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Comment on BBC and WYD: support for the violent anti-Catholic so-called “indignados” by Andrea

Andrea — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 22:57:15 +0000

I’m also spanish and as I see it, the hate culture against catholicism has been settling in Spain for a long time now, identifying it with a bunch of political, obsolete ideas that have nothing to do with religion. These people preach for respect, except for those ideas they dislike. That is called totalitarism.

Comment on Norway: Aftenposten reprints Mohammed cartoons by raj

raj — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 20:55:30 +0000

In fact we Hindus know and can relate to what you say!!! You could see how we are treated as aliens in our own country! and how these aggressors insult our self-respect and abuse our tolerance!
Islam – the religion is never about tolerance or peace! .They treat us indifferently and alienate us in our own country. Politicians play divide-rule game for votes and give all kinds of reservations to Muslims! but I tell you these people are mostly aggressive and fanatics. Even the well educated ones! Never trust a Muslim as a Muslim always places his religion before every thing! even humanity, virtues and logical thinking takes second place!

May Allah give Muslims some humanity and soul.

Comment on Norway: Aftenposten reprints Mohammed cartoons by vishnu239

vishnu239 — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 20:41:15 +0000

That is very decent and gentle reply for the Barbaric post.

May God give you strength to do what you do.
Have a good day!

Comment on Norway: Aftenposten reprints Mohammed cartoons by mandy

mandy — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 23:55:51 +0000

hello
I personally have a bad impression of Muslims from lebanon,iraq,egypt,baharain .I studied with them and in the group 2 are blacks the rest muslims.to say the least they openly say things like why should they listen to this slave ie to the blacks not only that they segregate them .and they are always fighting within themselves they dont like themselves always bad mouthing each other.
muslims dont like to hear that people hate their character, they always want to be adored even tho they have such bad attitudes to other humans.not saying all but most of them.I am glad the french newspaper didnt cower in fear of this wicked religion and people.no matter what there should not be any justifiation for murder.

Comment on Prince: “It’s fun being in Islamic countries… There’s no choice” by Bunny

Bunny — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 12:37:36 +0000

What does he mean YOU wear a burqa, is he talking about himself, since he’s a womanly faggot.

Fuck him, has he ever been to one? Highly doubtful, because I feel quite certain he would have been gang raped and murdered.

Comment on 8 years by economicality

economicality — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 00:01:50 +0000

I’d like to recommend you an article:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2001/sep/23/september11.education

I am a great believer that photos can speak a thousand words, and I believe that it should be questioned why this is the photo that has become synonymous with Atta. Even next to the lineup of the accomplices on AA 11 and the other flights, it is different. It’s a brutal and severe portrait that embodies what we need to believe terrorists, or anyone who commits such an act of pain, to be. The problem is whether or not the image it affords is correct or whether it simply offers a demonization and detatchment from a conflict that needs to be addressed on a far more human level. In the case of this photo, I sadly believe the former to be true.

Comment on 8 years by economicality

economicality — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 23:53:27 +0000

I believe that the phrase about a picture speaking a thousand words is very true of that photo of Atta. In the same way that people (correctly) question why the picture of the falling man disappeared from the press, they should question why that photo is the one that has become synonymous with a man whom noone knows much of. Even next to photos of the other hijackers, it stands out. It is the face of what we want to believe that people who commit these uncomprehendable acts are, inside and out. Cold, heartless, evil.
The problem is that is affords assumptions.

Can I recommend you an article?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2001/sep/23/september11.education

I only say this, because you are not the first, nor will you be the last to have drawn the comparison between Jarrah and Atta. It is alot easier to allow leverage when a smiling photo of someone is readily available, as is the case with the former.

Comment on Norway: Aftenposten reprints Mohammed cartoons by Doodle

Doodle — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 18:22:44 +0000

Truth is bitter is all I can say4 islamic radicals. Thumbs up2 claudia4 answering wisely.

Comment on Poeta jordano detenido por insultar al Islam: por qué deberíamos dar gracias de vivir en (y luchar un poquito por) Occidente by Juan

Juan — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 10:45:58 +0000

Creo que somos los PRIMOS más grandes del mundo, los más felices, los más guays,
me explico, ….la receta es la CORRESPONDENCIA :

Señor, quieres vivir en este estado libre ….
Empieza por firmar esta declaración de DAR GRACIAS, confirmada por el embajador en España de tu pais, , DE AGRADECIMIENTO por el sistema que te acoje, LA LENGUA en la que vas a desarrollar tu apoyo a esta sociedad (la cual te comprometes a aprender en un plazo adecuado), tu numero de CONTRIBUYENTE fiscal, la LIBERTAD DE CLERO que AQUI profesamos, GRATITUD al estado que te dá de comer, ……y a la vez niegas la capacidad o intencion de cortarle ninguna posibilidad fisica o mental a tus hijas (pej clítoris..) que vas a promoverlas como ciudadanos de PRIMER ORDEN, que abjuras de cualquier idea retrógrada o maléfica al sistema que te acoje y que al que abrazas VOLUNTARIAMENTE como MODO DE VIDA DESEADO desde este momemto. Ratificando asimismo tu intención de emplear tus propios RECURSOS e INTENCION de INTEGRARTE no con aprobado justo sino con NOTA en un plazo adecuado. Asimismo Señor, acepta y acata que nuestro estado es MARAVILLOSO y LAICO.

El embajador lógicamente firma y compulsa todo lo anterior incluido el deseo de dicho ciudadano de favorecer la libre religion, el respeto a las otras religiones, el respeto y deseo que otras religiones tengan cabida e instalacion en su pais de origen.

se me ocurren más cosas
pero por el momento está bien
un saludo.

