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Parallels between Islam and Nazism
Jun 1st, 2012 at 8:56am
 
Hitler was very popular in the Muslim countries and they eagerly jumped on his bandwagon and fought for him. They did not go through the same sense of repulsion that the west did after WWII. This is reflected in their continuing antagonism towards Jews. The 'global Jewish conspiracy' BS is very popular among modern Muslims and is pretty much identical to the Nazi propaganda. I think Falah or Abu even posted here about the protocols of the elders of Zion.

However, where I think the parallel is strongest is in how Sunni Muslims (eg ABu and Falah) want to solve the 'Shite problem'.
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Reply #1 - Jun 1st, 2012 at 9:12am
 
freediver wrote on Jun 1st, 2012 at 8:56am:
Hitler was very popular in the Muslim countries and they eagerly jumped on his bandwagon and fought for him. They did not go through the same sense of repulsion that the west did after WWII. This is reflected in their continuing antagonism towards Jews. The 'global Jewish conspiracy' BS is very popular among modern Muslims and is pretty much identical to the Nazi propaganda. I think Falah or Abu even posted here about the protocols of the elders of Zion.

However, where I think the parallel is strongest is in how Sunni Muslims (eg ABu and Falah) want to solve the 'Shite problem'.


You really hate muslims dont you. Hitler didnt like anyone that wasnt true blood german. It wasnt just about jews. In fact it wasnt even really about religion since he was xtian and xtians supposedly like jews.

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Reply #2 - Jun 1st, 2012 at 12:24pm
 
Hitler toured the middle east and found many friends there.

The historical revisionism is earily similar. Muslims and neo nazis employ almost identical arguments of holocaust denial and show the same reluctance to face the facts or objectively assess the evidence.

Abu and Falah often explain how Christians and Jews lived peacefully in the Islamic empire. They appear to see no contradiction between this and all the cases they themselves bring forward where Muhammed and later Caliphs had to expel or slaughter Jews for not doing what they were told, or all the ways in which Islam turns them into second class citizens.

They even go so far as to claim that the militant expansionism that characterised the Caliphate was in fact self defence and that Muslims were the eternal victims. It would be like neo nazis attempting to claim in a thousand years that Hitler was merely defending Germany from Polish thieves on the border and the unjust economic sanctions after WWI, and that the allies only attacked Germany because Hitler was so misunderstood.

In an impressive feat of mental gymnastics, they will also use Nazism as an example of decadence in the west and explain how only Islam shows the true path on how to solve the Jewish problem.
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Reply #3 - Jun 1st, 2012 at 12:34pm
 
Haj Amin al-Husseini helped to raise an army of 20 thousand Muslims to form 13th and 21st divisions of the Waffen SS in the Second World War. He was the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem; it is thought by some that he helped to design the gas chambers for killing Jews. He was highly regarded by Hitler.


The Massacre at Koritska Gorge, Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1941
At the end of May 1941, a truck carrying 30 to 40 armed people stopped one day in front of the elementary school in the village of Korita. One could see right away that this was no regular unit of the army of the newly founded NDH, about which there were terrible reports in the air. They wore very colorful paramilitary suits, but wore a Fez as a symbol of the membership in Islam. Soon we were sure that these were mainly our neighbours - Muslim's from Kula Fazlagic, Gracanica, and Gacko, who called themselves gendarmes.
At first they chased the children out of the school so they could have the place for themselves; then some of them went to the house of my father, Mihajlo Bjelica; back then we had a shop and a cafe on the street that led from Bileca to Gacko. I worked in the shop, my brother Adam (Golub) worked in the cafe.
The unwelcome guests entered the two shops in a gruff manner and posted on the door an order that we were not to sell alcoholic drinks to anyone but them and threatened that any contrary behavior would be punished on the spot with death. The order was signed by their commander Muharem Glavinic (so they called him), the Hodza from the neighboring village Kljuc.
The next two or three days were spent in anxious expectation. We lived the first of June of this terrible year of war in uncertainty. It was Sunday, a beautiful sunny spring day, which I will never forget. On this day, the Ustasha horde of the Hodza Muharem Glavinic arrested two young men, Boro and Andrija Svorcan above the village Korita in Pitoma Gradina near the border of Montenegro. They bound them with their hands at their backs and drove them to Gacko as they mercilessly hit them with their fists and the rifle butts and kicked them with their feet. On the morning of the 2nd of June, on the next day, the Ustashe got some back-up from Gacko with the Gauleiter Kreso Herman Tonagal at their head. In addition to the above mentioned young men that they had driven to Gacko on the previous day, they were carrying more people arrested along the way. Shortly thereafter Ustasha patrols appeared throughout the whole village and demanded that all men between 16 and 60 come to the Sokolski Dom [=community house, translator's note] to a meeting at which the chief of the Ustasha government in Zagreb would explain who would be permitted to cross the border into Montenegro and whose permission would have to be obtained, and would tell them other regulations of the new government. They especially emphasized that hidden weapons and military equipment had to be brought along and threatened with death anyone who declined to do so. Since our pasture lands and tillable land lay scattered between the estates of the neighboring Montenegro villages, the people thought this assembly to be reasonable and normal for the given circumstances and obeyed without argument. Anyone who grumbled and hesitated got yelled at in a stern voice by the Ustasha patrols: "What are you waiting for? You heard the order!" and were forcefully brought to the Sokolski Dom.
Around 4:00 p.m. on this fateful day, a larger group of Ustashe came into our cafe with Kreso Herman Tonogal heading them. My brother Golub and I served them drinks, of course without getting paid. As soon as they had warmed themselves a bit, the Gauleiter Tonogal called: "Enough! Take them away!" Some of the Ustashe pointed their guns at us and shouted: "Hands up!" After a thorough search, they asked us where the money, our storage area, and the keys for the shop and the cash register were. We showed them everything without argument and asked the Gauleiter for permission to say goodbye to our father, who was lying upstairs on his sick bed. We hoped that they would allow this and planned to escape. But as he must have read our thoughts, the Ustasha shouted gruffly: "No way!" With great effort, I suppressed my anger, turned calmly to him, and said:
"Sir, it is sad that they are arresting us with no reason whatsoever. We have been earning our living here honestly and with great effort. Everyone who has been in here we have treated fairly and hospitably with no concern for their religion; for the duration of the former state, neither I, my father, nor my brother have ever hurt a fly, not to mention committing any harm to a human being. Your armed people know that, too; just ask them."
"I know who you are and how you are, but I can't help you; I can't help the fact that you are Serbs, that you belong to the people among whom the new laws of the state make no distinction. You are all guilty for what happened during the time of the former Yugoslavia, and you will pay for it, everyone of you, down to the last." This was his answer, and then he called: "Forward!"
At this command, the henchmen shoved us crudely with their rifle butts and drove us into the great hall of the Sokolski Dom, which was stuffed with arrested people, our neighbors. At the doors, two guards were posted and at the window a machine gun. One Ustasha came in with us and informed the arrested people that the meeting would be held only when everyone was there, right down to the last man, and when the head of the Ustasha government was there from Gacko.
We sat in the humid and clammy room on the bare floor. In the worried faces of the people, one could see a terrible fear, like people who are condemned to death. All night long we did not sleep and spoke in whispers about what would happen to us. Most of them found consolation in the hope that they would be hauled off to do compulsory labor or put into some sort of a camp, the way the Austro-Hungarian government did in the First World War. When day came, we asked a guard why the meeting was not being held and when they would release us. He answered that the Gauleiter was not there and that no one would be released without him.
In the course of the 3rd of June, women came with bags and blankets, but they were not allowed to have contact with us; the guards brought the things in and gave them to those for whom they were meant. I will never forget the moment when Gojko Bjelica cut into a piece of smoked lamb and cried: "No one from my family will get out of this alive; I don't have a brother anymore; only one of us will survive - severely wounded." Although I was never superstitious, Gojko's talk this time seemed uncanny.
In fear and confusion, we spent one more sleepless night from the 3rd to the 4th of June. On Wednesday the 4th of June, suddenly the Gauleiter Tonogal came in the morning and informed us in a threatening voice that all those who would surrender their hidden weapons - "We know that you have some," he shouted angrily could go home right away, while those who refused would have to go into forced labor. After he left, I looked through a hole in the side door and saw what was happening outside. I saw how the Ustashe were getting into formation; there were enough there. Their oldest ones stood in front of the ranks; one of them said something. During the whole time of his speech, the others were holding their left hand on their breast. Later I learned that the Moslems, according to their religious customs, did this when they took oaths to kill nonbelievers, since this was an act pleasing to God.
After administering the oath, the Gauleiter with a pistol shot gave the sign to begin the massacre. Here I must mention that there is no truth in the talk that some Ustasha guards gave us a clue in any way as to what awaited us and this allegedly gave us the possibility to escape. Quite the contrary. Their behavior toward us was inhuman - like that of a henchman. It is true that not all of them hit us and tormented us in the same manner (some apparently avoided it), but none of them defended us. Since all leading Ustasha personalities at this time publicly called for the slaughter of the Serbs and for their expulsion from the land, it is hardly believable that those who came to Korito did not know why. It is much more likely that they all had appeared voluntarily for this pogrom, firmly convinced that now the Serbian people in the NDH and of course in Herzegovina would be grubbed out like weeds. That's why they hastened to beat the others out in grabbing their possessions.
When the sign was given to begin the slaughter, some Ustashe pushed their way in to us and commanded: "Sit down!" After each of us sat down right where we were standing, they led one after the other into the cloak room, where five chosen henchmen, probably volunteers, were waiting. One of them (Becir Music) cut a wash line (not wire, as some people maintain) into pieces and gave these to Alid Krvavac from Gacko, who with two helpers whose names I do not know, bound the victims' hands behind their backs; at first singly and then in threes - back to back. With a pistol in his hand and in a new airforce uniform, Serif Zvizdic from Gacko observed their work.

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When it was my turn, my brother Golub was already bound. Once they had searched me thoroughly, they tied my hands behind my back and then they tied me and Golub together back to back. Then they brought Gavrilo Glusac in, searched and bound him the same way as me and finally tied him sideways to us. Since we were standing with our backs to each other, we could not move, so they simply pushed us into the adjoining room, or better said, the torture chamber, which was already full of bound people. There they beat us and abused us terribly and searched us for weapons, equipment, money, and gold jewelry. While doing it, they constantly emphasized that those who confess and would do what was demanded of them would be released immediately. Only Vidak Glusac fell for this trap. He yielded after gruesome torture and confessed that he had a gun.
They immediately untied him, acted as if they would let him go to fetch the gun and said: "Go and get the gun. Don't worry. We will bring you home right away, while all the others will go into forced labor."
Vidak Nosovic, who was crying like a child, turned to a young and beautifully dressed Ustasha and asked him to loosen the bonds of his hands just a little which were pulled so damned tight that the rope around his swollen hands couldn't be seen anymore. But the Ustasha replied cold bloodily: "You deserve that. I don't feel sorry for you." Then he turned to me and said "I feel sorry only for these two brothers, because they will die innocent." He lit a cigarette and put it in my mouth. Vidak begged him in the name of Allah and in the faith of the prophet to give him a cigarette, too, but the Ustasha didn't listen to him, just as if this was some wild animal in front of him instead of a human being. When he had left our presence. I spit the burning cigarette over to Vidak, who somehow picked it up from the floor with his bleeding mouth.
Filip Svorcan, when they were tying him up, asked the Hodza Muharem Glavinic to look through his papers carefully. He would be able to see quite clearly that he (Film) served 15 years with honors as the commander of the police station, which could easily be proven. The Hodza grabbed his pistol and screamed in rage: "bugger your 101 Serbian crosses. Just wait an hour, and l will read you the whole book of Serbian regulations." (This was told to me later by Jakov Milovic, who was in the same group with Filip and who managed to flee from the outer edge of the Koritska Jama.)
During that whole fateful June night, the quietness of the spring was again and again shredded by the tormented human screams coming from the Sokolski Dom mingled with the roar of Mumo Hasanbegovic's truck from Avtovac, with which the henchmen took groups of 25 to 30 people one after the other up to the Kobilja-Kopf as far as the gorge Golubnjaca, where they killed them (at first mostly with blunt instruments) and threw them into the abyss.
When it was the turn of me, my brother Golub, and my godfather Gavrilo Nosovic (I think we were in the fourth group), the Ustasha pushed us in over boards into the truck, which had driven up to the door. After us they pushed in eight or nine more groups of three and then closed the tailgate of the vehicle. There were only three Ustashe on the truck: one in the cab with a machine gun directed at us, the second in the right-hand corner and the third in the left corner, both with cocked guns. The cab door was hardly closed when the truck took off. It crept slowly past our shop, on which the moon was shining. The first thing I noticed was the torn-down monument of the volunteers of Solan from the village of Korita, which was close by; then the icon of St. Nikola (on the day of St. Nikola, we had had our christening celebration), which was hung on the shop where formerly the business stood. I became afraid that they had also hauled my family off someplace and perhaps had killed them. Since we were moving on the road to Gacko, there was still a slight hope that they were taking us to a hearing there.
But when the truck stopped just before the gorge Golubnjaca on the Kobilja-Kopf surrounded by Ustasha who were armed to the teeth, it was quite clear to us that this was to be an execution site, where these henchmen would slaughter us like cows or club us like rabbits. The helpless people suddenly became restless; desperate cries and tumult arose: some cried like children when they thought of their poor children, wives, and parents; others gnashed their teeth in helpless despair, while others spit in the faces of their henchmen and cried out defiantly: "You crooks will answer dearly to God and to humanity with blood for your outrageous deeds!" Fired with rage, the Ustashe hit us with their fists, feet, rifle butts, the blunt edge of axes, and other objects to try to subdue the wailing and to be able to carry out their slaughter in peace.
The bright moonlight lying on the rocky peaks of the Bjelasnica and Troglav mountains sank into darkness and was lost in the horror of what was expected. To our misfortune, we three (l, my brother Golub, and my godfather Gavrilo) were sitting close to the cab of the truck, since we were the first to be thrown into the truck, and now were the last in turn for the slaughter. So we had to watch the tormented deaths of 27 neighbors, friends, and godfathers and to be convinced that people are worse than the most bloodthirsty animals. This horrifying sight on the rim of the Koritska Jama brings tears to my eyes yet today, rips me from the deepest sleep, and accompanies me like a shadow throughout my whole life. I can find neither peace nor calm, especially since among the murderers our acquaintances and nearest neighbors were most active: Halid Voloder, the servant Mumo Hasanbegovic from Avtovac, Dervo Custovic, shepherds from the village of Kljuc Hodza Muharem Glavinic from Begovic Kula near Trebinja, Velija Hebib from Kljuc, Sucrija Fazlagic from Kula Fazlagic, Atif Hidovic, Velija Dzunkovic from Hodinic and the son of Sukrija Tanovic, who had come to Gacko from Tuzla, who by slaughtering innocent people could avenge his father, who had been killed by the band of Maja Vujovic after the First World War.
Contrary to the previous groups, they tried to kill us not with wooden hammers (they probably didn't think they could kill so many people this way before dawn), but shot us by using only two bullets for each group of three. The henchmen placed us in threes, tied back to back at the edge of the gorge in such a way that one of us at the tip of the triangle was turned with his face to the gorge, the second to the right, and the third to the left. The shots, which came from close up, were fired into the temples of the two standing at the sides and hit the back of the head of the one facing the gorge. Apparently the henchmen did not check to see whether all three were mortally wounded each time, but instead just immediately threw them into the 20-meter-deep gorge, causing anyone who was not dead to perish there in torment. From some, they had first taken articles of clothing - the pay for their efforts, because the Koran, as they said aloud, didn't permit undressing the dead.
These Ustasha bandits hauled one group of three after the other from the truck to the edge of the gorge, from where ugly curses and blunt blows, together with painful cries of helpless people fell on our ears.
The tormenting wait, which seemed to us to be unending, was finally at an end. The Ustashe dragged us roughly from the truck and pushed us to the entrance of the gorge, all the time hitting us mercilessly. Our attempts to escape the blows or to fend them off really awakened the base instincts of these monsters in human form. Once they had gotten us to the edge of the gorge, they placed me with my face to the abyss, Golub facing the one henchmen, Gavrilo the other. Both henchmen were waiting with guns loaded for the signal to shoot us in the head from close up. I saw sparks at the muzzle of the murder weapons and I heard the shots that threw us to the ground. Although my right shoulder was burning, I was conscious; I noticed that I was not mortally wounded. One bullet had flown past my collar without injuring my neck while the other had penetrated my right shoulder. I heard Golub and Gavrilo die gurgling and tried to think what to do. I felt the murderers loosen the strings on my shoes. I thought that they would perhaps untie my hands to get my coat (I was wearing a long coat and Golub had one of leather), and that that would give me a chance to escape. And indeed they did begin to untie our hands as they were removing my shoes. At this moment, I could hear a commanding voice say: "What are you guys doing there?"
"These are Golub and Milija. We want to get their coats," answered the one who was in the process of untying our hands.
"There's no time for that, and it isn't allowed; stop it and throw the bodies down," said the same man in a stern voice.
But the henchmen did not want to give up their booty. Without thinking of the Koran, they untied our hands and took off our coats. Although my hands were free, I could not move my right arm; it felt like I was still tied. When they picked us up from the ground to toss us into the abyss, I cried out in despair: "Kill me. I am still alive!"

