the same as wearing long sleeves instead of short or a high neckline instead of a plunging one. Her choice is not the same as mine – but it doesn’t have to be under Islam.
Did she ever have a choice ? Growing up in a strict muslim family in a country under sharia law ?
A bright example for all future generations in track and freak.... aahemm field. Sorry.
Choice my ass:
Congrat. Miss Al Ghasra, you had a CHOICE and remind me of those stooges of the Führer.The 20-year-old Ethiopian who represents Bahrain has raised the ire of a leading politician in the Gulf State for wearing a short sleeveless top and shorts.
Pictures of her wearing the outfit when winning the 3,000m at the Golden League meeting in Oslo last week have caused outrage in Bahrain. That performance installed Jamal as the favourite for the 1500m here in Holmes' absence.
Hamad Al Mohannadi, the chairman of Bahrain's parliamentary legislative committee, said: "We were all shocked by the look of the young woman . . . the outfit is not in any way related with the normal clothes Bahraini young women are accustomed to wearing."
Bahrain wanted to promote sport but within the "perimeters" of Islam. "It is disrespecting Islamic precepts and offending local values. We should not allow the good name of Bahrain to be abused," Al Mohannadi said. "The athlete should also be made aware of the indecency of her outfit."
Last year Bahrain's Ruqaya Al Ghasra ran the 100m at the Olympics with her legs and arms covered.
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