Muslim group places bounty of of 5,00,000 Rs. on the head of author critical of Islam

[Dinner]

Originally posted by BlackCat
What is the problem ? This is just a common police business, so it should be dealt with quickly.

It seems like this would be an open and shut case. They are soliciting murder so the lot of them should be charged, tried, and then tossed in jail.

[Straybow]

Originally posted by Oncle Boris
Where's the "unequivocical" voice of Americans against Abu Ghraib

We fired the General in charge and prosecuted guards who participated. That's called "unequivocal."

The reality is that people, for obvious cultural reasons, are never as critical of their own as they are of others

I seem to see tons of people in the West critical of the West and fawning over the bloody murderers in Islamism. What do you see?

And yes, if you try to open your mind to Muslim culture, you will see that there's, amongst them, a healthy debate about the issues that the world faces.

BS. I've been studying Islam for fifteen years and you have to get a microscope to find "debate" on issues.

Just don't expect them to fanatically riot against the fringe elements of their societies, as if they were a simple tool of your worldview - just like we don't see Americans fanatically rioting over the wrongdoings of the corrupt Bush administration.

We have a substantial minority who form a vocal opposition. Again, I don't know why you seem unable to accurately view...

nm... I forgot for a moment I'm responding to fakeboris.

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by Whoha


I take their constant statements that they want to eradicate Israel as proof that they want to eradicate Israel.

You need to learn to make a difference. The Ayatollahs don't do it, it's the executive power... (i.e. elected demagogues).

[Straybow]

And the electorate vote following the Ayatollahs.

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by Oncle Boris


You need to learn to make a difference. The Ayatollahs don't do it, it's the executive power... (i.e. elected demagogues).

Wiki:

Israeli-Palestinian conflict
With regard to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Khamenei has expressed support for armed resistance,[27] and like his predecessor, has called for the uprooting of Israel

[lord of the mark]

BTW, I do not agree with Drixnaks general attitude toward Islam. But then I dont think Aneeshm does either, or am I wrong?

[LordShiva]

Originally posted by lord of the mark
BTW, I do not agree with Drixnaks general attitude toward Islam. But then I dont think Aneeshm does either, or am I wrong?

Yes

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by Straybow

Originally posted by Darius871

Originally posted by Odin
The majority of Muslims DON'T support Islamist terrorism, that's my point you dingbat.

And where's the all-encompassing poll proving this point?

Poll? Who cares... Where is even the one, loud, unequivocal voice of condemnation from a native, "mainstream" Muslim?

AFAICT "mainstream"? As opposed to what, a Druze? A shia?

Im not sure what the qualifiers mean.

id suggest Zalmay Khalilzad, or Hamid Kharzai. Do Afghans not count? Im sure I could come up with some more pretty quickly.

Heck, there was one Imam in Italy, who thought that the Koran showed the Jews have a right to the land of Israel. I guess I will have to go look him up.

This guy:

http://www.aish.com/Israel/articles/Eternal_Capital_of_the_Jews_a_Moslem_Viewpoint.asp

[dannubis]

Why anybody still answers our hindu guy or EON with more than one sentence is beyond me...

[EyesOfNight]

There's a lot that's beyond you dannubis, therefore this is not surprising.

[LordShiva]

So have you agreed to being EON, then? I didn't keep up with the thread in which it was brought up.

[dannubis]

Coming from a self-proclaimed well educated guy as your self I'll take that with a grain of salt

[EyesOfNight]

I never claimed to be educated, I simply claimed to be smarter than you. A fact that has been proven in this short conversation.

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by lord of the mark


Wiki:

Israeli-Palestinian conflict
With regard to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Khamenei has expressed support for armed resistance,[27] and like his predecessor, has called for the uprooting of Israel

You can do better than quoting Wikipedia quoting the Jerusalem Center for Public affairs, an article by Newt Gingrich, and an obscure Reuters release from 2000, can't you?

Iran's position on Israel is that of the Arab League. The president does not get a say on foreign politics.

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by Straybow
And the electorate vote following the Ayatollahs.

Wow