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"You won't stay alive. bugger your Montenegrin mother," hissed the murderer and plunged a bayonet into my breast - fortunately on the right side.
When I regained consciousness, I learned that I was at the bottom of the hollow on a heap of bodies. I was terribly thirsty and slowly got used to the darkness. Somehow I managed to pull my left, uninjured arm out from under my body. With its help, I pulled out my right, completely immobile arm. Carefully I felt around me. Everywhere there were only bodies. There was something sticky on my hand. I began to shiver from the cold. In the heap of bodies, someone was gasping as if he were snoring. The horrifying feeling to be on a heap of dead people forced me to find a safe place, no matter where. I heard something that sounded like water dripping, which instilled even more the feeling of thirst in me. I stared in that direction and felt my way to a little split in the cliff and stuck my head in. In vain I tried to get a few drops of water into my dry mouth. Suddenly I heard the rattling of the motors, then people running back and forth and screams of pain, then the cracking of guns and the dull sound of victims rolling down the cliff. They fell like logs all around me, like the stones that the shepherds of Korita used to throw into the gorge to frighten the pigeons. This process was repeated about ten times in brief spurts; then there was dead silence in the Koritska Jama.
Once the truck had taken off in the direction of Korita, I noticed that someone was scraping along the walls of the cliff. He found my hiding place, laid himself between my legs, and rested his head on me. I felt his head with my good hand and asked: "Who are you?"
He gave a start, quickly composed himself and answered: "it's me!"
By his voice I recognized Vidak Glusac and said: "For God's sake, Vidak. How did you get here? Didn't the Ustashe release you after you confessed to having a gun?"
"Oh no!" cried Vidak. "Those scoundrels broke their promise; after I surrendered the gun, they brought me back again and put me in the truck. Then they drove me to the gorge and threw me in alive."
Three more times the truck came to the gorge from the Sokolski Dom loaded with the other unfortunate ones, and the massacre was continued in the same way. At first we could hear curses mixed with cries of pain, then the crack of guns, dull blows, and finally the bodies rolling down the face of the cliff. The heap of bodies at the bottom of the gorge got higher and higher. From there we could hear the last gasps of the victims who were not yet dead; with our help, a few managed to escape death.
When in the twilight of 5 June the last group had been liquidated, we determined that a total of eight people had survived this fateful night: Milija Bjelica, Radovan Sakota, Dusan and Acim Jaksic, Rade Svorcan, Vidak and Vlado Glusac, and Obren Nosovic. With an insane fear, we were sure that the bodies of our wives, children, and elders were lying there before us. We breathed a sigh of relief and for a moment forgot this darkest human insanity that we had survived under miraculous circumstances, when into the pit fell our bags, the blankets, and other things that our women folk had brought while we were imprisoned in the Sokolski Dom. Also various tools fell down: axes, hammers, adzes, with which the henchmen had killed their victims. Some hand grenades also followed, which fortunately fell into the cliff wall high above us and exploded there. Finally a whole heap of rock debris came tumbling down. We also heard derisive calls like: "Haman, didn't we find you a nice hiding place and covered you with a nice soft blanket."
A while later we heard the bells of a big herd of cows passing the Koritska Jama in the direction of Kula Fazlagic. While the gorge of Golubnjaca was still steaming from the blood of the murder victims, the murderers ran into the village like beasts of prey to plunder the animals and other mobile belongings of their victims, thus leaving the orphaned children, wives, and weak old folk without a drop of milk. Later I read in an Ustasha report that on this occasion 5,294 head of small and large animals were driven from Korita. I maintain that the number was greater by far, for the village of Korita had been famous for its wealth of animals, especially goats and sheep.
We spent all of 5 June in the gorge and didn't try to do anything. Only in the evening twilight, when everything was still, did Dusan Jaksic and Radovan Sakota, who were not seriously wounded, try to get out of the gorge. First Radovan Sakota laid me so that the water would drip on any face from the side; I managed to get individual drops into my mouth. Dusan and Radovan used axes and rope that the Ustashe had thrown into the gorge and they succeeded in climbing out. We waited in fear for what would happen then; we were afraid that Ustasha guards had been placed around the gorge. Only when a belt was thrown down from above (we planned it thus) did we know that everything was OK. This again aroused our hopes for rescue.
But we had to wait for a long time yet in the dark grave of so many people and in the unbearable stench of blood and bodies. Again on 6 June, the Ustashe plundered the village and liquidated the arrested Milosevics from the village of Nemanjica and the Milovics from Zagradac near the school in Korita. Along with the Milosevics and the Milovics, Radovan Sarovic from Stepen was killed on this day, while the mutilated bodies of Dorda Glusac and Branko Kovacevic were found later at the wall of the Trkljina. On the Kubilia headlands, they shot seven of the Milovics, while three men (Radovan, Blagoje, and Lazar) were able to escape; the brothers Milovan and Dusan Milosevic managed to escape from the courtyard of the school at Korita, so that the news of the Ustasha crimes was spread like the wind throughout all of northeast Herzegovina. Armed people from Gornje and Donje Crkvice, Vrbica, Somina, Crni Kuk, and other neighboring villages rushed to the Koritska Jama to rescue the survivors. All the adults of the Kurdulija fraternity joined them, who knew this area well. After they had gotten strong backup from Gacko and Bilece, a group came to the gorge. As long as I live, I will remember the moment when we heard the strong voice of Todor Micunovic from Crkvice: "Oh Milija, try to be patient. Don't worry, we will get you out of here." Soon the brave and bold Petar Kurdulija climbed down on a rope into the gorge. From up above they called to him that he should tie me first, because I was the most seriously wounded; then one after the other, as many as they could; apparently they were afraid that stronger units of the Ustasha or of Italians could come. But I asked Petar to take up the 16-year-old Rado Svorcan first, because his mother had only him, while mine had two children. Only after I heard a determined voice from above: "Don't worry, Milija, you will all get out," did I consent to being the first to be pulled up. Petar wrapped the rope around my belly, tied my broken right arm to my breast, and told me that I had to hold the rope tight with my left hand and kick myself out from the cliff with my legs. That's how I was pulled up from the gorge of Golubnjaca, which since this terrible event has been known as Koritska Jama, the common grave of Svorcan, Bjelica, Glusac, Nosovic, Jaksic, Sakota, Milosevic, Milovic, Kovacevic, and all the others - in all, over 150 victims. While the others were being pulled out, there was a misunderstanding: someone called out that an Italian, motorized column was coming from Bilece. The rescue was thus interrupted; only Obren Nosovic was still in the gorge. But our rescuers waited. When the error was cleared up, Ljubo Kurdulija, later a fearless warrior whose heroic deeds were the talk of all of Herzegovina, climbed down into the gorge and brought Obren up.
After I had been brought up into the daylight, I could hardly believe that I had escaped death, which had been hovering before my eyes for almost five whole days (I was arrested on 2 June). I heard and recognized the voices of my rescuers, among whom was my mother. She asked about Golub, and I only looked at her. Obren Nosovic's son pulled at my sleeve and asked: "Uncle is my father still alive?"
"One Obren Nosovic is alive. But I don't know which one, since both had been thrown into the gorge," I replied with great effort.
They immediately put me onto a horse and we took off. In the saddle, I managed to hold out until we got to Mrda Kurduliga's house, which was not far away. There they had prepared a stretcher, on which they carried me to the house of Vulo Micunovic in Crkvice. Soon the other survivors from the village of Korita came there. The residents of Crkice and the members of other neighboring Montenegrin villages welcomed us as kindly as their grandfathers had done in the past. They shared not only their homes with us, but also the last piece of bread. Armed men went to Gacko immediately, where, as they told us, battles had begun against the Ustasha For that, the surviving inhabitants of the village of Korita will forever be grateful to them.
We who had survived the massacre in the Koritska Jama were examined by Dr. Vojo Dukanovic and Dr. Jovan Bulajic. Vojo gave me a shot for blood poisoning and told Vulo Micunovic, in whose house I was, to get me to the hospital in Niksic as quickly as possible and to have me operated on there, because it was the only way to save any life. That is what happened. Micunovic and the Kraljevics brought me to Miksic on a stretcher with the help of other residents of Crkvice; with us came also the two doctors mentioned above. Thanks to their connections, I was taken into the hospital and operated on immediately. I was in treatment for 48 days.

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President Alija Izetbegovic (deceased Muslim fanatic ) declared Bosnian independence in 1992 from the Balkan States he was also in the Nazi army in the Second World War




Alija Izetbegovic: his background and philosophies
BALKAN RESEARCH CENTRE (UK) MEMBERS BRIEF - December 1992
A briefing paper produced for Members for the 1992/3 Session of the British Parliament Monday 21 December 1992

ALIJA IZETBEGOVIC - BRIEF

ALIJA IZETBEGOVIC, leader of the SDA (Muslim Party of Democratic Action), is currently the President of the Presidency of Bosnia-Hercegovina. He was born in Bosanski Samac in 1925, went to school in Sarajevo, and eventually completed law school; he had no schooling in religion within the Islamic school system .

Izetbegovic's Early Years

From his early youth, Izetbegovic dedicated himself to Islamic work. At 16 he became part of the group that founded religious-political organisation "Yung Muslims" in Sarajevo, in 1940. From the very outset the "YM" was modelled on fundamentalist formations in the Islamic world, such as "As- subban al-muslimun" and "Al-ikwan al-muslimun". One of the five points of the "YM" programme insisted on the unity of the Muslim world through the creation of one large Muslim state .

During the Second World War, the "YM" grew and become part of a network of Islamic religious groups headed by the highly conservative theologian of the Mehmed Handzic (1906-1944). The "YM" were not officially pro-fascist in orientation, though they were pursuit for this by the Communist regime after 1945. There were, however, many individual examples of active collaboration with the Ustashi government .

Izetbegovic was arrested in 1946, for his significant participation in founding the Muslim journal MUDZAHID. He spent the next three years in jail for promoting hatred. At the same time, his friend Nedzib Sacirbegovic was given a four year prison sentence. Sacirbegovic is now Izetbegovic's personal representative in the USA and his son Muhamed, is Bosnia-Hercegovina's ambassador to the UN. Izetbegovic has systematically promoted to top positions in the SDA people who were political "cadres" in the original "YM" movement .

In February 1949, the "Yung Muslims" started an open revolt . This was short-lived. During subsequent trials held in Sarajevo in 1949, four members of the "YM" were sentenced to death and many were given prison sentences . After this lesson, Islamic activists stopped creating illegal groups and started working on Islamisation "from underneath" . This meant penetrating the very pores of the system's institutions, including the formal Islamic community, because the activists considered their leaders to be traitors to the authentic Islamic cause. From the beginning Izetbegovic preferred Shiite Islamic radicalism in comparison to the Sunni .

Izetbegovic's doctrine - "The Islamic Declaration"

Izetbegovic published many articles in Muslim journals (TAKVIM, GVIS, etc.), discussing the sad state of Islam and the necessity for its universal regeneration . In 1970, he wrote and distributed to people of confidence, his specific manifesto or programme for radical pan-Islam - the ISLAMIC DECLARATION .

In this booklet, similar to many of the same type circulating in the Islamic world, but the only one of its sort in Yugoslavia, Izetbegovic advocated:

- general Islamic moral and religious regeneration;
- a return to true Islamic values;
- (re)Islamisation of Muslims;
- creation and strengthening of different types of Islamic unity;
- struggle, up to and including political and armed war for the creation of an Islamic order in countries where Muslims represent majority, or near majority of the population .

In line with his pan-Islamic and anti-secular thinking,Izetbegovic stated in the ISLAMIC DECLARATION that: - there should be the establishment of "a united Islamic community from Morocco to Indonesia";
- with reference to the Turkish model - "Turkey as an Islamic country used to rule the world. Turkey as an imitation of Europe represents a third-rate country, the like of which there is a hundred in the world.";
- "there can be neither peace nor coexistence between the Islamic faith and non-Islamic social and political institutions";
- "the Islamic movement must and can, take over political power as soon as it is morally and numerically so strong that it can not only destroy the existing non-Islamic power, but also to build up a new Islamic one" .

The ISLAMIC DECLARATION is imbued with a deep-set intolerance towards "the values of western civilisation", both capitalist and Marxist. It was re-published in 1990 in Sarajevo, testifying to the fact that its author, in the meantime, had in no way gone back on his positions - one of Islamic fundamentalism .

Muslims who gathered around the re-published ISLAMIC DECLARATION, were former members of the "YM" and new activists. They tie their activities to those of Muslim centres abroad - religious, political, propaganda and economic - above all with specific groups in Iran .

In his book ISLAM BETWEEN EAST AND WEST, published firs in the USA (1984) and then Turkey, develops his views on the superiority of Islam over all other religions, cultures, ideologies and philosophies. This book was published in Serbo- Croatian, only in Belgrade in 1988; the Sarajevo authorities used all means to prevent it getting published at all .

Izetbegovic - leader of Bosnia's Muslims

With a group of Muslim activists, Izetbegovic was arrested in 1983 for activities against the state. As the chief defendant, he was sentenced to fourteen years. In 1988, he was released after less than six years of prison . After the fall of Communism in Yugoslavia, Izetbegovic became one of the leaders in the creation of the SDA party (1990), as a Muslim political party. He was elected President with the support of his old fellows from the ranks of the "YM" and the support of the young radicals .

Izetbegovic gave his new, nominally national and civilian political party, a deeply-set religious connotation. As the first president of the collective Presidency of this young state, and by far the most influential Muslim politician on the soil of former Yugoslavia (having ousted his more popular rival Fikret Abdic), the strength of his position allows him to pursue his youthful (pan)Islamic dreams .

His internal and external policies changed tactfully as per the power struggle both inside and outside of Yugoslavia. But, from a strategic standpoint Izetbegovic has not budget an inch from his early conception that "every good Muslim, through his formal engagement, including the political one, at all times and all places, must above all serve Islam, by force if necessary" . Because of Izetbegovic's anti-Communism, the fundamentalist radicalism of the political programme contained in the ISLAMIC DECLARATION, went virtually unnoticed in most western countries .

As such, the rise of a native and authentic Islamic fundamentalist movement in Yugoslavia, was for the West, up until recently, an incomprehensible and inconceivable idea .

For some, it remains so today . This fanatical conviction of Izetbegovic - namely that the highest motive justifies every move, every decision, (including that of disposing of his predecessors), has definitely helped plunge Bosnia into the midst of an ethnic and religious war .

Summary

Only after one carefully considers the foregoing does it become understandable why, recently, Izetbegovic signed an agreement for the "cantonisation" of Bosnia with representatives of the European Community in Lisbon, and cancelled it two days later. Izetbegovic will accept any kind of deal in order to get his way - he is not ashamed if it is proved that he lies, because he says "all is allowed for Islam" .

Now it seems logical why Izetbegovic visited only radical Muslim countries during the first nine months of his presidency . Izetbegovic is a man who is willing to sacrifice half of the population to achieve his religious goals - to be the first president od an Islamic state in Europe - however small . In the light of above facts one can better understand Izetbegovic's statements of sympathy for the "Islamic Revolution" in Iran .

Only Izetbegovic and Ayatollah Khomeini, out of all presidents who officially visited Turkey, did not pay respect to the grave of Ataturk - for them he was traitor of fundamentalist Muslim principles .

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Reply #8 - Jun 6th, 2012 at 7:43pm
 
Too funny, from Falah, the guy who describes Jews as parasites, believes in the global Jewish conspiracy, and wants to forcibly migrate all the Jews from Israel:

How Islam Saved The Jews

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Reply #9 - Jun 6th, 2012 at 8:54pm
 
freediver wrote on Jun 6th, 2012 at 7:43pm:
Too funny, from Falah, the guy who describes Jews as parasites, believes in the global Jewish conspiracy, and wants to forcibly migrate all the Jews from Israel:

How Islam Saved The Jews




Did you read how the practitioner's of the religion of peace tied people in three's and try to shoot them all at the same time. Going back in history islam killed and persecuted ALL RELIGIONS AND ALL PEOPLE in the old state known then as Yugoslavia. You can understand why mulims are classed as scum in that area of the globe.
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Reply #10 - Jun 6th, 2012 at 11:34pm
 
freediver wrote on Jun 1st, 2012 at 8:56am:
Hitler was very popular in the Muslim countries


Conducted a poll on this did you Freeliar? Grin Grin Grin

freediver wrote on Jun 1st, 2012 at 8:56am:
and they eagerly jumped on his bandwagon and fought for him.


You don't get tired of lying do you Freeliar. You remind a lot of the Zionists.

How many Muslims fought for Hitler?


freediver wrote on Jun 1st, 2012 at 8:56am:
They did not go through the same sense of repulsion that the west did after WWII.


I think you mean embarrassment. The European Christians were embarrassed that their own people had been Nazis.


freediver wrote on Jun 1st, 2012 at 8:56am:
This is reflected in their continuing antagonism towards Jews.


Did Muslims invade the jewish country and force Jews to flee, or was it the other way around Freeliar?


freediver wrote on Jun 1st, 2012 at 8:56am:
However, where I think the parallel is strongest is in how Sunni Muslims (eg ABu and Falah) want to solve the 'Shite problem'.


How do sunnis want to 'solve' the "shi-ite problem" Freediver?
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Reply #11 - Jun 6th, 2012 at 11:41pm
 
Albanian Muslims Saved Jews from the Holocaust


In a CBC radio documentary (November 2010) Heda Aly notes that, “In a little known fact of history, in Muslim Albania, not a single Jew was handed over to the Nazis during WW2 because opening your door to strangers is entrenched in an ancient Albanian code of honour, Besa.”...

...In the CBC documentary Randi Winter, a colleague of Norman Gershman, tells the story of a Muslim family that was hiding a Jewish boy. The Nazis came to the door and demanded “Give us the Jew.” The father replied that there were no Jews in his house, only his two Muslim sons.

Winter tells how the Nazis said they knew he only had one. The father “turned to his son and said, in a quiet voice, ‘Now is the time to show who we are.’ And when they asked for the Jew his own son stepped forward and they shot him on the spot.”

Alberto Colonomos and his family were among those hidden from the Nazis. David Weinberg, writing for Voice of America (December 2010) reports that, “A wealthy man who worked in a tobacco factory took in the Colonomos family. Unlike many Jews in other parts of Europe who survived the war in cellars and attics, Jews in Albania were …treated as honoured guests.” Besa dictated that the welfare of guests was put before that of family.

Colonomos, who was ten when the Germans arrived, said the host family knew of the risks they were taking: “They really hid us with their lives. They knew that the Germans - the consequences if they catch them were very, very stiff. So they would be shot. But when they have that Besa, they will not denounce their guests. They were amazing people.”

It’s estimated that as many as 2,000 people were saved from the gas chambers by the actions of Albanian Muslims...

http://suite101.com/article/albanian-muslims-saved-jews-from-the-holocaust-a4036...
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Reply #12 - Jun 6th, 2012 at 11:42pm
 
The Paris Muslims who saved Jews from the Nazis


    In Paris, a grand mosque built in honour of the 100,000 Muslim soldiers who died fighting for France in the First World War, became a sanctuary for Jews escaping persecution less than three decades later. Si Kaddour Benghabrit was a French Algerian who was deeply loyal to France. During World War I, he was appointed honourary consul-general and served the religious needs of Muslims in the French army. After the war came to an end, he worked in the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs until 1920, when the parliament decided to acknowledge his loyalty by asking him to establish a mosque in Paris. Six years later, the Great Mosque of Paris became a reality and Benghabrit was appointed its rector.

    When war broke out in Europe again, and Jewish lives were in danger, Benghabrit used the mosque as a hiding place, issuing each person with a fake certificate of Muslim identity. One North African Jew named Albert Assouline who had escaped from a German prison camp, wrote of his experience hiding in the mosque, “No fewer than 1,732 resistance fighters found refuge in its underground caverns. These included Muslim escapees but also Christians and Jews. The latter were by far the most numerous.” Accounts differ on the number of those saved, yet it remains a shining story of human solidarity.

In tracing the story down it seems that the main witness was Assouline. As described by the American Council for Judaism in a book review of Robert Satloff's Among the Righteous:

According to Assouline, he and an Algerian named Yassa Rabah escaped together from the camp and stealthily traversed the countryside across the French-German border, heading for Paris. Once in Paris they made their way to the mosque, where, evidently thanks to Rabah’s connections to the Algerian community, the two found refuge. Eventually Assouline continued his journey and joined up with Free French forces to continue the fight against the German occupation ... the most fantastic part of the story was his claim that the mosque provided sanctuary and sustenance to Jews hiding from the Vichy and German troops as well as to other fighters in the anti-Fascist resistance.

