Islam's Latest Contributions to Peace
"Mohammed is God's apostle.  Those who follow him are ruthless
to the unbelievers but merciful to one another"  Quran 48:29

2012.06.15 (Maroof, Afghanistan) - Terrorists detonate a bomb at a marketplace, killing a patron.
2012.06.14 (Parang, Philippines) - A 90-year-old woman is among four people strafed with machine-gun fire by Abu Sayyaf.
2012.06.13 (Hillah, Iraq) - Twenty-two people at a restaurant are massacred in mid-bite by two Sunni car bombs.
2012.06.13 (Baghdad, Iraq) - Sixteen people at a dining hall are liquidated by Religion of Peace blast.
2012.06.13 (Baghdad, Iraq) - A bomb at a commercial compound rips nine people to shreds.
2012.06.13 (Fallujah, Iraq) - Women and children are among the casualties when Jihadis blow up a house.


* Sources for individual incidents can be provided upon request.


 
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80 million Hindu's killed by muslims!

The CIA has been busy with their false-flag operations

Falah, for someone with a long list of people to kill, including fellow Muslims, you are remarkably unwilling to accept the fact that Muslims kill each other on a regular basis.

get a life ... you two have nothing better to do than bash each others religions ... you're both idiots and you're both wrong ... religion is merely a means to control the masses ... once your dead the only person you need to please are the earthworms .. make sure you don't give them indegestion

falah wrote on Jun 18^th, 2012 at 7:27pm:


So tell us Falah, how many Iranian leaders do you think deserve the death penalty? What do you think should happen to the other Iranian Shites who refuse to abandon their heresies?

How would you expect Shites to interpret your refusal to give a straight answer on this?

OH NO It just turns out to be a SILLY WILLY

Afghan Authorities Stop

Going Soft On Viagra

June 18, 2012


Afghanistan's reputation as a haven for drug smugglers is well known.

But while it is normally opium and its derivative substances that grab all the headlines, it seems that a little blue pill is now causing the authorities serious concern.

Viagra, a well-known erectile dysfunction drug, has long been in demand in the country.

Such is its popularity the CIA has in the past been known to use the medicament as an enticement for tribal leaders to pass on information about Taliban movements.

Now, however, it seems the little love philter is so prevalent it has become a major headache for the government in Kabul.

The Afghan Health Ministry has recently issued warnings about the potentially dangerous nonprescription use of Viagra.

According to the BBC, up to 2 million pills can be legally imported into Afghanistan each year, but ministry officials believe at least 4 million pills are being consumed nationwide.
Indeed, given the notoriously porous nature of Afghanistan's borders, some believe that the number of tablets that are flooding into the country could be even higher.

As Afghanistan only has an estimated male population of 9 million, it seems that demand for Viagra is exceedingly high.

Why Afghan men appear to have such a pressing need for the aphrodisiac has been the source of some speculation.

One BBC correspondent suggested that 34 years of almost continuous war in the country could be one of the causes. It's well known that residing in conflict zones can give rise to a whole host of psychological problems, which can have a concomitant impact on sexual performance.

Some have also pointed to the fact that Afghan men can have as many as four, often younger, wives at any given time. It's little wonder, therefore, that the little blue diamonds might help maintain domestic harmony in many households.

Whatever the reasons for its popularity, it seems the Afghan Health Ministry's warnings about Viagra have so far fallen on deaf ears.

When a reporter from the BBC's Dari Service visited an open-air market in Kabul, he found that merchants were still doing a very brisk trade in the tablets.

If they actually wanted the people to choose their own leaders, they would welcome democracy. It is a far easier and surer path than the sort of dictatorships that Muslims favour. It would make it prety much inevitable. The problem is that Muslims do not want 'the people' the choose their own leaders. Islam is meant to be imposed from above. That is why so many Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan are fighting tooth and nail against the will of the people. They are willing to die to prevent their own countrymen from choosing leaders. The reason is of course, that the people would not choose Islamic leaders or Islamic law. That is why we see these absurdly tortuous attempts to deconstruct democracy from Abu and Falah.

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What does political freedom mean Abu? If you can be stoned to death under Islamic law for apostasy on the grounds that it is a treasonous offence, how is it even remotely valid to claim that Muslims want it?