This posting copied form the islam forum, started by Calanen.
I have been banned from there (after being threatened with legal action) , so I can no longer post there.



"A mob of Religion of Peace Activists were looking to break into an apartment block because of its audacity in waving an Israeli flag.

Helpfully, German Police tore down the Israeli flag to 'de-escalate' the situation.

Dhimmitude at its worst. Now the rule of the Mob. If the Muslims see something they dont like, the state acts as their bully boys to remove it.

Jihad Watch reader Oao just sent me this:

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:16 AM Received from Muqata Blog Reader in Germany, Sebastian M.

Today, 10.000 people demonstrated against Israel here in my hometown Duisburg (Germany) and to express their solidarity with Hamas.

So, my girlfriend and me put two Israel flags out of the windows of our flat in the 3rd floor. During the demonstration which went through our street the police broke into our flat and removed the flag of Israel.

The statement of the police was to de-escalate the situation, because many youth demonstrators were on the brink of breaking into our apartment house.

Before this they threw snowballs, knifes and stones against our windows and the complete building. We both were standing on the other side of the street and were shocked by seeing a police officer standing in our bedroom and opening the window to get the flag. The picture illustrate this situation. The police acquiesced in the demands of the mob.

And as you can see from the video, the mob applauded, cheered, and shouted "Allahu akbar" when the flag disappeared.

http://www.jihadwatch.org/ "


Whyever ws the 10,000 mob of terrorist supporters NOT deported or gunned down ?
They are ONLY ever going to cause trouble there.

Like to gun down protesters do you sprint?

I like my freedom, abu.

sprint, you call for people to be gunned down, but you call yourself a Christian.

I can understand if a Christian let that slip in conversation and realised they were going against their faith and repented for it, but you manage to consistently do it through text.

So seriously sprint, are you a hypocrite? How can you consistently manage to type things which go against a faith you claim to hold so dear?

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I like my freedom, abu

I see.. you like freedom.. but you like to gun down protesters... interesting.

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I have been banned from there (after being threatened with legal action) , so I can no longer post there.

If it comes to that, I'll represent you.

For free.

Oughta be a hoot given I specialise in employment, human rights law.

Human rights? What a joke.

Anyway sprint has not been threatened with legal action... well not along with my ban. He had some issue with another user, but that was completely seperate from his ban.

thanks calenan - that'll be great. I know very little about the law.

easel - i'm comfortable with the term hypocrite.
But can't remember ever saying we should roll over and all become muslims or dhimmis ??
It is not unchristian to defend our freedom or lands.


abu - yes, malik threatened f/d and me

abu_rashid wrote on Jan 12^th, 2009 at 4:57am:

Quote: I like my freedom, abu I see.. you like freedom.. but you like to gun down protesters... interesting.

They are not peacfull protesters but a mob of mad islamimics who were looking to break into an apartment block braking the law.

abu_rashid wrote on Jan 12^th, 2009 at 6:23am:

Quote: Human rights? What a joke. Yes human rights *are a joke* in every Islamic country pretty much. In every country in the Middle East too. Islam uses the shield of 'human rights' to claim the 'human right' for itself not to be criticised, but at the same time not being tolerant or granting human rights to anyone else. Islam's shameful hijacking of the human rights bodies of the UN to prevent criticism of their regimes while at the same time making relenetless complaints about Israel is something that all human rights lawyers should be appalled by. [quote]He had some issue with another user, but that was completely seperate from his ban

Don't know what he did - but a ban seems a bit precious. I always liked the bulletin boards which were free speech, even unpopular speech.