In a 1983 article for Almanach due Combattant, a French veterans’ magazine, Assouline wrote [that] the senior imam of the mosque, Si Mohammed Benzouaou took “considerable risk” by hiding Jews and providing many (including many children) with certificates of Muslim identity, with which they could avoid deportation and certain death. Assouline recalled one “hot alert” when German soldiers smelled the odor of cigarettes and, convinced that Muslims were forbidden to smoke, searched the mosque looking for hidden Jews. According to Assouline, the Jews were able to escape via sewer tunnels that connected the mosque to nearby buildings.

http://jewishrefugees.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/paris-muslims-who-saved-jews-from-...
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Namık Kemal Yolga (1914 – 2001) was a Turkish diplomat and statesman, known as the Turkish Schindler. During World War II, Yolga was the Vice-Consul at the Turkish Embassy in Paris, France. His efforts to save the lives of Turkish Jews from the Nazi concentration camps earned him the title of "Turkish Schindler", and he received recognition from the Turkish and Israeli governments in the late 20th century.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namik_Kemal_Yolga
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Reply #14 - Jun 6th, 2012 at 11:51pm
 
First Arab Nominated for Holocaust Honor


JERUSALEM, Jan. 30 - At the height of World War II, Khaled Abdelwahhab hid a group of Jews on his farm in a small Tunisian town, saving them from the Nazi troops occupying the North African nation.

Now, Abdelwahhab has become the first Arab nominated for recognition as "Righteous Among the Nations," an honor bestowed on non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews from Nazi persecution.

The nomination of Abdelwahhab, who died in 1997, has reopened a little-known chapter of the Holocaust in the Arab countries of North Africa.

Abdelwahhab was nominated by Robert Satloff, director of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, a U.S. think tank.

Satloff said that after the Sept. 11 attacks, he went to Morocco to research what happened during the Nazi genocide...

"I asked, did any Arabs save Jews in the Holocaust?" Satloff said. "If they did, these are stories about which Arabs could be proud. It would also entail accepting the context, because it would mean there was something to save Jews from."

The search led to Abdelwahhab, the son of an aristocratic family who was 32 when German troops arrived in Tunisia in November 1942. The nation was home to some 100,000 Jews at the time.

According to Israel's Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem, the Germans imposed anti-Semitic policies in Tunisia that included fines, forcing Jews to wear Star of David badges and confiscating property. More than 5,000 Jews were sent to forced labor camps, where 46 are known to have died. About 160 Tunisian Jews in France were sent to European death camps.

Abdelwahhab served as an interlocutor between the population of the coastal town of Mahdia and German forces, Satloff said.

When he heard that German officers were planning to rape Odette Boukris, a local Jewish woman, he gathered her family and several other Jewish families in Mahdia - around two dozen people - and took them to his farm outside town. He hid them for four months, until the occupation ended.

"Khaled is the finest example, though not the only one, of an Arab who saved Jews from persecution during the German occupation," Satloff said.


Satloff first heard Abdelwahhab's story several years ago from Odette Boukris' daughter, Anny Boukris, a resident of a Los Angeles suburb. An 11-year-old in 1943, Anny Boukris was also hidden by Abdelwahhab.

Satloff went to Mahdia and talked to Anny Boukris' childhood friends, who confirmed the story. Just weeks after Boukris recorded her 83-page testimony, she died at age 71.

...Since the war, Yad Vashem has conferred the status on 21,700 people, including some 60 Muslims from the Balkans...

Tunisia was the only North African country to come under direct Nazi rule. Morocco and Algeria were governed by the pro-Nazi collaborators of Vichy France.

Bruce Maddy-Weitzman, a North Africa expert at Tel Aviv University, said Morocco's king at the time, Mohammed V, intervened to protect Jews in his country. "But the story in Tunisia was quite different, because there was a direct occupation by the German army," he said.

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Reply #15 - Jun 6th, 2012 at 11:59pm
 
Bosnia Jews Repay Muslims


Motive:...in gratitude to the Muslims who hid Jews during the Nazi occupation...

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=S2RcAAAAIBAJ&sjid=0FYNAAAAIBAJ&pg=1507,4720...
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Reply #16 - Jun 7th, 2012 at 12:03am
 
freediver wrote on Jun 6th, 2012 at 7:43pm:
Too funny, from Falah, the guy who describes Jews as parasites, believes in the global Jewish conspiracy, and wants to forcibly migrate all the Jews from Israel:



Freeliar, you managed to fit three lies into one sentence. You have outdone yourself this time.
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Reply #18 - Jun 7th, 2012 at 12:50am
 
Muslims allowed Jews to return to Jerusalem after the Romans and Byzantine Christians had forbidden Jews from entering.

When The Catholic Crusaders invaded Jerusalem, they killed every Jew they could lay their hands on.

When Saladin recaptured Jerusalem from the murderous Catholic Crusaders, he allowed Jews to resettle in Jerusalem.

Throughout history, it has been Muslims who gave Jews sanctuary from Christians. How do they repay? By invading Palestine and forcing Palestinians off their land.
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Reply #19 - Jun 7th, 2012 at 12:52am
 
Holocaust Survivor: Bosnian Muslims Saved Our Lives in 1941


http://bosniakandjewishfriendship.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/jakob-ehrlich.jpgw=614

...In 1941, when the Germans invaded Yugoslavia – a melting pot of Christians, Muslims and Jews; and of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – it was Isidor’s Muslim soccer friends who encouraged him to flee Sarajevo. When the young father tried to persuade the extended members of his family to do the same, they laughed at him. And most did not survive the war.

With help from several of their Muslim friends, the Ehrlichs were able to escape detection by the Nazi’s Croatian collaborators and flee Sarajevo disguised as Muslims. They traveled by train to Mostar, a Yugoslavian territory occupied by Italians, Germans and Croats, and stayed with a Muslim family. “They could have been shot for helping us,” he says...


https://bosniakandjewishfriendship.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/holocaust-survivor-b...
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Reply #20 - Jun 7th, 2012 at 1:24am
 
Falah

Are you peeved at the truth about Yugoslavia, if not why do you try to explain away that particular atrocity?

The muslims for years have denigrated other peoples religion in that particular part of the world!!!!

Old Vlad the Impaler knew what to do with people of your persuasion, It was after all there country
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Reply #21 - Jun 7th, 2012 at 8:15am
 
falah wrote on Jun 7th, 2012 at 12:03am:
freediver wrote on Jun 6th, 2012 at 7:43pm:
Too funny, from Falah, the guy who describes Jews as parasites, believes in the global Jewish conspiracy, and wants to forcibly migrate all the Jews from Israel:



Freeliar, you managed to fit three lies into one sentence. You have outdone yourself this time.


freediver wrote on Jan 25th, 2012 at 7:27pm:
Please don't accuse Falah of antisemitism (or hating Jews for that matter) or Abu will be forced to delete this thread - again. Still not exactly sure why the first one was deleted.



Does this come with the territory if you revert to Islam?

Love the Merchant of Venice reference. It really adds validity to your views LOL.

falah wrote on Jan 24th, 2012 at 6:39pm:
In more than 2000 years, the Jews have never really had a great civilisation have they?

What is it that parasites do? They suck the resources out of their host with little regard for the well-being of the host.

Some might say that the Jewish religion enables this type of activity with the idea of gentiles being sub-humans wo are legitimate targets of Jewish harm. Jews allowed themselves to offer interest-based loans to non-Jews and grew rich in the process.

This mainly occured when Europeans monarchies -desparate for resource to finance their wars - began allowing the Jews to offer interest-based loans.

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William Shakespeare's book The Merchant of Venice demonstrates how medieval Europeans viewed the Jews and their money-lending practices.


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Not only did Muslims save Jews in WWII, but they also saved Christians in Rwanda:

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Islam Attracting Many Survivors of Rwanda Genocide


...Since the genocide, Rwandans have converted to Islam in huge numbers. Muslims now make up 14 percent of the 8.2 million people here in Africa's most Catholic nation, twice as many as before the killings began.

Many converts say they chose Islam because of the role that some Catholic and Protestant leaders played in the genocide. Human rights groups have documented several incidents in which Christian clerics allowed Tutsis to seek refuge in churches, then surrendered them to Hutu death squads, as well as instances of Hutu priests and ministers encouraging their congregations to kill Tutsis. Today some churches serve as memorials to the many people slaughtered among their pews.

Four clergymen are facing genocide charges at the U.N.-created International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and last year in Belgium, the former colonial power, two Rwandan nuns were convicted of murder for their roles in the massacre of 7,000 Tutsis who sought protection at a Benedictine convent.

In contrast, many Muslim leaders and families are being honored for protecting and hiding those who were fleeing.


Some say Muslims did this because of the religion's strong dictates against murder, though Christian doctrine proscribes it as well. Others say Muslims, always considered an ostracized minority, were not swept up in the Hutus' campaign of bloodshed and were unafraid of supporting a cause they felt was honorable.

"I know people in America think Muslims are terrorists, but for Rwandans they were our freedom fighters during the genocide," said Jean Pierre Sagahutu, 37, a Tutsi who converted to Islam from Catholicism after his father and nine other members of his family were slaughtered. "I wanted to hide in a church, but that was the worst place to go. Instead, a Muslim family took me. They saved my life."

Sagahutu said his father had worked at a hospital where he was friendly with a Muslim family. They took Sagahutu in, even though they were Hutus. "I watched them pray five times a day. I ate with them and I saw how they lived," he said. "When they pray, Hutu and Tutsi are in the same mosque. There is no difference. I needed to see that."

Islam has long been a religion of the downtrodden. In the Middle East and South Asia, the religion has had a strong focus on outreach to the poor and tackling social ills by banning alcohol and encouraging sexual modesty. In the United States, Malcolm X used a form of Islam to encourage economic and racial empowerment among blacks.

Muslim leaders say they have a natural constituency in Rwanda, where AIDS and poverty have replaced genocide as the most daunting problems. "Islam fits into the fabric of our society. It helps those who are in poverty. It preaches against behaviors that create AIDS. It offers education in the Koran and Arabic when there is not a lot of education being offered," said Habimana, the chief mufti. "I think people can relate to Islam. They are converting as a sign of appreciation to the Muslim community who sheltered them during the genocide."...

...That fact worries the Catholic church. Priests here said they have asked for advice from church leaders in Rome about how to react to the number of converts to Islam.

"The Catholic church has a problem after genocide," said the Rev. Jean Bosco Ntagugire, who works at Kigali churches. "The trust has been broken. We can't say, 'Christians come back.' We have to hope that happens when faith builds again."...

..."If it weren't for the Muslims, my whole family would be dead," said Aisha Uwimbabazi, 27, a convert and mother of two children. "I was very, very thankful for Muslim people during the genocide. I thought about it and I really felt it was right to change."

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Since '94 Horror, Rwandans Turn Toward Islam


When 800,000 of their countrymen were killed in massacres that began 10 years ago this week, many Rwandans lost faith not only in their government but in their religion as well. Today, in what is still a predominantly Catholic country, Islam is the fastest growing religion.

Roman Catholicism has been the dominant faith in Rwanda for more than a century. But many people, disgusted by the role that some priests and nuns played in the killing frenzy, have shunned organized religion altogether, and many more have turned to Islam.

''People died in my old church, and the pastor helped the killers,'' said Yakobo Djuma Nzeyimana, 21, who became a Muslim in 1996. ''I couldn't go back and pray there. I had to find something else.''

Wearing a black prayer cap, Mr. Nzeyimana was one of nearly 2,000 worshipers at the Masdjid Al Fat'h last Friday. The crowd was so large that some Muslims set their prayer mats on the dirt outside the mosque and prayed in the midday heat.

The Muslim community now boasts so many converts that it has had to embark on a crash campaign to build new mosques to accommodate all of the faithful. About 500 mosques are scattered throughout Rwanda, about double the number that existed a decade ago.

Although no accurate census has been done, Muslims leaders in Rwanda estimate that they have about a million followers, or about 15 percent of the population. That, too, would represent a doubling of their numbers in the past 10 years.

Muslim leaders credit the gains to their ability during the 1994 massacres to shield most Muslims, and many other Rwandans, from certain death. ''The Muslims handled themselves well in '94, and I wanted to be like them,'' said Alex Rutiririza, explaining why he converted to Islam last year.

With killing all around, he said, the safest place to be back then was in a Muslim neighborhood. Then as now, many of Rwanda's Muslims lived crowded together in the Biryogo neighborhood of Kigali.

During the mass killing of Tutsi, militias had the place surrounded, but Hutu Muslims did not cooperate with the Hutu killers. They said they felt far more connected through religion than through ethnicity, and Muslim Tutsi were spared.

''Nobody died in a mosque,'' said Ramadhani Rugema, executive secretary of the Muslim Association of Rwanda. ''No Muslim wanted any other Muslim to die. We stood up to the militias. And we helped many non-Muslims get away.''

Mr. Rugema, a Tutsi, said he owed his life to a Muslim stranger who hid him in his home when members of the Interahamwe militia were pursuing him...

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Rwanda's religious reflections


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Twenty-year-old Zafran Mukantwari was the only person in her family who survived the genocide.

I meet her sitting outside Kigali's Al-Aqsa mosque.

She is tightly veiled and speaks softly as she tells me what happened 10 years ago.

Her family were Catholic, she says. Those who killed them worshipped at the same church.

At the age of 10, Zafran found herself alone and at first she continued going to church.

She thought she could find support there. But then she began to question her faith.

"When I realised that the people I was praying with killed my parents, I preferred to become a Muslim because Muslims did not kill."

No protection

Before the genocide more than 60% of Rwandans were Catholic.

And when the killings started, tens of thousands of Tutsis fled to churches for sanctuary. But they found little protection there.

Churches became sites of slaughter, carried out even at the altar.

On the opposite side of Kigali from Al Aqsa mosque, is the church of Sainte Famille. As dawn mass is celebrated, the sound of hymns carries outside and floats across the waking city.

During the genocide, hundreds of Tutsis crammed inside here trying to escape the horrors unfolding outside. But Hutu militias came repeatedly with lists of those to be killed.

The priest in charge of the church, Father Wenceslas Munyeshyaka, is blamed for colluding with the killers.

Discarding his priest's cassock, witnesses say he took to wearing a flack jacket and carrying a pistol.

"Some members of the Church failed in their mission, they contradicted what they stood for," says Father Antoine Kambanda, director of the charity, Caritas, in Kigali.

He acknowledges that while some priests and nuns risked their lives trying to stop the slaughter, others were implicated in the killings...


Turning to Islam

This position that blame lies with individuals, rather the Church as an institution, is still highly controversial, as Rwanda marks the tenth anniversary of the genocide.

The Church hierarchy in Rwanda supported the previous regime of President Juvenal Habyarimana. And they failed to denounce ethnic hatred then being disseminated.

Some survivors like Zafran have since left the Catholic Church, unable to reconcile the Church's teaching with the actions of its most senior members during the genocide.

Sheikh Saleh Habimana, the Mufti of Rwanda, is the representative of the country's Muslims.

He says many turned to Islam because Muslims were seen to have acted differently.

"The roofs of Muslim houses were full of non-Muslims hiding..."

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In Nigeria Muslims are trying the original way of conversion aren't they Falah?
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Falah, would you be interested in explaining how your views on how Israeli Jews should be treated reflects Muhammed's example rather than Hitler's example?

Also, it appears to me that Sunni Islam's approach to Shites is even worse than their treatment of Jews. Could you comment on that?
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Adamant wrote on Jun 8th, 2012 at 3:37pm:
Regarded seriously, the founder of Islam, Mohammed, did what Adolf Hitler did in the past century to win power. What Mein Kampf is to Adolf Hitler, the Koran is to Muslims. A neutral reader will find there more than 200 passages with calls to battle against infidels. This devilish concoction, the Koran, should be on the Index, like Mein Kampf. Mohammed and Adolf Hitler are alike in many ways.

In the city of Yathrib, now called Medina, Mohammed beheaded more than 500 Jews. More wouldn’t have been possible. At that time, there were no longer any male Jews in Yathrib. The Nazi ideology and Islam are very similar. It was not for no reason that the leaders of Islam formed their own Islamic SS brigades to support Hitler in his genocidal campaign against the Jews. Allah’s green Nazis are being courted by today’s policies. An irony of world history.


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Udo Ulfkotte: It always makes me chuckle, when this idea is mentioned. Islamophobia comes from Islamic territory. Most Muslims suffer from it. The Sunni Muslims have an Islamophobia about the Shi’ite Muslims, the Shi’ite Muslims have an Islamophobia about the Muslims of the Ahmadiyya, and so on. In the 17 years when I lived largely among Muslims in Islamic countries, I was able to study this Islamophobia.

I know of no other group of people in he world who are so shaped by Islamophobia as are the Muslims. And I do not know of one single bias researcher who has ever dealt with that. That, too, is choked off. So it is not at all a question of Islamophobia, but of political correctness. Something is being hammered into the heads of the stupid Germans. And the really stupid ones actually believe it.
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freediver wrote on Jun 7th, 2012 at 6:05pm:
Falah, would you be interested in explaining how your views on how Israeli Jews should be treated reflects Muhammed's example rather than Hitler's example?


Freeliar, Hitler wanted to expel Jews from Europe, and ended overseeing the death of many of them.

I propose that Jews be allowed to live in Europe.

The Jews are welcome to live in an Islamic state as soon as they return stolen property and pay compensation for their crimes.

freediver wrote on Jun 7th, 2012 at 6:05pm:
Also, it appears to me that Sunni Islam's approach to Shites is even worse than their treatment of Jews. Could you comment on that?


Freeliar you always speak lies. Why don't you explain what your "take" on it is then i can tell you that you are wrong.
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Freeliar, Hitler wanted to expel Jews from Europe, and ended overseeing the death of many of them.

I propose that Jews be allowed to live in Europe.


I see. Hitler sent them running off to Israel. You want to send them running back to Europe. That is the only difference between Islam and Nazism on the matter?

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Ah, the Jew tax? Is that it, or would some have to pay with their lives, like in Muhammed's examples?

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Freeliar you always speak lies. Why don't you explain what your "take" on it is then i can tell you that you are wrong.


I don't see shites as a problem to begin with, so I don't have a take on it. I am asking what your is. You started out listing which ones you would kill, then said you would spare the others so long as they... and left it hanging.
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"I preferred to become a Muslim because Muslims did not kill."

I seem to forget ... was Osama bin hiding buddist?  and how many muslims were in the twin towers?
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Reply #31 - Jun 8th, 2012 at 8:09pm
 
falah wrote on Jun 8th, 2012 at 7:38pm:
freediver wrote on Jun 7th, 2012 at 6:05pm:
Falah, would you be interested in explaining how your views on how Israeli Jews should be treated reflects Muhammed's example rather than Hitler's example?


Freeliar, Hitler wanted to expel Jews from Europe, and ended overseeing the death of many of them.

I propose that Jews be allowed to live in Europe.

The Jews are welcome to live in an Islamic state as soon as they return stolen property and pay compensation for their crimes.

freediver wrote on Jun 7th, 2012 at 6:05pm:
Also, it appears to me that Sunni Islam's approach to Shites is even worse than their treatment of Jews. Could you comment on that?