Comment on Pakistan: man kills six daughters for “honour” by assad

assad — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 00:52:14 +0000

he did right their should have respect for themselves and espically for their family the father had a duty and honour for himselve and these dirty filthy girls carried on like this

Comment on UK: Support for victims of acid attacks by toriiiii

toriiiii — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 17:20:16 +0000

That’s horrible! It reminds me of Dancing with the stars contestant J.R Martinez. I hope she stays strong and knows she’s still beautiful!

Comment on Seguimos con los gastos desorbitados por la Sala de la ONU by fitobcnfito

fitobcnfito — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 09:38:46 +0000

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Si quieres hacer un rastreo de despilfarro de caudales publicos, solo necesitas hacer un seguimiento de los clientes de Figueras, y aciertas SI o SI.

Comment on Indonesia: Dictator Suharto to be named “National Hero” by Wally Bynun

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Comment on “Freedom From Islam” by Rebecca Smith

Rebecca Smith — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 07:49:02 +0000

Spokesmen for Saudi Arabia, in particular, have consistently opposed this clause, noting that it “might be interpreted as giving missionaries and proselytizers a free rein.” OH WELL, of all the horrors, ‘giving missionaries and proselytizers ‘FREE REIN” cause, you know, those countries are so full of free thought & action.

Don’t forget Pakistan, Afghanistan & Somalia also kill apostates & afghanistan & somalians just kill all christians.

Saudi officials said of THIS and the human rights ‘don’t marry children’ treaties as violating their religious rights and said “Why should we listen to them, the ones who wrote these treaties are christians, jews, idolaters and fornicators.

Comment on Malaysia: model will receive cane strokes for drinking beer by SMASH

SMASH — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 22:26:14 +0000

yeah. i just wonder who in their right mind would want to be part of a religion that would beat you for drinking a beer? seriously. how backward and just plain upsetting. worst of all, the government usues this “islamic law” to keep their people so down-trodden that they don’t even have the will power to stand up for themselves. i bet TONS of muslim men drink beer or worse but when a woman does it, it’s scandalous. she is pretty cute, too. leave her the fuck alone!
she is welcome to move to the US and she can drink as many beers as she wants. i will volunteer to sponser her to live here.

Comment on Malaysia: TV station pulls Ramadan commercials aimed at non-Muslims by Rebecca Smith

Rebecca Smith — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 12:56:04 +0000

HEY man, in England the NHS *national health services I guess* has told nonmuslim employees not to eat at their desks during Ramadan, to remove any vending machines in areas where muslims work, and that the normal ‘foot cart for lunch’ not be wheeled in.

They are making nonmuslims suffer ‘just in case’ it offends muslims. Like, dude, I really don’t give a crap if you want to fast for Ramadan, I’m not muslim, and I’m not going to change my eating habits. I will eat a triple stack ham and bacon sandwich every day.

I have a christian friend in Malaysia, and he said muslims spit at his feet when he walks down the street. Christians are treated worse than stray dogs.

Comment on US: Fla. imam seeks identity of informant used in Pakistani Taliban terror finance case by Rebecca Smith

Rebecca Smith — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 12:53:01 +0000

yeah right, identify him so they can have him killed.

Comment on Pakistan: media portray death of Catholic politician as result of family feud by Rebecca Smith

Rebecca Smith — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 12:52:17 +0000

hahahaaa BOLLOX, he was killed by his bodyguard, who flat said he did it because of his charges ‘views’ on blasphemy laws. That man is being held up as a hero, and the pakistani people demand his release from jail.

Pakistan must be a living hell for all Christians who have the misfortune to remain there. I mean, just hell on earth. Homes burned, churches destroyed, pastors murdered, entire families killed-women & children don’t escape, rape, false accusations, mob violence, their daughters are kidnapped, raped & force married to muslim men-then force converted.

In a recent case, a 12 year old girl was kidnapped, when her family finally was able to rescue and retrieve her, they went to court to file charges against the kidnappers – the judge said the ‘conversion to islam’ was LEGAL and that they should turn their daughter over to her ‘husband’ (even though no marriage took place). She is 12 years old, and you must be 16 in pakistan to marry without parental consent (ANY age with it, apparently) these people are in hiding for their lives. A NIGHTMARE.

Comment on Russia: peace activist helping Chechen terrorists? by Rebecca Smith

Rebecca Smith — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 12:47:35 +0000

Wait, WHO’S the peace activist? Not this shitbag. How could the charity have been illegally wiretapped when the patriot act stipulates they can do that without a warrant, when terrorism is involved. Why would they even allow that lawsuit to move forward.

Comment on France: Jihadist chiefs threaten to attack over burqa ban by ,musician

,musician — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:15:00 +0000

Yes Georgia ,Great to hear your thought on This important issues .
One thing is evident burqa and niqab are fashion ,cultural,spiritual and political.(most of those woman will defend their right to wear those things.) its highly ill-inform to think they were sought of forced into it ,you will be making progress when you start engaging and try to understand what they are talking about . stop trying to change them to your way of thinking, start acknowledging their right to do things as they see feet in their land, its what we are doing to them over there that’s causing anxiety here. i.e imposing our favourable dictator on them ,western backed occupation,waging unnecessary wars on them killing them like they are lesser human beings than us.that’s the problem. when we go there and do that to women and children over there. you call that liberation? Until you stop your own atrocities they remain the unnecessary victim of your survival.
Just like you have freedom of speech ,freedom to wear what you like,freedom to dress as a priest or a nun. you don’t suspect or accuse them of being anything other what they are ,Even at the height of the northern ireland problems. do you really think if they ban piece of clothing we will all be okay.those people who carried out 9/11 they weren’t anything of that sought neither BTW ,Black white asian people has been comittng crime wearing all sort of disguises. commit to peace and justice you will be less fearful .peace x