Seeing as rashid has decided to delete anything truthful i might say on his section, i'll post it here hopefully with Easel's approval.

So lets talk about the relationship between extremist Islam and extremist Judiasm.

According to rashid, Israel and Saudi Arabia are good friends and after exposing the truth three times he deleted my reply which as follows.

abu_rashid wrote on Aug 26^th, 2008 at 7:59am:


Yes its true Mohammed was Jewish and renounced it after being banished from Mecca. He created Islam when he walked to Medina and like Jesus had hallucinations and convinced himself he had spoken to god.

Israel and Saudi Arabia are not friends, in fact far from it.
Check with their embassy, you'll find that if you have been to Israel and it is stamped on your passport you will be denied entry.
Friends much?

So there we have it. A nice rosy relationship between those two extremist repressive countries.

DILLIGAF wrote on Aug 27^th, 2008 at 8:53pm:



Mohammed was not Jewish. He was a pagan arab.
Had he been Jewish, the Koran would not be such an amazigly consistent compilations of misunderstanding of Jewish Old Testament stories.. Mohammed gets practically everything wrong, misundertands all previous Jewish and Christian revelation literature. He was impressed by the Jews but understood little of the Jewish or Christian books or religions. This is not surprising as he only heard about them  but could not read them

Islam is a pagan, tribal Arab religion pretending to be an heir or successor to Judaism or monotheism in general.  Arab societies remain tribal despite 1400 years of 'revealed monotheism'. Its an honour society where brother is aginst brother except when they unite aginst their neighbour.  Not even Allah can unite the Arab tribes.

Ishmael, father of the Arabs, is described in Genesis:
"And he will be a wild man; his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him; and he shall dwell in the presence of all his brethren." (16:12)

One can look at any society and see in practice a good picture of its concept and undertanding of its god.