Freeliar you always speak lies. Why don't you explain what your "take" on it is then i can tell you that you are wrong.



why do you live in a white person's christian country and think it is ok?

We let Muslims live in Israel.

But Muslim countries do not allow me in on my Israel passport.

Muslims are very hypocrtics a lot of the time
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John Smith wrote on Jun 8th, 2012 at 7:57pm:
"I preferred to become a Muslim because Muslims did not kill."

I seem to forget ... was Osama bin hiding buddist?  and how many muslims were in the twin towers?


Bin Laden says he wasn't behind attacks


Islamic militant leader Osama bin Laden, the man the United States considers the prime suspect in last week's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, denied any role Sunday in the actions believed to have killed thousands.

In a statement issued to the Arabic satellite channel Al Jazeera, based in Qatar, bin Laden said, "The U.S. government has consistently blamed me for being behind every occasion its enemies attack it.

"I would like to assure the world that I did not plan the recent attacks, which seems to have been planned by people for personal reasons," bin Laden's statement said.

"I have been living in the Islamic emirate of Afghanistan and following its leaders' rules. The current leader does not allow me to exercise such operations," bin Laden said.

Asked Sunday if he believed bin Laden's denial, President Bush said, "No question he is the prime suspect. No question about that."...

http://articles.cnn.com/2001-09-16/us/inv.binladen.denial_1_bin-laden-taliban-su...
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falah wrote on Jun 9th, 2012 at 12:01am:
John Smith wrote on Jun 8th, 2012 at 7:57pm:
"I preferred to become a Muslim because Muslims did not kill."

I seem to forget ... was Osama bin hiding buddist?  and how many muslims were in the twin towers?


Bin Laden says he wasn't behind attacks


Islamic militant leader Osama bin Laden, the man the United States considers the prime suspect in last week's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, denied any role Sunday in the actions believed to have killed thousands.

In a statement issued to the Arabic satellite channel Al Jazeera, based in Qatar, bin Laden said, "The U.S. government has consistently blamed me for being behind every occasion its enemies attack it.

"I would like to assure the world that I did not plan the recent attacks, which seems to have been planned by people for personal reasons," bin Laden's statement said.

"I have been living in the Islamic emirate of Afghanistan and following its leaders' rules. The current leader does not allow me to exercise such operations," bin Laden said.

Asked Sunday if he believed bin Laden's denial, President Bush said, "No question he is the prime suspect. No question about that."...

http://articles.cnn.com/2001-09-16/us/inv.binladen.denial_1_bin-laden-taliban-su...


falah if you believe that you'd believe anything ... Ivan milat also says he was innocent ... Ok, for the sake of argument, the terrorists on the planes that took out the towers then ... or are they also claiming it wasn't them? ...
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Reply #34 - Jun 9th, 2012 at 9:16am
 
falah wrote on Jun 9th, 2012 at 12:01am:
John Smith wrote on Jun 8th, 2012 at 7:57pm:
"I preferred to become a Muslim because Muslims did not kill."

I seem to forget ... was Osama bin hiding buddist?  and how many muslims were in the twin towers?


Bin Laden says he wasn't behind attacks


Islamic militant leader Osama bin Laden, the man the United States considers the prime suspect in last week's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, denied any role Sunday in the actions believed to have killed thousands.

In a statement issued to the Arabic satellite channel Al Jazeera, based in Qatar, bin Laden said, "The U.S. government has consistently blamed me for being behind every occasion its enemies attack it.

"I would like to assure the world that I did not plan the recent attacks, which seems to have been planned by people for personal reasons," bin Laden's statement said.

"I have been living in the Islamic emirate of Afghanistan and following its leaders' rules. The current leader does not allow me to exercise such operations," bin Laden said.

Asked Sunday if he believed bin Laden's denial, President Bush said, "No question he is the prime suspect. No question about that."...

http://articles.cnn.com/2001-09-16/us/inv.binladen.denial_1_bin-laden-taliban-su...


Falah didn't you explain recently that the Taliban would have been forced to kick Osama out if he had admitted to it - and also that deception is part of war? In this context, can you explain how to rationally interpret this claim?
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freediver wrote on Jun 9th, 2012 at 9:16am:
falah wrote on Jun 9th, 2012 at 12:01am:
John Smith wrote on Jun 8th, 2012 at 7:57pm:
"I preferred to become a Muslim because Muslims did not kill."

I seem to forget ... was Osama bin hiding buddist?  and how many muslims were in the twin towers?


Bin Laden says he wasn't behind attacks


Islamic militant leader Osama bin Laden, the man the United States considers the prime suspect in last week's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, denied any role Sunday in the actions believed to have killed thousands.

In a statement issued to the Arabic satellite channel Al Jazeera, based in Qatar, bin Laden said, "The U.S. government has consistently blamed me for being behind every occasion its enemies attack it.

"I would like to assure the world that I did not plan the recent attacks, which seems to have been planned by people for personal reasons," bin Laden's statement said.

"I have been living in the Islamic emirate of Afghanistan and following its leaders' rules. The current leader does not allow me to exercise such operations," bin Laden said.

Asked Sunday if he believed bin Laden's denial, President Bush said, "No question he is the prime suspect. No question about that."...

http://articles.cnn.com/2001-09-16/us/inv.binladen.denial_1_bin-laden-taliban-su...


Falah didn't you explain recently that the Taliban would have been forced to kick Osama out if he had admitted to it - and also that deception is part of war? In this context, can you explain how to rationally interpret this claim?


Freeliar, it is has already been explained that the type of deception in warfare only means concealing military secrets such as ongoing war strategies or locations of armies and weapons, etc.

Straight-out lying about criminal events is not allowed in Islam.

Are you suggesting that Sep 11 was a part of some war?

Bin Laden was not the leader of any country, so does not have the right to make war on anyone

You are suggesting that the religious Bin Laden was knowingly committing sins?

It is a sin to disobey the leader of the Islamic state. Why would Bin Laden do this?

It is a sin to lie. Why would Bin Laden do it?

It is a sin to kill non-combatants. Why would Bin Laden do it?





The US changed its mind on the issue anyway. First they said Bin Laden was the mastermind behind Sep11, now they say it is Khalid Sheikh Mohammed?


Who is the real mastermind Freeliar?

Why did the US change its mind?


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Reply #36 - Jun 9th, 2012 at 12:42pm
 
But you stone to death a young girl in Islamic country yes?

You are animal people.
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Freeliar, it is has already been explained that the type of deception in warfare only means concealing military secrets such as ongoing war strategies or locations of armies and weapons, etc.


Osama declared war on the US. It was ongoing according to him. 9/11 was part of his strategy. Why wouldn't he lie about it?

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Like I said, Osama declared war on the US and had carried out a series of attacks, all in an attempt to get the US to notice he was at war with them. With 9/11, the US noticed, so there was no need for him to claim responsibility.

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Is this an Islamic principle? It didn't stop him declaring war did it? Nor did the Taliban feel obligued to kick him out.

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You are suggesting that the religious Bin Laden was knowingly committing sins?


Sure, but I am also sure that like you, he had an excuse for every evil thing done by Muslims. You hardly inspire confidence with your excuses.

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It is a sin to disobey the leader of the Islamic state. Why would Bin Laden do this?


Who says he disobeyed? You are having trouble getting your head around the concept of 'lying about your military strategy' aren't you Falah?

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It is a sin to lie. Why would Bin Laden do it?


You just told us why.

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It is a sin to kill non-combatants. Why would Bin Laden do it?


I thought it was only an Islamic sin to kill the 'innocent' (and Islam even stretches the emaning of innocent doesnt it)? Were the 500 Jews slaughtered by Muhammed in Medina all combatants? You yourself outlined plans to kill a lot of Australians, Americans, British, Iranian etc people. None of the examples you gave were combatants. Why do you seem to change your mind about what Islam permits? How are the people in the twin towers any less guilty than the 500 Jews in Medina?

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The US changed its mind on the issue anyway. First they said Bin Laden was the mastermind behind Sep11, now they say it is Khalid Sheikh Mohammed?


Bin Laden was the leader. Khalid was the 'architect' of the attacks. Someone else lead them into 'battle'. Khalid also headed up AQ's propaganda operations (so funny you should bring him up in this context). A bit like Hitler and Goering perhaps. Surely this is not too confusing a concept?

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Who says they changed their mind? Only you.
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Breaking News


Pilgrimages have started to bin laden's burial site.

Falah, Abu I have a mate who has a boat I can get him to drop you off if you like.

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freediver wrote on Aug 1st, 2015 at 7:06pm:

Untermentch = kaffir/dhimmi???


Is it really true???? Am I, a blond and blue eyed aryan an untermentch, a mere kaffir or dhimmi to Muslims?

Gandy, is this true? Really??

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Soren wrote on Aug 1st, 2015 at 11:20pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 1st, 2015 at 7:06pm:

Untermentch = kaffir/dhimmi???


Is it really true???? Am I, a blond and blue eyed aryan an untermentch, a mere kaffir or dhimmi to Muslims?

Gandy, is this true? Really??

Sad Sad Sad Sad Sad


It must be, old boy. It’s in the Wiki.

Gandalf has been cunningly hiding his true intentions here for the past three years. He’s been mendaciously pretending to be more open, more tolerant and more freeeeedom-loving than you could ever be, and do you know?

It’s all a sinister ruse to catch you. Google: taqiyya. When you least expect it, expect it.

Out with it, G, the jig’s up. You’re a dirty Nazi after all.
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Gandalf has been cunningly hiding his true intentions here for the past three years. He’s been mendaciously pretending to be more open, more tolerant and more freeeeedom-loving than you could ever be, and do you know?

It’s all a sinister ruse to catch you. Google: taqiyya. When you least expect it, expect it.


Sounds it a bit like those racist anti-Islam protestors with the tinted speaker that you were banging on about.
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freediver wrote on Aug 2nd, 2015 at 8:53am:
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Gandalf has been cunningly hiding his true intentions here for the past three years. He’s been mendaciously pretending to be more open, more tolerant and more freeeeedom-loving than you could ever be, and do you know?

It’s all a sinister ruse to catch you. Google: taqiyya. When you least expect it, expect it.


Sounds it a bit like those racist anti-Islam protestors with the tinted speaker that you were banging on about.


Excuse me, that tinted speaker was defending the freeeeedoms of decent white people everywhere. He should be commended.

I think you need to put your point of view in the porkies thread, FD. It’s most educational.
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Worse than Nazism.
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The Square and the Tower
Networks, Hierarchies and the struggle for global power
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Chapter 37, page 222, The Leader Principle

Most fascist regimes started out by royal or aristocratic appointment, then swiftly centralised power. Nazism was different. In terms of votes, fascism was a disproportionately German phenomenon. Within Germany it attracted support across the geographic (including city vs country), social and conventional political spectrum, in an almost fractal geographic pattern. The Catholic centre party was more resilient than the parties previously supported mainly by protestants. The author describes Hitler as "going viral". From the book:

To many observers it seemed like a religious awakening. One Sturmabteilung serrgeant explained: 'Our opponents therefore committed a fundamental error when equating us as a party with the Economic Party, the Democrats or the Marxist parties. All these parties were only interest groups, they lacked soul, spiritual ties. Adolf Hitler emerged as bearer of a new political religion.' The Nazis developed a self-conscious liturgy, with November 9 (the date of the 1918 Revolution and the failed 1923 Beer Hall putsch) as a Day of Mourning, complete with fires, wreaths, altars, blood-stained relics and even a Nazi book of martyrs. Initiates into the elite Schutzstaffel (SS) had to incant a catechism with lines like "We believe in God, we believe in Germany which He created ... and in the Führer ... whom He has sent us.' It was not just that Christ was more or less overtly supplanted by Hitler in the iconography and liturgy of 'the brown cult'. As the SS magazine Das Schwarze Korps argued, the very ethical foundation of Christianity had to go too: 'The abstruse doctrine of Original Sin ... indeed the whole notion of sin as set forth by the Church ... is something intolerable to Nordic man, since it is incompatible with the “heroic” ideology of our blood.'8 The Nazis' opponents also recognized the pseudo-religious character of the movement. As the Catholic exile Eric Voegelin put it, Nazism was 'an ideology akin to Christian heresies of redemption in the here and now ... fused with post-Enlightenment doctrines of social transformation'. The journalist Konrad Heiden called Hitler 'a pure fragment of the modern mass soul' whose speeches always ended 'in overjoyed redemption'. An anonymous Social Democrat called the Nazi regime a 'counter-church'. Yet Nazism was not literally religious: the institutional seedbed from which it sprouted was the existing network of secular associational life in Germany.  The denser the associational life in a town, the faster the Nazi party grew.

Like a church and like the Bolshevik party before it, the Nazi party became more hierarchical as it grew.

Where Stalin favoured obsessive-compulsive control, Hitler preferred a more chaotic style of government, in which the old hierarchy of the Reich government competed with the new hierarchy of the party and, later, the even newer hierarchy of the Security Service (Sicherheitsdienst). Historians have sometimes represented the system as one of 'polycratic chaos', whereby ambiguous orders and overlapping jurisdictions gave rise to a 'cumulative radicalization', as rival individuals and agencies competed to carry out what they took to be the Führer's wishes. The result was a mixture of inefficiency, egregious corruption and escalating violence against all groups deemed to lie outside the 'ethnic community' – the Volksgemeinschaft – especially the Jews.
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Re: Parallels between Islam and Nazism
Reply #47 - Jan 21st, 2018 at 3:22pm
 
What is th difference between nazism and islam?

Totalitarianism is a political doctrine that seeks to control all aspects of a society, its economy, its laws and government, its culture.


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islam is?
Islam is a complete way of life, a total civilization, not just a religion. It is also a culture and a political system of Sharia laws which establish its supremacy. There is no aspect of personal and public life that is not included in the Sharia.

Not just Muslims but all people must submit to the Sharia. The very name, Islam, means to submit, submit to Mohammed and the Koran in all things: religious, political and cultural.

Mohammed practiced totalitarianism. All people around him had to submit to his demands
. After Arabia submitted, Mohammed left Arabia and began his mission to have Sharia rule the world.

Both the Koran and Mohammed command the terror of jihad on non-Muslims or Kafirs until Islam dominates. After Mohammed died, the caliphs killed all apostates and conquered all the Middle East and northern Africa.

After Islam enters a society, over time, the society becomes totally Islamic. This is totalitarianism.
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nazi germany was?
Nazi Germany is the common English name for the period in German history from 1933 to 1945, when Germany was under the dictatorship of Adolf Hitler through the Nazi Party (NSDAP). Under Hitler's rule, Germany was transformed into a totalitarian state in which the Nazi Party controlled nearly all aspects of life

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Reply #48 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:26am
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 28th, 2020 at 10:38pm:
You really cannot compare the Nazis to the Muslims, Set.  It is a logical fallacy to do so.  It is comparing apples and oranges.  I thought better of you, Set.  It appears I was mistaken. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Did they teach you that it was a logical fallacy in your doctor of divinity?

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Is this a valid comparison?

http://ozpolitic.com/wiki/index.php?title=Islam_vs_Nazism
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Reply #49 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 3:56pm
 
freediver wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:26am:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 28th, 2020 at 10:38pm:
You really cannot compare the Nazis to the Muslims, Set.  It is a logical fallacy to do so.  It is comparing apples and oranges.  I thought better of you, Set.  It appears I was mistaken. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Did they teach you that it was a logical fallacy in your doctor of divinity?

Can you share your reasoning?

Is this a valid comparison?

http://ozpolitic.com/wiki/index.php?title=Islam_vs_Nazism

It is valid.

Culture trumps politics. Islam's totalitarian cultural outlook is like every other totalitarian culture's outlook. There is no significant cultural difference between fascism, stalinism, the muslim caliphate, maoism and the rest even if their politics (the daily grind of particular place and time) may vary here and there a bit.
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Reply #50 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 4:52pm
 
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 3:56pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:26am:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 28th, 2020 at 10:38pm:
You really cannot compare the Nazis to the Muslims, Set.  It is a logical fallacy to do so.  It is comparing apples and oranges.  I thought better of you, Set.  It appears I was mistaken. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Did they teach you that it was a logical fallacy in your doctor of divinity?

Can you share your reasoning?

Is this a valid comparison?

http://ozpolitic.com/wiki/index.php?title=Islam_vs_Nazism

It is valid.

Culture trumps politics. Islam's totalitarian cultural outlook is like every other totalitarian culture's outlook. There is no significant cultural difference between fascism, stalinism, the muslim caliphate, maoism and the rest even if their politics (the daily grind of particular place and time) may vary here and there a bit.


Or Christianity, or Judaism or Hinduism or Shintoism or Daoism or any other religion, Soren.  All are totalitarian in that they seek to control all aspects of life and thought.  Islam is no different.   Muslims like Christians like Hindus like Shinto and so on however vary as to how much they believe and they obey the dictates of the religion they claim to believe in.   Some do it more than others, some do it less.  You, like most Islamophobes appear to believe all Muslims are 100% believers and 100% obeyers of what the Koran says.  Tell me, do Christians do what the Bible tells them to do?  No?  Does that make them less Christian then?  What then of the Muslims who don't do what the Koran preaches?  Are they less Muslim?  Yes?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Re: Parallels between Islam and Nazism
Reply #51 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 5:37pm
 
islam has decrees and physical punishments for breaking said edicts.

My understanding is that Christianity has decrees with no physical punishments for transgressing said rules.

I thought that Christians are to repent and seek forgiveness for their sins through faith in Christ.

islam ===== beheading, stoning, amputating limbs, honour killing etc. all to the honour and glory of allah.

Christianity ===== repentance, faith in the grace of God.

The two beliefs are the antithesis of each other.

Why do the loony leftards seek to muddy the waters, when it comes exposing the filth and depravity of islam?
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Reply #52 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 6:14pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 4:52pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 3:56pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:26am:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 28th, 2020 at 10:38pm:
You really cannot compare the Nazis to the Muslims, Set.  It is a logical fallacy to do so.  It is comparing apples and oranges.  I thought better of you, Set.  It appears I was mistaken. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Did they teach you that it was a logical fallacy in your doctor of divinity?

Can you share your reasoning?

Is this a valid comparison?

http://ozpolitic.com/wiki/index.php?title=Islam_vs_Nazism

It is valid.

Culture trumps politics. Islam's totalitarian cultural outlook is like every other totalitarian culture's outlook. There is no significant cultural difference between fascism, stalinism, the muslim caliphate, maoism and the rest even if their politics (the daily grind of particular place and time) may vary here and there a bit.


Or Christianity, or Judaism or Hinduism or Shintoism or Daoism or any other religion, Soren.  All are totalitarian in that they seek to control all aspects of life and thought.  Islam is no different.   Muslims like Christians like Hindus like Shinto and so on however vary as to how much they believe and they obey the dictates of the religion they claim to believe in.   Some do it more than others, some do it less.  You, like most Islamophobes appear to believe all Muslims are 100% believers and 100% obeyers of what the Koran says.  Tell me, do Christians do what the Bible tells them to do?  No?  Does that make them less Christian then?  What then of the Muslims who don't do what the Koran preaches?  Are they less Muslim?  Yes?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



Christ was saintly, Mohammed a monster.

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Reply #53 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:56pm
 
moses wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 5:37pm:
islam has decrees and physical punishments for breaking said edicts.

My understanding is that Christianity has decrees with no physical punishments for transgressing said rules.

I thought that Christians are to repent and seek forgiveness for their sins through faith in Christ.


Tell that to the millions that Christians have punished for believing is something slightly different to what the mainstream believed, Moses.  You know, the hundreds of thousands of women declared to be, "witches"?  The millions of those declared to be heretics.  All punished physically by Christians who declared them well, to be, "heretics".

Doctrinaire Islam has edicts.  So do does doctrinaire Christianity.  The two are directly comparable.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

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islam ===== beheading, stoning, amputating limbs, honour killing etc. all to the honour and glory of allah.

Christianity ===== repentance, faith in the grace of God.

The two beliefs are the antithesis of each other.


The two beliefs are founded on the one religion, Moses.  Christianity, Islam are both developments of Judaism.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes

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Why do the loony leftards seek to muddy the waters, when it comes exposing the filth and depravity of islam?


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Reply #54 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:58pm
 
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 6:14pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 4:52pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 3:56pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:26am:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 28th, 2020 at 10:38pm:
You really cannot compare the Nazis to the Muslims, Set.  It is a logical fallacy to do so.  It is comparing apples and oranges.  I thought better of you, Set.  It appears I was mistaken. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Did they teach you that it was a logical fallacy in your doctor of divinity?

Can you share your reasoning?

Is this a valid comparison?

http://ozpolitic.com/wiki/index.php?title=Islam_vs_Nazism

It is valid.

Culture trumps politics. Islam's totalitarian cultural outlook is like every other totalitarian culture's outlook. There is no significant cultural difference between fascism, stalinism, the muslim caliphate, maoism and the rest even if their politics (the daily grind of particular place and time) may vary here and there a bit.


Or Christianity, or Judaism or Hinduism or Shintoism or Daoism or any other religion, Soren.  All are totalitarian in that they seek to control all aspects of life and thought.  Islam is no different.   Muslims like Christians like Hindus like Shinto and so on however vary as to how much they believe and they obey the dictates of the religion they claim to believe in.   Some do it more than others, some do it less.  You, like most Islamophobes appear to believe all Muslims are 100% believers and 100% obeyers of what the Koran says.  Tell me, do Christians do what the Bible tells them to do?  No?  Does that make them less Christian then?  What then of the Muslims who don't do what the Koran preaches?  Are they less Muslim?  Yes?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Christ was saintly, Mohammed a monster.


Approximately 1.6 million people believe otherwise, Soren.  You are one man, you have a warped opinion.  QED.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Reply #55 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 10:10pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:58pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 6:14pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 4:52pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 3:56pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:26am:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 28th, 2020 at 10:38pm:
You really cannot compare the Nazis to the Muslims, Set.  It is a logical fallacy to do so.  It is comparing apples and oranges.  I thought better of you, Set.  It appears I was mistaken. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Did they teach you that it was a logical fallacy in your doctor of divinity?

Can you share your reasoning?

Is this a valid comparison?

http://ozpolitic.com/wiki/index.php?title=Islam_vs_Nazism

It is valid.

Culture trumps politics. Islam's totalitarian cultural outlook is like every other totalitarian culture's outlook. There is no significant cultural difference between fascism, stalinism, the muslim caliphate, maoism and the rest even if their politics (the daily grind of particular place and time) may vary here and there a bit.


Or Christianity, or Judaism or Hinduism or Shintoism or Daoism or any other religion, Soren.  All are totalitarian in that they seek to control all aspects of life and thought.  Islam is no different.   Muslims like Christians like Hindus like Shinto and so on however vary as to how much they believe and they obey the dictates of the religion they claim to believe in.   Some do it more than others, some do it less.  You, like most Islamophobes appear to believe all Muslims are 100% believers and 100% obeyers of what the Koran says.  Tell me, do Christians do what the Bible tells them to do?  No?  Does that make them less Christian then?  What then of the Muslims who don't do what the Koran preaches?  Are they less Muslim?  Yes?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Christ was saintly, Mohammed a monster.


Approximately 1.6 million people believe otherwise, Soren.  You are one man, you have a warped opinion.  QED.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

How is that a valid argument?

Aztecs belived human sacrifice to be a good thing. Are you suspending judgement because you are not an Aztec???


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Reply #56 - Aug 29th, 2020 at 11:46pm
 
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 10:10pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:58pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 6:14pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 4:52pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 3:56pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:26am:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 28th, 2020 at 10:38pm:
You really cannot compare the Nazis to the Muslims, Set.  It is a logical fallacy to do so.  It is comparing apples and oranges.  I thought better of you, Set.  It appears I was mistaken. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Did they teach you that it was a logical fallacy in your doctor of divinity?

Can you share your reasoning?

Is this a valid comparison?

http://ozpolitic.com/wiki/index.php?title=Islam_vs_Nazism

It is valid.

Culture trumps politics. Islam's totalitarian cultural outlook is like every other totalitarian culture's outlook. There is no significant cultural difference between fascism, stalinism, the muslim caliphate, maoism and the rest even if their politics (the daily grind of particular place and time) may vary here and there a bit.


Or Christianity, or Judaism or Hinduism or Shintoism or Daoism or any other religion, Soren.  All are totalitarian in that they seek to control all aspects of life and thought.  Islam is no different.   Muslims like Christians like Hindus like Shinto and so on however vary as to how much they believe and they obey the dictates of the religion they claim to believe in.   Some do it more than others, some do it less.  You, like most Islamophobes appear to believe all Muslims are 100% believers and 100% obeyers of what the Koran says.  Tell me, do Christians do what the Bible tells them to do?  No?  Does that make them less Christian then?  What then of the Muslims who don't do what the Koran preaches?  Are they less Muslim?  Yes?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Christ was saintly, Mohammed a monster.


Approximately 1.6 million people believe otherwise, Soren.  You are one man, you have a warped opinion.  QED.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

How is that a valid argument?

Aztecs belived human sacrifice to be a good thing. Are you suspending judgement because you are not an Aztec???


You appear to have problems with understanding that 1.6 billion people is a whole of believing, Soren for you to counter with your own views.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Reply #57 - Aug 30th, 2020 at 7:59am
 
Brian why do you think it is a logical fallacy to compare Islam and Nazism?
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Reply #58 - Aug 30th, 2020 at 9:11am
 
Wasn't Nazism just Germany's way of trying to be like the USA - but in Europe?
Britain had to win, because it's the USA's 'representative' in Europe, not Germany.
A Europe - that is moving away from the old destructive Politics, Military and Religious influences.
Medicine and Music is proving to be some that take Europe into the future - while Politics, Military and Religion hold Europe in the past.
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Reply #59 - Aug 30th, 2020 at 2:13pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 11:46pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 10:10pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:58pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 6:14pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 4:52pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 3:56pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 29th, 2020 at 8:26am:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 28th, 2020 at 10:38pm:
You really cannot compare the Nazis to the Muslims, Set.  It is a logical fallacy to do so.  It is comparing apples and oranges.  I thought better of you, Set.  It appears I was mistaken. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Did they teach you that it was a logical fallacy in your doctor of divinity?

Can you share your reasoning?

Is this a valid comparison?

http://ozpolitic.com/wiki/index.php?title=Islam_vs_Nazism

It is valid.

Culture trumps politics. Islam's totalitarian cultural outlook is like every other totalitarian culture's outlook. There is no significant cultural difference between fascism, stalinism, the muslim caliphate, maoism and the rest even if their politics (the daily grind of particular place and time) may vary here and there a bit.


Or Christianity, or Judaism or Hinduism or Shintoism or Daoism or any other religion, Soren.  All are totalitarian in that they seek to control all aspects of life and thought.  Islam is no different.   Muslims like Christians like Hindus like Shinto and so on however vary as to how much they believe and they obey the dictates of the religion they claim to believe in.   Some do it more than others, some do it less.  You, like most Islamophobes appear to believe all Muslims are 100% believers and 100% obeyers of what the Koran says.  Tell me, do Christians do what the Bible tells them to do?  No?  Does that make them less Christian then?  What then of the Muslims who don't do what the Koran preaches?  Are they less Muslim?  Yes?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Christ was saintly, Mohammed a monster.


Approximately 1.6 million people believe otherwise, Soren.  You are one man, you have a warped opinion.  QED.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

How is that a valid argument?

Aztecs belived human sacrifice to be a good thing. Are you suspending judgement because you are not an Aztec???


You appear to have problems with understanding that 1.6 billion people is a whole of believing, Soren for you to counter with your own views.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


The Bandwagon Fallacy
Just because a significant population of people believe a proposition is true, doesn't automatically make it true. Popularity alone is not enough to validate an argument, though it's often used as a standalone justification of validity.

Also known as...

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Tell that to the millions that Christians have punished for believing is something slightly different to what the mainstream believed, Moses.  You know, the hundreds of thousands of women declared to be, "witches"?  The millions of those declared to be heretics.  All punished physically by Christians who declared them well, to be, "heretics".

Doctrinaire Islam has edicts.  So do does doctrinaire Christianity.  The two are directly comparable.


Why do you lie all the time snakemouth?

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Mark 7:7  Howbeit in vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.
Matthew 7:21  Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.
Matthew 7:22  Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works?
Matthew 7:23  And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.


The doctrine of Christianity forbids people committing human rights atrocities. It is a sin.

The doctrine of islam has the rape torture and mass slaughter of the non muslims as a sacred duty for muslims.

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The two beliefs are founded on the one religion, Moses.  Christianity, Islam are both developments of Judaism.  Tsk, tsk.


So much bullshit from you snakemouth, it's all you've got.

islam is founded on muhammad giving his moon god allah the role of being a monotheistic god, muhammad even introduced the wife and two daughters (al-Lat, al-Uzza and Manat) of allah into the qur'an:

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53:11 The heart did not lie [about] what it saw.
53:12 So will you dispute with him over what he saw?
53:13 And he certainly saw him in another descent
53:14 At the Lote Tree of the Utmost Boundary -
53:15 Near it is the Garden of Refuge -
53:16 When there covered the Lote Tree that which covered [it].
53:17 The sight [of the Prophet] did not swerve, nor did it transgress [its limit].
53:18 He certainly saw of the greatest signs of his Lord.
53.19: So have you considered al-Lat and al-'Uzza?
53.20: And Manat, the third - the other one?


The qur'an clearly states that no one can doubt what muhammad saw, he saw the wife and two daughters under the lote tree of paradise.

Christianity is founded on the premise that the Messiah promised in the O.T. came and fulfilled his duties, then died for the sins of mankind.

The two religions are the antithesis of each other.

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Why don't you recognise that you cannot claim your religion is somehow superior when the evidence demonstrates otherwise, Moses?  Mmm?


islam is a backwards evil *religion* responsible for tens of thousands of rapes torture and mass slaughter of non muslims over the last 1400 odd years, all doctrinally approved and committed in the name of allah, as a sacred duty of muslims.

Christianity is based on repentance and forgiveness through faith.

Human rights atrocities are not part of Christian doctrine.

Human rights atrocities are a core value of islam.
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Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Brian why do you think it is a logical fallacy to compare Islam and Nazism?
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Reply #63 - Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:12pm
 
It's all there, as the proof that islam is a reinvented pagan moon god worshiping entity of pure evil.

Moon god worshipers, who have a cult of committing  human rights atrocities against non moon god worshipers, as their core values.
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Reply #64 - Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:29pm
 
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:10pm:
Brian why do you think it is a logical fallacy to compare Islam and Nazism?


Islam is a religion.  Naziism is not.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Reply #65 - Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:30pm
 
It's all there, as the proof that Christianity is a reinvented pagan moon god worshiping entity of pure evil.

Moon god worshipers, who have a cult of committing  human rights atrocities against non moon god worshipers, as their core values.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Totalitarian Islam:

Totalitarianism is a political doctrine that seeks to control all aspects of a society, its economy, its laws and government, its culture.

Islam is a complete way of life, a total civilization, not just a religion. It is also a culture and a political system of Sharia laws which establish its supremacy. There is no aspect of personal and public life that is not included in the Sharia.

Not just Muslims but all people must submit to the Sharia. The very name, Islam, means to submit, submit to Mohammed and the Koran in all things: religious, political and cultural.

Mohammed practiced totalitarianism. All people around him had to submit to his demands. After Arabia submitted, Mohammed left Arabia and began his mission to have Sharia rule the world.

Both the Koran and Mohammed command the terror of jihad on non-Muslims or Kafirs until Islam dominates. After Mohammed died, the caliphs killed all apostates and conquered all the Middle East and northern Africa.

After Islam enters a society, over time, the society becomes totally Islamic. This is totalitarianism.



Nazi Germany

Nazi Germany, officially known as the German Reich[f] until 1943 and Greater German Reich[g] in 1943–45, was the German state between 1933 and 1945, when Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party (NSDAP) controlled the country which they transformed into a dictatorship. Under Hitler's rule, Germany quickly became a totalitarian state where nearly all aspects of life were controlled by the government

Racism, Nazi eugenics, and especially antisemitism, were central ideological features of the regime.

The Nazi regime dominated neighbours through military threats in the years leading up to war. Nazi Germany made increasingly aggressive territorial demands, threatening war if these were not met.

Genocide and mass murder became hallmarks of the regime.


There is absolutely no difference between islam and nazi-izm.

Both believe in the totalitarian state.

Both believe in racism.

Both believe in genocide mass slaughter.

Both believe in military domination of others.

Only the sick loony left apologists for islamic terrorism, are trying to say there is a difference between the two evils.
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freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:10pm:
Brian why do you think it is a logical fallacy to compare Islam and Nazism?


Islam is a religion.  Naziism is not.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Are you aware that you just compared them? Were you being illogical?
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Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.

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It's all there, as the proof that Christianity is a reinvented pagan moon god worshiping entity of pure evil.

Moon god worshipers, who have a cult of committing  human rights atrocities against non moon god worshipers, as their core values.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

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Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 5:57pm:
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Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.


Is that all of them or just a tiny minority, Soren?  Mmmm?  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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muslim terrorists all proudly proclaim their love of allah, they all state that their obedience to the qur'an is the cause and motivation of all the human rights atrocities committed by muslim extremists.

The qur'an is the cause and motivation for islamic terrorism.

Every single muslim on this planet reveres and worships the qur'an as being the infallible words of allah and unchangeable.

By definition every single muslim that supports and reveres the qur'an as it now stands, reveres and supports the human rights atrocities engendered.

All muslims are guilty, until one of them has the courage to question, denounce and purge, the innumerable verses which cause and motivate islamic terrorism.

Right now all muslims are guilty, the perpetrators who are the highest grade of muslim and the second grade *moderate* supporters.

The rapes torturing and mass slaughter, will always be part of islam, until the muslims themselves query, denunciate and purge the innumerable verses of evil in the qur'an.

Truthful questioning and purging is the answer to the problem the world faces.

Guns bombs and bullets are not the answer.

Telling the truth about allah, muhammad and the qur'an, is all that's needed.
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Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:53pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 5:57pm:
https://emojipedia-us.s3.dualstack.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/thumbs/120/google/223...

Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.


Is that all of them or just a tiny minority, Soren?  Mmmm?  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



Not at all a tiny minority, Bwian.
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Reply #73 - Aug 31st, 2020 at 5:22pm
 
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 4:54pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:53pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 5:57pm:
https://emojipedia-us.s3.dualstack.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/thumbs/120/google/223...

Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.


Is that all of them or just a tiny minority, Soren?  Mmmm?  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Not at all a tiny minority, Bwian.


Really?  How many is it, Soren?  5% 10% 20% 30% 50%?  Do you really believe a majority of Muslims are Terrorists?  Really?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 7:13pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:29pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:10pm:
Brian why do you think it is a logical fallacy to compare Islam and Nazism?


Islam is a religion.  Naziism is not.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Are you aware that you just compared them? Were you being illogical?


Brian does it bother you in any way that your ramblings make no sense at all?

Did the doctorate in divinity turn your brain to mush?
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Reply #75 - Aug 31st, 2020 at 6:02pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:53pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 5:57pm:
https://emojipedia-us.s3.dualstack.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/thumbs/120/google/223...

Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.



Is that all of them or just a tiny minority, Soren?  Mmmm?  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes







brian,

The ISLAM that is revealed within the Koran [and also within the Hadith], but especially within the HOLY Koran, calls for the enslavement or murder of all non-moslems.


NOW;
If a 'moderate' moslem declares to us;

"I am a moslem. Allah is my God, and Mohammed is his prophet."


....then isn't that person also declaring that   he   is a supporter of ISLAM, and that   he   is a supporter of what ISLAM promotes in the world ?

i.e.
The enslavement or murder of all non-moslems.



OR, is it your argument;

That many moslems may insist that they are followers of ISLAM [i.e. a moslem],
BUT,
that moslems are unaware, that   primary   ISLAMIC precepts, call on moslems to prepare for warfare, and then engage in warfare, against anyone who denies the PRIMACY of ISLAMIC law ???

i.e.
ALL MOSLEMS, are followers, of ISLAM.


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Reply #76 - Aug 31st, 2020 at 6:41pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 5:22pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 4:54pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:53pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 5:57pm:
https://emojipedia-us.s3.dualstack.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/thumbs/120/google/223...

Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.


Is that all of them or just a tiny minority, Soren?  Mmmm?  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Not at all a tiny minority, Bwian.


Really?  How many is it, Soren?  5% 10% 20% 30% 50%?  Do you really believe a majority of Muslims are Terrorists?  Really?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

I believe the majority of Muslims adhere to Islam's repressive, backward, primitive tenets. Hijabis, niqabis, the bearded bruvves, the segregation, the paralysing defernce to the likes Hilali and his sucessors, etc, etc. 90% of them observe Ramadan. 70 % do the 5 prayers a day. They are seriously into Islam. They dress the part, they act the part. They sompathise with their martyrs for Allah.

The apostates are not counted as Muslims, true. It would be very interesting to ask in the next census: "what belief system have you abandoned in your life?"

If Islam is the question, apostasy is the only sane answer. The rest are lying doggo, as Bin Laden said, waiting to see which horse wins.







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Reply #77 - Aug 31st, 2020 at 8:17pm
 
freediver wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 5:39pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 7:13pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:29pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:10pm:
Brian why do you think it is a logical fallacy to compare Islam and Nazism?


Islam is a religion.  Naziism is not.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Are you aware that you just compared them? Were you being illogical?


Brian does it bother you in any way that your ramblings make no sense at all?

Did the doctorate in divinity turn your brain to mush?


Answer my questions, FD and I might answer yours...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 6:41pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 5:22pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 4:54pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:53pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 5:57pm:
https://emojipedia-us.s3.dualstack.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/thumbs/120/google/223...

Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.


Is that all of them or just a tiny minority, Soren?  Mmmm?  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Not at all a tiny minority, Bwian.


Really?  How many is it, Soren?  5% 10% 20% 30% 50%?  Do you really believe a majority of Muslims are Terrorists?  Really?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

I believe the majority of Muslims adhere to Islam's repressive, backward, primitive tenets. Hijabis, niqabis, the bearded bruvves, the segregation, the paralysing defernce to the likes Hilali and his sucessors, etc, etc. 90% of them observe Ramadan. 70 % do the 5 prayers a day. They are seriously into Islam. They dress the part, they act the part. They sompathise with their martyrs for Allah.

The apostates are not counted as Muslims, true. It would be very interesting to ask in the next census: "what belief system have you abandoned in your life?"

If Islam is the question, apostasy is the only sane answer. The rest are lying doggo, as Bin Laden said, waiting to see which horse wins.


And your evidence for those figures comes from, where, exactly, Soren?

Why do only approximately 45% of Muslims in Australia regularly attend Mosques?  Why do so few women in Australia who claim to be Muslims wear Hijab or Niquab?   I'd suggest you are letting Islamophobia blind you to the reality of Islam.  Funny, that, hey, Soren?  Mmm?   Roll Eyes
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Reply #79 - Aug 31st, 2020 at 9:07pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 8:17pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 5:39pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 7:13pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:29pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 6:10pm:
Brian why do you think it is a logical fallacy to compare Islam and Nazism?


Islam is a religion.  Naziism is not.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Are you aware that you just compared them? Were you being illogical?


Brian does it bother you in any way that your ramblings make no sense at all?

Did the doctorate in divinity turn your brain to mush?


Answer my questions, FD and I might answer yours...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


You're not sure what I'm talking about, are you Brian?
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Reply #80 - Aug 31st, 2020 at 9:18pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 8:21pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 6:41pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 5:22pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 4:54pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:53pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 5:57pm:
https://emojipedia-us.s3.dualstack.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/thumbs/120/google/223...

Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.


Is that all of them or just a tiny minority, Soren?  Mmmm?  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Not at all a tiny minority, Bwian.


Really?  How many is it, Soren?  5% 10% 20% 30% 50%?  Do you really believe a majority of Muslims are Terrorists?  Really?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

I believe the majority of Muslims adhere to Islam's repressive, backward, primitive tenets. Hijabis, niqabis, the bearded bruvves, the segregation, the paralysing defernce to the likes Hilali and his sucessors, etc, etc. 90% of them observe Ramadan. 70 % do the 5 prayers a day. They are seriously into Islam. They dress the part, they act the part. They sompathise with their martyrs for Allah.

The apostates are not counted as Muslims, true. It would be very interesting to ask in the next census: "what belief system have you abandoned in your life?"

If Islam is the question, apostasy is the only sane answer. The rest are lying doggo, as Bin Laden said, waiting to see which horse wins.


And your evidence for those figures comes from, where, exactly, Soren?

Why do only approximately 45% of Muslims in Australia regularly attend Mosques?  Why do so few women in Australia who claim to be Muslims wear Hijab or Niquab?   I'd suggest you are letting Islamophobia blind you to the reality of Islam.  Funny, that, hey, Soren?  Mmm?   Roll Eyes

Because they are not muslims.  They are lying doggo, waiting to see which way it goes and then side with the winners. They are not honest or brave enough to abandon Islam openly but they are spineless enough to tick the box even though they dont really believe it.

Opportunists. Islam encourages opportunism. Look at you. You are a spineless opportunist if ever there was one. Your every instinct is to be an Islamic opportunist - and you are a mere bitch-slapped Christian, slapped about for being a recalcitrant idiot! It turned you into a spineless, dishonest, lying opportunist.

It doesn't  bear imagining what you could have become if you were ENCOURAGED to be an opportunist, as Muslims are!!!

A Gandalf, at least.


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Reply #81 - Aug 31st, 2020 at 11:52pm
 
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 9:18pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 8:21pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 6:41pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 5:22pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 4:54pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:53pm:
Frank wrote on Aug 31st, 2020 at 2:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2020 at 5:57pm:
https://emojipedia-us.s3.dualstack.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/thumbs/120/google/223...

Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  You make so many claims about Islam - most of which depend upon certain translations and interpretations which of course paint the religion in the worst light possible.  Why do so few Muslims actually follow this supposed duty that you claim exists, Moses?  I wonder if they learn a different Islam to the one you preach?  You'd make a wonderful recruiter for Daesh.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

It's the behaviour of Islam's adherents that is appalling, Bwian, not the poverty of any Koranic translation.


Is that all of them or just a tiny minority, Soren?  Mmmm?  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Not at all a tiny minority, Bwian.


Really?  How many is it, Soren?  5% 10% 20% 30% 50%?  Do you really believe a majority of Muslims are Terrorists?  Really?   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

I believe the majority of Muslims adhere to Islam's repressive, backward, primitive tenets. Hijabis, niqabis, the bearded bruvves, the segregation, the paralysing defernce to the likes Hilali and his sucessors, etc, etc. 90% of them observe Ramadan. 70 % do the 5 prayers a day. They are seriously into Islam. They dress the part, they act the part. They sompathise with their martyrs for Allah.

The apostates are not counted as Muslims, true. It would be very interesting to ask in the next census: "what belief system have you abandoned in your life?"

If Islam is the question, apostasy is the only sane answer. The rest are lying doggo, as Bin Laden said, waiting to see which horse wins.


And your evidence for those figures comes from, where, exactly, Soren?

Why do only approximately 45% of Muslims in Australia regularly attend Mosques?  Why do so few women in Australia who claim to be Muslims wear Hijab or Niquab?   I'd suggest you are letting Islamophobia blind you to the reality of Islam.  Funny, that, hey, Soren?  Mmm?   Roll Eyes

Because they are not muslims.  They are lying doggo, waiting to see which way it goes and then side with the winners. They are not honest or brave enough to abandon Islam openly but they are spineless enough to tick the box even though they dont really believe it.

Opportunists. Islam encourages opportunism. Look at you. You are a spineless opportunist if ever there was one. Your every instinct is to be an Islamic opportunist - and you are a mere bitch-slapped Christian, slapped about for being a recalcitrant idiot! It turned you into a spineless, dishonest, lying opportunist.

It doesn't  bear imagining what you could have become if you were ENCOURAGED to be an opportunist, as Muslims are!!!

A Gandalf, at least.


So, then, Soren, what is your opinion of Christians who don't attend Church, don't go to Mass, use contraceptives, don't give Tithes, etc.?  Are they being bad Christians or are they "lying doggo", seeing who will be victorious, hey?  Tsk, tsk, you really do have a twisted mind, mate.  Watch out, your head will disappear up your own arse...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Reply #82 - Jul 17th, 2022 at 12:51pm
 
freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 11:58am:
FutureTheLeftWant wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 11:57am:
freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 11:53am:
FutureTheLeftWant wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 11:51am:
freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 11:46am:
Can you explain the difference between a good Nazi and a good Muslim?


All Nazis support killing people for their sexuality or religion.  Most Muslims do not.



How do you know this?


You don't read books at all, do you?


Not on surveys of people's opinions. Did the 3000 books you read about the Nazis in your family tell you what most Muslims think?


freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 12:33pm:
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freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 11:58am:
Not on surveys of people's opinions. Did the 3000 books you read about the Nazis in your family tell you what most Muslims think?


No, actual muslims told me that LOL


What did they say that the majority of Muslims believe?


Future, how many Muslims did you speak to in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?

And did you actually ask any of them about their views on Islamic punishments for apostasy or homosexuality?
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Future, how many Muslims did you speak to in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?

And did you actually ask any of them about their views on Islamic punishments for apostasy or homosexuality?


More than you, Nazi.  I also checked arrest records.  Most Aussie Muslims have not been imprisoned for killing gays or apostates.  Neither have Christian Sydney cops, but for different reasons
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How many?

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More than you, Nazi.


How many?

And why do you call everyone Nazis and fascist with such gay abandon, but defend people who actually support the slaughter of Jews?


christians are historically the killers of Jews.  Hitler made that unthinkable so now you hate Muslims. but it's the same thing
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How many Muslims did you actually speak to in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?

And did you actually ask any of them about their views on Islamic punishments for apostasy or homosexuality?

And why do you call everyone Nazis and fascist with such gay abandon, but defend people who actually support the slaughter of Jews?
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Reply #87 - Jul 17th, 2022 at 1:19pm
 
freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 1:14pm:
How many Muslims did you actually speak to in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?

And did you actually ask any of them about their views on Islamic punishments for apostasy or homosexuality?

And why do you call everyone Nazis and fascist with such gay abandon, but defend people who actually support the slaughter of Jews?


You never read or respond to what I write.  I simply create a foil for your racist rantings.

So screw it

What's your favourite ice cream? I like rocky road.  I assume you like vanilla b/c it's white?
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Muslims are NOT "just like us, wanting the same things as us".



What it was like asking for Salman Rushdie’s work in a Pakistan bookshop
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As an aspiring writer I loved many exiled authors, from Márquez to Kundera, but with Rushdie the stakes were raised

Mon 15 Aug 2022 00.47 AEST

It was more than a decade ago when I was introduced to the work of Salman Rushdie, thanks to the recommendation of a writer in my homeland of Pakistan. As an aspiring writer myself, I was always told that to become really good, you have to “read, read and read”. Yet I often found I had already read the authors who were recommended to me, easily available as their works were in my country.

But when a writer insisted I must read Rushdie, the stakes were raised. I loved many writers living in exile, from Márquez to Kundera. But Rushdie was the first writer for me who had caused so much anger in the Muslim world and enraged some fanatics.

That his books were banned in my country and the mere mention of his name was thought to be a sin only increased my curiosity. As I was to discover, just getting hold of a copy of one of his works, let alone reading the texts, had become an illicit pleasure for many young people of my generation.

To access his books, someone recommended visiting a specific bookstore in Pakistan. In a hair-raising exchange that felt as though I were looking to buy illegal drugs, I went and whispered into the bookseller’s ear that I needed the books of Rushdie.

The bookseller responded that he would get me all the author’s books but each would cost at least 20,000 rupees (£75). The cost of The Satanic Verses would be triple, given the risk he was taking by selling it; in effect, the vendor said, a death sentence if caught.

I could not afford the cost, so I ended up reading Rushdie online. Then, during a foreign trip, I was finally able to buy hard copies.

On my way back to Pakistan, trying to wrap his books in my luggage so no one could discover them, I felt as if I was smuggling explosives. I asked myself: what if they catch me with his books? Will I be sentenced to life imprisonment? Anything can happen here; it is Pakistan, I murmured to myself.


But I didn’t have The Satanic Verses with me, and did not actually like the book. I am sure most of the fanatics who wished him dead have not actually read him. Certainly not his entire works – be it Midnight’s Children or Haroun and the Sea of Stories. Or his underrated masterpiece Shame, which I especially enjoyed and felt spoke so well about everything that is wrong with Pakistan.

Rushdie talks about arrests for the mere guilt of knowing a “wrong” person. He wrote down the story of a poet friend who spent many months in jail for “social reasons”. He writes: “That is to say he knew somebody who knew somebody who was the wife of the second cousin by marriage of the step-uncle of somebody who might or might not have shared a flat with someone who was running guns to the guerrillas in Baluchistan. You can get anywhere in Pakistan if you know people, even into the jail.”

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Reply #89 - Aug 16th, 2022 at 1:07pm
 
freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 1:14pm:
How many Muslims did you actually speak to in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?


I'm guessing more than you spoke to in order to "know" that precisely 100% of the world's 2 billion muslims support genocide.

You really do walk right into these things FD.
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Reply #90 - Aug 16th, 2022 at 6:02pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Aug 16th, 2022 at 1:07pm:
freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 1:14pm:
How many Muslims did you actually speak to in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?


I'm guessing more than you spoke to in order to "know" that precisely 100% of the world's 2 billion muslims support genocide.

You really do walk right into these things FD.


I spoke to you, for starters. You support genocide.

As you like to say, tough titties, off with their heads.
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Reply #91 - Aug 16th, 2022 at 6:53pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Aug 16th, 2022 at 1:07pm:
freediver wrote on Jul 17th, 2022 at 1:14pm:
How many Muslims did you actually speak to in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?


I'm guessing more than you spoke to in order to "know" that precisely 100% of the world's 2 billion muslims support genocide.





What you need to ask and clear up first is:

1. Did Mohammed and his Koran and hadiths support and model the practice genocide of the Jews and assorted other infidels?

Then you ask:

2. Do Muslim take Mohammed, the Koran and hadiths seriously - unalterable word of Allah and all that?



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Reply #92 - Aug 18th, 2022 at 9:13am
 
freediver wrote on Aug 16th, 2022 at 6:02pm:
I spoke to you, for starters. You support genocide.

As you like to say, tough titties, off with their heads.


Yes FD, we suffered through over 70 pages of your "2 billion muslims think this way because - gandalf" argument. I called it the "mindless collective" argument. Presumably WTLF could simply quote another muslim that agrees with him - and he also could apply that to 2 billion people - no?

You spent over 70 pages twisting yourself into knots trying to tell me why it was perfectly ok to say that "all muslims support genocide" - without actually needing to know what "all muslims" actually think or say on the matter. For you, no more than about 5 or 6 was sufficient: me, abu, falah, and a couple of others that you never actually identified, but assured me existed.

So do you agree its a little strange you are now suddenly interested in how many muslims someone actually spoke to "in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?"

And they are only claiming what a "majority" think - with you, it was what "all" of them think.

Does the breathtaking hypocrisy ever get to you FD?
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Yes FD, we suffered through over 70 pages of your "2 billion muslims think this way because - gandalf" argument. I called it the "mindless collective" argument. Presumably WTLF could simply quote another muslim that agrees with him - and he also could apply that to 2 billion people - no?


It was your inability to find a single Muslim who disagrees, despite 70 pages of your tapdancing, that was the clincher.

Have you ever met a Muslim who does not support genocide?

Quote:
So do you agree its a little strange you are now suddenly interested in how many muslims someone actually spoke to "in order to know what the majority of the world's 2 billion Muslims think?"


No.

You could always try letting her speak for herself.
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freediver wrote on Aug 18th, 2022 at 7:05pm:
It was your inability to find a single Muslim who disagrees


And thats called the "prove a negative" argument. Its a well known logical fallacy.
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polite_gandalf wrote on Aug 19th, 2022 at 1:58pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 18th, 2022 at 7:05pm:
It was your inability to find a single Muslim who disagrees


And thats called the "prove a negative" argument. Its a well known logical fallacy.


It's the exact opposite Gandalf. Do you really not understand what the term means? It was you who was, quite literally, demanding I prove a negative, oblivious to the absurdity of your demands, even as you detailed them in all their absurdity.
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Reply #96 - Aug 22nd, 2022 at 1:31pm
 
freediver wrote on Aug 20th, 2022 at 8:14am:
Do you really not understand what the term means? It was you who was, quite literally, demanding I prove a negative, oblivious to the absurdity of your demands, even as you detailed them in all their absurdity.


humour me FD, which negative was I asking you to prove? Do tell me it was when I asked you to prove your absurd claim that every single muslim supports genocide - I could do with a good laugh.

Look up the "prove a negative" fallacy. You'll see a definition that goes something like this:

1. someone makes a claim that is completely unsubstantiated. Like, for example, "All muslims support genocide" (your exact quote).

2. someone else (eg me), comes along and says "what evidence is there that every single muslim on earth supports genocide?

3. the first person (thats you), replies by asking back "show me evidence that every single muslim *DOESN'T* support genocide" - or the way you put it "show me a single muslim that doesn't support genocide" (which is exactly the same).

Thats the gist of what happened. A more textbook case of the 'prove a negative' fallacy could not be found. I skipped over the tedious "well gandalf supports genocide - so it must be true" idiocy - which is actually doing you a favour.
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which negative was I asking you to prove?


That not a single Muslim opposes genocide. You literally demanded that I can only say this if I somehow poll every single Muslim on earth.

You job to counter this on the other hand is pretty much the opposite. You only have to find one Muslim who opposes genocide. Your inability to do so has nothing to do with logical fallacies. Rather, it stems from the fact that all Muslims support genocide.
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The parrallel between the Mafia/Vatican and Nazism is closer.

The Moslems seek their Messiah, to offset their Prophet, so that they may finally rest in peace laying down their 'Empire' and its last vapors: terrorism.
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freediver wrote on Aug 23rd, 2022 at 7:29am:
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which negative was I asking you to prove?


That not a single Muslim opposes genocide.


The 'prove a negative' fallacy is only used after an unsubstantiated claim is made in the first place. You came up with the claim in question - not me (all muslims support genocide) - and then essentially came back and said "prove it isn't true" (find me a muslim who doesn't support it) when I dared ask for evidence.

You are literally saying that asking for proof for a claim that so desperately needs proof (all muslims support genocide) - is a fallacy. Go figure.

Imagine if I said "all jews support genocide" - based solely on what their prophets did to the Canaanites. In response you (rightly) demand proof for such an outrageous claim - which inescapably can only be done by collecting evidence of what every single jew on earth thinks on the matter. Would it be reasonable to you if I turned around and said "oh, in other words, you want me to prove that not a single jew opposes it - thats a fallacy innit!"

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Yes I did FD - and that is absolutely 100% true. Can you explain how else you can "prove" what 100% of the entire muslim population thinks? Take your time.
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The 'prove a negative' fallacy is only used after an unsubstantiated claim is made in the first place. You came up with the claim in question - not me (all muslims support genocide) - and then essentially came back and said "prove it isn't true" (find me a muslim who doesn't support it) when I dared ask for evidence.


That is not asking you to prove a negative. You were asking me to prove a negative. The logic is clear and simple Gandalf.
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freediver wrote on Aug 27th, 2022 at 8:57am:
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The 'prove a negative' fallacy is only used after an unsubstantiated claim is made in the first place. You came up with the claim in question - not me (all muslims support genocide) - and then essentially came back and said "prove it isn't true" (find me a muslim who doesn't support it) when I dared ask for evidence.


That is not asking you to prove a negative. You were asking me to prove a negative. The logic is clear and simple Gandalf.


I asked you to prove your BS claim FD - nothing more, nothing less. And 3 years later, you are still doing all the mental acrobats you can think of to avoid coming up with any sort of evidence for the utterly insane claim that 100% of muslims - all ~2 billion of us - support genocide.

Not particularly remarkable in itself - you routinely make similar absurd claims. But mildly amusing now (as much as your tedious mental gymnastics can be "amusing") that you try and trip someone up for not being willing to say how many muslims he interrogated in order to claim what a majority (not even 100% like you) think.

Also not the least bit remarkable - that the blatant hypocricy of it goes right over your head.
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You asked me to prove a negative, then accused me of asking you to prove a negative. I thought it was worth the detour to explain what the concept means.
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We are still in denial about radical Islam


On 11 September 2011, the 10th anniversary of 9/11, there was a mass brawl outside a pub in Marble Arch in London. A bunch of boozed-up members of the English Defence League had a run-in with Muslim youths. It was depicted as typical EDL ugliness. As one eye-witness described it to the Evening Standard, the ‘EDL guys’ were drinking outside the pub ‘when a large group of Muslims walked past’. The EDL thugs ‘started hurling racist abuse at the Muslims, who took offence’. ‘[The Muslims] got angry’, the eye-witness said, ‘and were yelling back’. Things escalated and two EDL members were stabbed.

The media the next day featured images of snarling, fuming EDL blokes. You know the type: fortysomething, with very trimmed haircuts, wouldn’t look out of place in a Danny Dyer documentary. The fascist menace, as they’re so often described. Two people from that fight in 2011 did indeed go on to become murderous neo-fascists. They went on to kidnap people they considered to be their inferiors, put them in cages, gave them ‘dog names’, tortured them, and then conspired in slitting their throats and removing their heads. Only it wasn’t any of the EDL guys. It was two of the Muslim youths they were reportedly hurling abuse at.

It was El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey. They were involved in that EDL-Muslim clash. They were arrested over the stabbing of the EDL members but were later released without charge. A few months after the brawl, in 2012, the pair travelled to Syria to throw their lot in with Islamic extremists. They first fought with Jabhat al-Nusra, an al-Qaeda offshoot, and then with the Islamic State. They rose up through the ISIS ranks and, with fellow Britons Mohammed Emwazi and Aine Davis, formed a notorious hostage-taking cell that came to be nicknamed ‘the ISIS Beatles’. Their depravity was extraordinary. They abused and tortured their captives. They treated them like dogs. They beheaded them on camera. They did this to aid workers and journalists. Their behaviour was ‘egregious, violent and inhumane’, in the words of the American judge who gave a life sentence to Kotey in April this year. You still want to talk about the fascist menace?

We are in denial about an evil in our midst. About a very serious problem of religious violence that has caused death and destruction both at home and abroad – some 900 Britons travelled to Syria to assist ISIS. Identity politics has hamstrung the elites. Their identitarian prejudices mean they fear offending allegedly fragile Muslims and inflaming the latent racism of the white masses if too much is said about the problem of radical Islam. This benefits no one, least of all our fellow Muslim citizens, who are as keen as the rest of us to combat Islamist terrorism. Looking back on that brawl in 2011, the question is why weren’t liberals and secular leftists and humanists more broadly counter-protesting those radical Islamists who were raging against America and Western democracy? Where were we? Why was it left to hard-right opportunists to stand up to a genuine hate group, two of whose members would go on to inflict extreme ideological terror on scores of people? The silence of the elites scares me far more than the rabble-rousing of a few right-wing fools.

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Reply #104 - Aug 30th, 2022 at 10:10am
 
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You spent over 70 pages twisting yourself into knots trying to tell me why it was perfectly ok to say that
"all muslims support genocide" - without actually needing to know what "all muslims" actually think or say on the matter.




polite gandalf,

Q.
Does an individual who publicly declares that they are a moslem/muslim,
in doing so, identify himself/herself,   .....AS A FOLLOWER OF ISLAM ?

I say yes gandalf.

What say you ?


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Q.
WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF A MOSLEM ?       [in the Oxford dictionary]



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Moslem = = a follower of ISLAM.


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MY ARGUMENT;
1/ Every moslem is a follower of ISLAM.

2/ And ISLAM is a philosophy which mandates that its followers must fight and kill people, who reject ISLAM, and reject the primacy of ISLAMIC law.

And, a new attack is going to occur whenever      any individual moslem [living among us, in Australia] decides that 'now' is a good moment for him to prove his devotion to ISLAM and to Allah.







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HATRED OF ALL NON-MOSLEMS, is PURE mainstream ISLAMIC doctrine.


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ARGUMENT;
The religious strictures of ISLAM require the follower of ISLAM;
1/ to love and to serve Allah's religion,
and,
2/ to hate all things which are deemed to be, NON-ISLAMIC.


".....loving and hating for the sake of Allah."



The religious strictures of ISLAM itself, determine what type of life is acceptable to ISLAM.  [a not uncommon situ, for followers of any religion]

And these religious strictures, 'nominate' [for the edification of the believer] every item [and idea] in this world, as being either ISLAMICALLY approved, or not.

And those 'things' which are not ISLAMICALLY approved, are to be rejected and hated, by the follower of ISLAM.

INCLUDING, all disbelievers.   e.g. Koran 60.4


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FURTHER;


WWW search....
AL WALAA WAL BARAA, "Islamic jurists"


Essentially, it translates as;

".....loving and hating for the sake of Allah."



It means, LOVING your moslem brothers.   .....as per ISLAMIC religious precepts.

It means, HATING the non-moslem.   .....as per ISLAMIC religious precepts.

It means, being a moslem.

It means, OBEYING ISLAMIC LAW !




Pure Al-wala' wa-l-bara' in the Koran....


"Thou wilt not find any people who believe in Allah and the Last Day, loving those who resist Allah and His Messenger, even though they were their fathers or their sons, or their brothers, or their kindred...."
Koran 58.22


"O ye who believe! Choose not your fathers nor your brethren for friends if they take pleasure in disbelief rather than faith. Whoso of you taketh them for friends, such are wrong-doers."
Koran 9.23







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"every moslem in Australia is a latent, wanna-be homicidal maniac"

- Yadda



QUESTION;
What about the innocent moslems ?

IMO, [logically] there are no innocent moslems [among persons who have come to the age of consent], and yet still declare themselves to be moslems.

How so [logically] ?

QUESTION;
How credible is it that a person who is devout enough to insist that he is a moslem, is unaware of what ISLAM promotes, and is unaware of what the principle tenets of ISLAM are ?


QUESTION;
How 'innocent' is a person who agrees to give aid and comfort [and to give their own 'power'],      ...to a philosophy which transforms human beings, into homicidal maniacs ?


QUESTION;
How 'innocent' is a person who agrees to give aid and comfort [and to give their own 'power'],     ...to a philosophy which claims that murdering, in the cause of religious bigotry, is a religious virtue ?







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Reply #105 - Aug 30th, 2022 at 12:03pm
 
freediver wrote on Aug 29th, 2022 at 2:27pm:
You asked me to prove a negative


Quote me please.

I asked you to prove your claim that 100% of muslims support genocide. Nothing else. You then twisted that into a negative form of the question - just so that you can say "ooh look - prove a negative fallacy!"

An actual 'prove a negative fallacy' is what you did for 70 tedious pages or so - avoid my reasonable demand that you provide actual evidence for your claim - and instead insist that if I can't "prove the negative" of the claim (find me a single muslim who disagrees), then the claim remains true. You specifically tied the "proof" of your claim to my apparent inability to disprove it.

basically:
I cannot prove that X exists, so you prove that it doesn’t.

If you can’t, X exists.

Burden of proof - somehow doesn't apply for FD.
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Reply #106 - Aug 30th, 2022 at 4:13pm
 

polite gandalf,

Does ISLAMIC law justify the killing of an individual, if that individual rejects ISLAM and if he rejects the primacy of ISLAMIC law ?

AND,

Are the followers of ISLAM permitted to tell untruths, if truthfulness [on a matter] may harm 1/ themselves or 2/ the interests of the spread of ISLAM locally ?


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ISLAMIC LAW TEXT....


"Ibn 'Umar related that the Messenger of Allah, upon whom be peace, said, "I have been ordered to kill the people until they testify that there is no god except Allah, and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and they establish prayer and pay the zakah. If they do that, their blood and wealth are protected from me save by the rights of Islam. Their reckoning will be with Allah." (Related by al-Bukhari and Muslim.) "
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ISLAMIC LAW TEXT....


"Ibn 'Abbas reported that the Prophet said: "The bare essence of Islam and the basics of the religion are three [acts], upon which Islam has been established. Whoever leaves one of them becomes an unbeliever and his blood may legally be spilled. [The acts are:] Testifying that there is no God except Allah, the obligatory prayers, and the fast of Ramadan."...."
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"Whoever......becomes an unbeliever.....his blood may legally be spilled."


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I can't be bothered searching for it. You were demanding I poll every Muslim on earth.
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Quote me please.


I can't be bothered searching for it. You were demanding I poll every Muslim on earth.


In response to idiotlically stating that every single muslim on earth supports genocide - that is literally what is required to prove such an idiotic claim.

It has nothing to do with proving a negative.
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Reply #109 - Sep 2nd, 2022 at 5:39pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 2:00pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2022 at 6:15pm:
Quote:
Quote me please.


I can't be bothered searching for it. You were demanding I poll every Muslim on earth.


In response to idiotlically stating that every single muslim on earth supports genocide - that is literally what is required to prove such an idiotic claim.

It has nothing to do with proving a negative.


So you don't need a quote after all?

It is a textbook example of proving a negative.

The thing you do not appear to realise about logical fallacies Gandalf is that they are all about the logic, not your emotional response to the message.
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Reply #110 - Sep 2nd, 2022 at 6:09pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 2:00pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2022 at 6:15pm:
Quote:
Quote me please.


I can't be bothered searching for it. You were demanding I poll every Muslim on earth.


In response to idiotlically stating that every single muslim on earth supports genocide - that is literally what is required to prove such an idiotic claim.

It has nothing to do with proving a negative.


Mohammed's Koran calls for the extermination of Jews.
Exterminating a whole people is genocide.
Muslims believe that Koran is an eternal, unchangeable book for Muslims and Mohammed is the best of all men, ever.

If you are a full throated Muslim then you are for genocide.

If you are a yeah-but-no-but Muslim then you keep that to yourself because the full-throated will kill you for apostasy otherwise.

ERGO - every Muslim supports Koranic genocide or is a liar, covering up the lie.

Mohammed - unlike your mum and dad - f*cked you up and in Mohammed's case, he MEANT it. You are shackled.








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Mohammed's Koran calls for the extermination of Jews.
Exterminating a whole people is genocide.


I must remember to tell the Tasmanian Indigenous people the next time I meet.  Oh, wait they were all wiped out by Christians, hey?  Tsk, tsk, tsk...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Brian Ross wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 9:35pm:
Frank wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 6:09pm:
Mohammed's Koran calls for the extermination of Jews.
Exterminating a whole people is genocide.


I must remember to tell the Tasmanian Indigenous people the next time I meet.  Oh, wait they were all wiped out by Christians, hey?  Tsk, tsk, tsk...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Relevance?

Where's the Christian holy text urging for the extermination of Tasmanian Aboriginese, cockwomble?

You open your mouth, you prove your stupidity, Bbwian. Tut tut, eyerolling and all that.

Bbwianesque, that's what you are, pal.
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Brian thinks if the Aborigines were wiped out, that makes it OK for Muslims to support genocide.
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Brian thinks if the Aborigines were wiped out, that makes it OK for Muslims to support genocide.

Way too complex thinking, well beyond Bwian's ability.

His reflexes are much more primitive and horizons limited. Tut tut and eyerolling. That's  his outer limit of thought - and he never lets us forget it.
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Frank wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 9:47pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 9:35pm:
Frank wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 6:09pm:
Mohammed's Koran calls for the extermination of Jews.
Exterminating a whole people is genocide.


I must remember to tell the Tasmanian Indigenous people the next time I meet.  Oh, wait they were all wiped out by Christians, hey?  Tsk, tsk, tsk...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Relevance?

Where's the Christian holy text urging for the extermination of Tasmanian Aboriginese, cockwomble?

You open your mouth, you prove your stupidity, Bbwian. Tut tut, eyerolling and all that.

Bbwianesque, that's what you are, pal.


So, the Christians did against what their holy text told them, hey, Soren?

Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  Perhaps they were obeying their Danish instructions told them?   Tsk, tsk, tsk...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Frank wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 10:05pm:
freediver wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 9:48pm:
Brian thinks if the Aborigines were wiped out, that makes it OK for Muslims to support genocide.

Way too complex thinking, well beyond Bwian's ability.

His reflexes are much more primitive and horizons limited. Tut tut and eyerolling. That's  his outer limit of thought - and he never lets us forget it.


Is frank right Brian? Was I giving you too much credit?
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Frank wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 10:05pm:
freediver wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 9:48pm:
Brian thinks if the Aborigines were wiped out, that makes it OK for Muslims to support genocide.

Way too complex thinking, well beyond Bwian's ability.

His reflexes are much more primitive and horizons limited. Tut tut and eyerolling. That's  his outer limit of thought - and he never lets us forget it.


Is frank right Brian? Was I giving you too much credit?



Uh-oh, FD. Every schoolboy knows that you'll have to answer Bbwian's  kvestions first. 



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What the Germans did to the Jews.
The Moslems will do to the French.


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freediver wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 5:39pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Sep 2nd, 2022 at 2:00pm:
freediver wrote on Aug 30th, 2022 at 6:15pm:
Quote:
Quote me please.


I can't be bothered searching for it. You were demanding I poll every Muslim on earth.


In response to idiotlically stating that every single muslim on earth supports genocide - that is literally what is required to prove such an idiotic claim.

It has nothing to do with proving a negative.


So you don't need a quote after all?

It is a textbook example of proving a negative.

The thing you do not appear to realise about logical fallacies Gandalf is that they are all about the logic, not your emotional response to the message.


Asking for proof that every single muslim on earth supports genocide (your claim) - is not asking asking to prove a negative. There is nothing fallaciously logical about that at all. Why are you still confused by this FD? You make a stupid claim, but you can't back it up. Its as simple as that.

Or feel free to volunteer any other way you can prove your idiotic claim about what every muslim on earth thinks. Something that isn't "well Gandalf for one..." or "prove to me that all of them don't believe it" (prove a negative). But then again you did spend 70+ pages not answering that before, so no reason to expect you coming up with anything now I suppose.
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Asking for proof that every single muslim on earth supports genocide (your claim) - is not asking asking to prove a negative.


It is a textbook example of proving a negative.

Try thinking about it before responding.
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In the West, progressives fight for the right of men to be treated as women. In Iran they fight for the right of women to be treated as human beings.

This wildest of culture clashes – between a West that has lost the moral plot and Iranian protesters who are driven by the truest of moral convictions – has been thrown into sharp relief during the past week.

Here we can’t even say what a woman is. “Can a woman have a penis?” the leader of the UK Labour Party, Keir Starmer, was asked a few months ago. He couldn’t answer. “I’m not … I don’t think we can conduct this debate with … I don’t think that discussing this issue in this way helps anyone,” he madly mumbled.

Last year he was cornered over Labour MP Rosie Duffield’s entirely correct comment that only women had cervixes. Was that right, he was asked. It was “not right”, he replied. That was “something that shouldn’t be said”.

Take that in. The leader of His Majesty’s opposition, the former director of public prosecutions, doesn’t know what a woman is.

They know what a woman is in Iran. They’re the people who don’t have penises and who are treated as second-class citizens. They’re the people forced to cover their hair in public or risk being roughed up by the morality police.
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freediver wrote on Sep 30th, 2022 at 6:12pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Sep 30th, 2022 at 10:36am:
Asking for proof that every single muslim on earth supports genocide (your claim) - is not asking asking to prove a negative.


It is a textbook example of proving a negative.



Just spend 5 seconds thinking about what you just said there FD. Just 5 seconds, thats all I'm asking.

The stupidity of it just might... might sink in - but I accept it is but a forlorn hope
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I would say that there are much more realistic parallels, in fact this comparison is a poor one. The average right wing politician / supporter would make a better match.
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polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 6th, 2022 at 9:45am:
freediver wrote on Sep 30th, 2022 at 6:12pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Sep 30th, 2022 at 10:36am:
Asking for proof that every single muslim on earth supports genocide (your claim) - is not asking asking to prove a negative.


It is a textbook example of proving a negative.



Just spend 5 seconds thinking about what you just said there FD. Just 5 seconds, thats all I'm asking.

The stupidity of it just might... might sink in - but I accept it is but a forlorn hope


It is still a textbook example of proving a negative.
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Reply #126 - Oct 7th, 2022 at 9:01am
 
I am not asking you to prove the negative of something FD. I am asking you to prove a baseless claim - that all muslims support genocide. Nothing more nothing less. It really is that simple. Which part are you having difficult with - the fact that your claim is baseless? Or the fact that all I am asking for is proof of that baseless claim?

A "textbook" case of asking to prove a negative is coming back after that and demanding that I prove that your baseless claim isn't the case - which is exactly what you did.

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Women Lose When We Submit to Multicultural or Gender Intersectionality

Educators are as terrified of the wrath of the gender censors as of the Islamophobia activists.

In early childhood education, a full 99 percent of Canadian teachers and assistants are female. It is in early childhood education where the gender indoctrination begins, and by all accounts, female teachers constitute a huge army of happy foot soldiers for the advancement of radical gender theory, which they imbibed in teacher training programs steeped in left-wing dogmas. (Those few dissenters with the courage to voice their resistance usually suffer for their heterodoxy, shunned by their female colleagues.)

Have feminist leaders denounced these teachers’ and students’ forced compliance with misogyny? No. But feminists failing to stand up for women being treated badly is an old story.

Pivoting from the ridiculous to the tragic in the realm of misogyny, and speaking of symbolic dress codes, Iran is being roiled by protests sparked by the torture-death of a young woman, Mahsa Amini, for her failure to secure her hijab properly. Women there are burning their hijabs and cutting their hair in protest. Will feminists take the cause of Iranian women to heart? If past is prologue, they will not. Before Mahsa Amini, there was Maryam Shafipour. She came to Canada in 2015, having spent two years in the infamous Evian prison for her women’s rights activism. She tried to contact women and human rights activists here, but “Most of them refuse to respond… No action, no statement, no march, no meaningful support.”
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Educators are as terrified of the wrath of the Islamophobia activists as of the gender censors. In both cases, it is other women who lose by women’s submission to their edicts. 

But women do more than submit. Guided by their allegedly feminist gurus, they aid and abet male-bodied misogynists that vilify lesbians who defend their biology-based sex preferences. They cheer for the male-bodied athletes who are turning sport for many female athletes into a unique form of psychological torture. They are indifferent to the plight of female prisoners, who are forced to share their intimate spaces with male-bodied rapists. And they pretend to believe that oppression of women in patriarchal societies is somehow none of their business because “it’s their culture,” or even convince themselves that self-erasure under a veil is “true feminism.”
https://www.realityslaststand.com/p/women-lose-when-we-submit-to-multicultural?u...

So change this topic to "Parallels between Islam, Nazism and Trans ideology"

And who is at the forefront of accommodating totalitarian and intolerant Trans and Islamophobia activists? A certain brand of feminists who will, strangely, sacrifice women to crazy men, trans or Muslim.  Why??

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I am not asking you to prove the negative of something FD. I am asking you to prove a baseless claim - that all muslims support genocide.


Can you explain the difference?

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A "textbook" case of asking to prove a negative is coming back after that and demanding that I prove that your baseless claim isn't the case - which is exactly what you did.


No Gandalf. That would be the opposite.
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freediver wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 7:56am:
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I am not asking you to prove the negative of something FD. I am asking you to prove a baseless claim - that all muslims support genocide.


Can you explain the difference?


Grin Grin Grin

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Pull your head in FD, you are definitely *NOT* that dumb. You simply can't be.
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I think what FD means is that when he makes idiotic claims that he can't possibly support, and when he doesn't want to talk about the fact that he can't support it - asking for proof is therefore a "logical fallacy".

It couldn't possibly be the case that a claim that has no way of being supported is a claim that shouldn't be made in the first place. No way.
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In reality it would seem that there are few things less similar.
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polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 9:14am:
I think what FD means is that when he makes idiotic claims that he can't possibly support, and when he doesn't want to talk about the fact that he can't support it - asking for proof is therefore a "logical fallacy".

It couldn't possibly be the case that a claim that has no way of being supported is a claim that shouldn't be made in the first place. No way.


Your histrionics do not change the logic Gandalf, no matter how loudly you protest.
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You're right about that FD - my histrionics could never adequately describe the sheer idiocy of saying that asking to prove a baseless claim is actually asking to prove a negative.
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polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 12:22pm:
You're right about that FD - my histrionics could never adequately describe the sheer idiocy of saying that asking to prove a baseless claim is actually asking to prove a negative.


And yet, that is still what it is Gandalf, no matter how it makes you huff and puff.
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Reply #135 - Oct 11th, 2022 at 4:39pm
 
freediver wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 11:32am:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 9:14am:
I think what FD means is that when he makes idiotic claims that he can't possibly support, and when he doesn't want to talk about the fact that he can't support it - asking for proof is therefore a "logical fallacy".

It couldn't possibly be the case that a claim that has no way of being supported is a claim that shouldn't be made in the first place. No way.


Your histrionics do not change the logic Gandalf, no matter how loudly you protest.


And your responses do not change either.  Refusing to honestly answer a question, just respond with gratuitous rhetorical questions.

It would not be so annoying if it was because you are stupid, but it is annoying when it is a planned tactic.
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freediver wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 4:35pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 12:22pm:
You're right about that FD - my histrionics could never adequately describe the sheer idiocy of saying that asking to prove a baseless claim is actually asking to prove a negative.


And yet, that is still what it is Gandalf, no matter how it makes you huff and puff.


You are literally saying that when someone claims "all muslims support genocide" - that person has no burden of proof. Which is of course certifiable nonsense. And it has nothing whatsoever to do with the prove a negative fallacy. That only came up when you tried to deflect from your own burden of proof - by demanding that I prove the opposite of your BS claim.
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Reply #137 - Oct 16th, 2022 at 9:40am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 13th, 2022 at 9:53am:
freediver wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 4:35pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 11th, 2022 at 12:22pm:
You're right about that FD - my histrionics could never adequately describe the sheer idiocy of saying that asking to prove a baseless claim is actually asking to prove a negative.


And yet, that is still what it is Gandalf, no matter how it makes you huff and puff.


You are literally saying that when someone claims "all muslims support genocide" - that person has no burden of proof. Which is of course certifiable nonsense. And it has nothing whatsoever to do with the prove a negative fallacy. That only came up when you tried to deflect from your own burden of proof - by demanding that I prove the opposite of your BS claim.


No Gandalf. What I am literally saying is only what I am literally saying. The rest is just your hysterics.

You are demanding I prove a negative. Somehow, you thought it was a good idea to lie and say it was I who was asking you to prove a negative. Now you are attempting to blame me for your own lies.
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Reply #138 - Oct 17th, 2022 at 12:58pm
 
freediver wrote on Oct 16th, 2022 at 9:40am:
No Gandalf. What I am literally saying is only what I am literally saying


Simple question then - does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? Yes or no?

If its yes, then asking them to prove it is not demanding to prove a negative. Agreed?
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Reply #139 - Oct 18th, 2022 at 7:24am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 17th, 2022 at 12:58pm:
freediver wrote on Oct 16th, 2022 at 9:40am:
No Gandalf. What I am literally saying is only what I am literally saying


Simple question then - does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? Yes or no?

If its yes, then asking them to prove it is not demanding to prove a negative. Agreed?


I don't follow your logic. Whether it is demanding the proof of a negative should be self evident, once you understand the logic.
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Reply #140 - Oct 18th, 2022 at 7:37am
 
freediver wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 7:24am:
I don't follow your logic.


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Reply #141 - Oct 18th, 2022 at 10:33am
 
freediver wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 7:24am:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 17th, 2022 at 12:58pm:
freediver wrote on Oct 16th, 2022 at 9:40am:
No Gandalf. What I am literally saying is only what I am literally saying


Simple question then - does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? Yes or no?

If its yes, then asking them to prove it is not demanding to prove a negative. Agreed?


I don't follow your logic. Whether it is demanding the proof of a negative should be self evident, once you understand the logic.


Don't think about logic then - its obviously causing you problems. Just answer a simple question for once:

does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? A simple yes or no will suffice.
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Reply #142 - Oct 18th, 2022 at 12:18pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 10:33am:
freediver wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 7:24am:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 17th, 2022 at 12:58pm:
freediver wrote on Oct 16th, 2022 at 9:40am:
No Gandalf. What I am literally saying is only what I am literally saying


Simple question then - does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? Yes or no?

If its yes, then asking them to prove it is not demanding to prove a negative. Agreed?


I don't follow your logic. Whether it is demanding the proof of a negative should be self evident, once you understand the logic.


Don't think about logic then - its obviously causing you problems. Just answer a simple question for once:

does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? A simple yes or no will suffice.


This isn't a courtroom Gandalf. You say what you like.
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Reply #143 - Oct 18th, 2022 at 2:09pm
 
you don't need a courtroom to have burden of proof FD. Its a well known philosophical concept.

When two parties are in a discussion and one makes a claim that the other disputes, the one who makes the claim typically has a burden of proof to justify or substantiate that claim
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)

- thats you FD - when you make idiotic claims like "all muslims support genocide" - that I obviously dispute.

Does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? A simple yes or no will suffice.
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Reply #144 - Oct 18th, 2022 at 2:34pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 10:33am:
freediver wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 7:24am:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 17th, 2022 at 12:58pm:
freediver wrote on Oct 16th, 2022 at 9:40am:
No Gandalf. What I am literally saying is only what I am literally saying


Simple question then - does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? Yes or no?

If its yes, then asking them to prove it is not demanding to prove a negative. Agreed?


I don't follow your logic. Whether it is demanding the proof of a negative should be self evident, once you understand the logic.


Don't think about logic then - its obviously causing you problems. Just answer a simple question for once:

does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? A simple yes or no will suffice.



How much of Mohammed's example and of the Koran can you expressly reject and still be a Muslim?
(Considering that Muslims think everyone is born a Muslims and some simply stray because their parents make them a Jew or a Christian. Who makes THEM a Jew or a Christian? Well, those legs go ALL the way down. Sahih Muslim, Book 033, Number 6426)
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Reply #145 - Oct 19th, 2022 at 2:08am
 
Frank wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 2:34pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 10:33am:
freediver wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 7:24am:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 17th, 2022 at 12:58pm:
freediver wrote on Oct 16th, 2022 at 9:40am:
No Gandalf. What I am literally saying is only what I am literally saying


Simple question then - does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? Yes or no?

If its yes, then asking them to prove it is not demanding to prove a negative. Agreed?


I don't follow your logic. Whether it is demanding the proof of a negative should be self evident, once you understand the logic.


Don't think about logic then - its obviously causing you problems. Just answer a simple question for once:

does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? A simple yes or no will suffice.



How much of Mohammed's example and of the Koran can you expressly reject and still be a Muslim?
(Considering that Muslims think everyone is born a Muslims and some simply stray because their parents make them a Jew or a Christian. Who makes THEM a Jew or a Christian? Well, those legs go ALL the way down. Sahih Muslim, Book 033, Number 6426)


Seems to work the same:

How much of the bible can you expressly reject and still be a Christian?

I don't know the answer to either.
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Reply #146 - Oct 19th, 2022 at 10:18am
 
Dnarever wrote on Oct 19th, 2022 at 2:08am:
Frank wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 2:34pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 10:33am:
freediver wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 7:24am:
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 17th, 2022 at 12:58pm:
freediver wrote on Oct 16th, 2022 at 9:40am:
No Gandalf. What I am literally saying is only what I am literally saying


Simple question then - does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? Yes or no?

If its yes, then asking them to prove it is not demanding to prove a negative. Agreed?


I don't follow your logic. Whether it is demanding the proof of a negative should be self evident, once you understand the logic.


Don't think about logic then - its obviously causing you problems. Just answer a simple question for once:

does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? A simple yes or no will suffice.



How much of Mohammed's example and of the Koran can you expressly reject and still be a Muslim?
(Considering that Muslims think everyone is born a Muslims and some simply stray because their parents make them a Jew or a Christian. Who makes THEM a Jew or a Christian? Well, those legs go ALL the way down. Sahih Muslim, Book 033, Number 6426)


Seems to work the same:

How much of the bible can you expressly reject and still be a Christian?

I don't know the answer to either.

Nonsense.

The Koran is regarded by Muslims as the eternal, unchangeable word of Allah. Mohammed is an example to Muslims. He ord was red massacres, executions, sanctioned and practiced sexual slavery, polygamy, plunder, lied and cheated. Erase these actions and practices and NOTHING is left of Mohammed. Not even making the trains run on time.





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Reply #147 - Oct 20th, 2022 at 10:31am
 
Frank wrote on Oct 19th, 2022 at 10:18am:
Mohammed is an example to Muslims. He ord was red massacres, executions, sanctioned and practiced sexual slavery, polygamy, plunder, lied and cheated. Erase these actions and practices and NOTHING is left of Mohammed. Not even making the trains run on time.


For the record, personally I am a Quran-only muslim.

I reject the so called "sunna" as religious doctrine. As far as I'm concerned, the only significance of Muhammad was to narrate the Quran as it was revealed to him. And thats already done. So really he has no more relevance for Islam. I accept that he was an important spiritual leader and example for his contemporaries, but that finished as soon as he died.
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Reply #148 - Oct 23rd, 2022 at 1:29pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 18th, 2022 at 2:09pm:
you don't need a courtroom to have burden of proof FD. Its a well known philosophical concept.

When two parties are in a discussion and one makes a claim that the other disputes, the one who makes the claim typically has a burden of proof to justify or substantiate that claim
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)

- thats you FD - when you make idiotic claims like "all muslims support genocide" - that I obviously dispute.

Does someone claiming that "all muslims support genocide" have a burden of proof? A simple yes or no will suffice.


Sure. I have provided the proof.

Do you still think I was demanding that you prove a negative?
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Reply #149 - Nov 3rd, 2022 at 1:38pm
 
When you demand I provide evidence for the negative of your BS claim - which is exactly what you did - then you are demanding I prove a negative.

FD's claim: all muslims support genocide

FD demanding proof for the negative of this: show me evidence that not all muslims support genocide

Thats literally how the debate went.

Its really that simple FD.
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When you demand I provide evidence for the negative of your BS claim - which is exactly what you did - then you are demanding I prove a negative.


No Gandalf, that is not what the term means.
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Reply #151 - Nov 15th, 2022 at 2:24pm
 
freediver wrote on Nov 12th, 2022 at 3:54pm:
No Gandalf, that is not what the term means.


What is the negative of your claim FD? Simple - that not all muslims support genocide. If I demonstrate that, as you keep demanding (which I have absolutely no onus to do since the burden of proof is entirely on you and your BS claim), then I have proven the negative of your claim.

You want to know what the term most laughably is not? Asking you to prove your BS and utterly unsupported claim - which is what you claim it to be.
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Reply #152 - Nov 20th, 2022 at 10:01am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Nov 15th, 2022 at 2:24pm:
freediver wrote on Nov 12th, 2022 at 3:54pm:
No Gandalf, that is not what the term means.


What is the negative of your claim FD? Simple - that not all muslims support genocide. If I demonstrate that, as you keep demanding (which I have absolutely no onus to do since the burden of proof is entirely on you and your BS claim), then I have proven the negative of your claim.

You want to know what the term most laughably is not? Asking you to prove your BS and utterly unsupported claim - which is what you claim it to be.


You still do not understand what proving a negative statement means Gandalf. Just google it. You are looking silly.
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Reply #153 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 9:26am
 
freediver wrote on Nov 20th, 2022 at 10:01am:
You still do not understand what proving a negative statement means Gandalf.


You've been prosecuting a "its true because you can't disprove it" defence since the beginning FD. eg:

freediver wrote on May 16th, 2019 at 5:52pm:
I made the claim because you would fail to disprove it, because it is true.


Disprove eh? "Disprove" what exactly FD? Your claim perhaps? Oh golly gosh - that would be to prove the negative of your claim - no? If I produced a single muslim that didn't support genocide - as you kept shrieking at me for over 40 pages - that would be the negative of "all muslims support genocide" - ie "NOT all muslims support genocide" . Are you keeping up FD?

And how on earth could you possibly think this is a logically valid thing to say LOL

Not only is that a clear instance of you demanding I prove a negative (in order to make your claim not true) - it is pretty much the most stupid possible way you could put it.

ahem... On the far side of the moon sits Spongebob's pineapple house. And this is true BECAUSE YOU WILL FAIL TO DISPROVE IT! - says FD with a straight face.


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Reply #154 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 9:45am
 
Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jun 1st, 2012 at 9:12am:
freediver wrote on Jun 1st, 2012 at 8:56am:
Hitler was very popular in the Muslim countries and they eagerly jumped on his bandwagon and fought for him. They did not go through the same sense of repulsion that the west did after WWII. This is reflected in their continuing antagonism towards Jews. The 'global Jewish conspiracy' BS is very popular among modern Muslims and is pretty much identical to the Nazi propaganda. I think Falah or Abu even posted here about the protocols of the elders of Zion.

However, where I think the parallel is strongest is in how Sunni Muslims (eg ABu and Falah) want to solve the 'Shite problem'.


You really hate muslims dont you. Hitler didnt like anyone that wasnt true blood german. It wasnt just about jews. In fact it wasnt even really about religion since he was xtian and xtians supposedly like jews.

SOB


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Both Hitler and Himmler had a soft spot for Islam. Hitler several times fantasized that, if the Saracens had not been stopped at the Battle of Tours, Islam would have spread through the European continent—and that would have been a good thing, since “Jewish Christianity” wouldn’t have gone on to poison Europe. Christianity doted on weakness and suffering, while Islam extolled strength, Hitler believed. Himmler in a January 1944 speech called Islam “a practical and attractive religion for soldiers,” with its promise of paradise and beautiful women for brave martyrs after their death. “This is the kind of language a soldier understands,” Himmler gushed.

Surely, the Nazi leaders thought, Muslims would see that the Germans were their blood brothers: loyal, iron-willed, and most important, convinced that Jews were the evil that most plagued the world. “Do you recognize him, the fat, curly-haired Jew who deceives and rules the whole world and who steals the land of the Arabs?” demanded one of the Nazi pamphlets dropped over North Africa (a million copies of it were printed). “The Jew,” the pamphlet explained, was the evil King Dajjal from Islamic tradition, who in the world’s final days was supposed to lead 70,000 Jews from Isfahan in apocalyptic battle against Isa—often identified with Jesus, but according to the Reich Propaganda Ministry none other than Hitler himself. Germany produced reams of leaflets like this one, often quoting the Quran on the subject of Jewish treachery.
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Reply #155 - Nov 23rd, 2022 at 7:09am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Nov 22nd, 2022 at 9:26am:
freediver wrote on Nov 20th, 2022 at 10:01am:
You still do not understand what proving a negative statement means Gandalf.


You've been prosecuting a "its true because you can't disprove it" defence since the beginning FD. eg:

freediver wrote on May 16th, 2019 at 5:52pm:
I made the claim because you would fail to disprove it, because it is true.


Disprove eh? "Disprove" what exactly FD? Your claim perhaps? Oh golly gosh - that would be to prove the negative of your claim - no? If I produced a single muslim that didn't support genocide - as you kept shrieking at me for over 40 pages - that would be the negative of "all muslims support genocide" - ie "NOT all muslims support genocide" . Are you keeping up FD?

And how on earth could you possibly think this is a logically valid thing to say LOL

Not only is that a clear instance of you demanding I prove a negative (in order to make your claim not true) - it is pretty much the most stupid possible way you could put it.

ahem... On the far side of the moon sits Spongebob's pineapple house. And this is true BECAUSE YOU WILL FAIL TO DISPROVE IT! - says FD with a straight face.




Would you like to explain what you think the term "to prove a negative" means?
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Reply #156 - Nov 24th, 2022 at 7:54am
 
To prove the negative of the claim. Its rather self explanatory.

For example - take a claim: "all muslims support genocide". The negative of that claim is "not all muslims support genocide." Agreed? You demanding that I provide proof that not all muslims support genocide (in direct response to your claim) - is the most clear cut case of demanding to prove a negative imaginable.
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polite_gandalf wrote on Nov 24th, 2022 at 7:54am:
To prove the negative of the claim. Its rather self explanatory.

For example - take a claim: "all muslims support genocide". The negative of that claim is "not all muslims support genocide." Agreed? You demanding that I provide proof that not all muslims support genocide (in direct response to your claim) - is the most clear cut case of demanding to prove a negative imaginable.

Or 'Muslim do not support all genocides'.
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polite_gandalf wrote on Nov 24th, 2022 at 7:54am:
To prove the negative of the claim. Its rather self explanatory.

For example - take a claim: "all muslims support genocide". The negative of that claim is "not all muslims support genocide." Agreed? You demanding that I provide proof that not all muslims support genocide (in direct response to your claim) - is the most clear cut case of demanding to prove a negative imaginable.


That is not what it means Gandalf.
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Reply #159 - Nov 28th, 2022 at 10:09am
 
Your response to me asking (reasonably) for proof of your hysterical claim that "all muslims support genocide" - is to demand I come up with evidence that it is not so.

Thats the simple fact of the matter FD. You call it what you want - on planet earth we  call it a 'proving a negative' fallacy. Its also exceedingly stupid, as articulated by yourself:

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I made the claim because you would fail to disprove it, because it is true.


I made the claim bcause you would fail to disprove it

Let that sink in for a moment.
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Can you explain this fallacy?
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Reply #161 - Nov 28th, 2022 at 1:33pm
 
the fallacy is the idea that you have no burden of proof for making your BS claim - and in fact its my burden to disprove it.

you somehow think the BS claim "all muslims support genocide" stands true simply because I can't prove the opposite (negative). You said it yourself:

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the fallacy is the idea that you have no burden of proof


Are you suggesting this is what "proving a negative" means? Are you trying to say that you do not actually know what it means, you merely object to the conclusion drawn from it?
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Reply #163 - Nov 29th, 2022 at 9:28am
 
I already explained what proving a negative is FD. The point is, it always originates from the fallacious idea that a person making a claim has no burden of proof:

"you made a claim - now prove it"
"no, you prove it isn't so"

Thats exactly what you did. You even spelled out for us that you think your claim is true because I couldn't disprove it.

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I already explained what proving a negative is FD.


The only explanations I have seen from you are either wrong or completely meaningless, like your most recent attempt to explain it.

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What are you referring to here Gandalf?
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