See moses? You put a good spin on it. Surely thats adequate propaganda against the musselman.

Why, in your view, did someone feel the need to make a porky about the muslims - on top of this seemingly already incriminating story?

In case you hadn't noticed, I'm trying to get to the bottom of this strange and seemingly inseparable relationship between porkies and attacking Islam. I'd be interested in your view - without the need to continually repeat your version of events, if you could.

An Australian Hezbollah operative, Meliad Farah, has been named a ‘Specially Designated Global Terrorist’ by the US

An estimated 3,500 Yazidi women and children are being held as slaves by Islamic State according to UN figures.

A gay Muslim filmmaker has revealed how he received a torrent of abuse and hate after he secretly recorded his hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.

Parvez Sharma, from New York, used an iPhone and flip-cameras to film his journey to Saudi Arabia where homosexuality is punishable by death.

But after releasing his film 'A Sinner in Mecca', he has revealed how he has received a series of threats as well as hate mail from Muslims offended by his work.

Thousands travel to Mecca every year. Muslim pilgrims are shown performing prayer as they visit the Jabal al-Nour and Hira Cave ahead of the start of this year's annual Hajj pilgrimage

He told the LA Times: 'I'm getting an enormous amount of hate mail and threats already, and the film is just a newborn.

'The threats I'm getting are from people with no idea because they've not seen it. If you see the film, you get to see it's very respectful toward Islam, and it's a direct challenge to Saudis. The film makes that distinction.


'Yeah, I'm terrified a little bit. I did not expect so much hate in the early life of the film. I thought it would happen later.'

Earlier this year, Sharma said he had wanted to prove that he could reconcile his sexuality with his devotion to Islam.
After releasing his film 'A Sinner in Mecca', Sharma revealed how he has received a series of threats as well as hate mail from Muslims offended by his work

Earlier this year, Sharma (pictured) said he had wanted to prove that he could reconcile his sexuality with his devotion to Islam

Sharma said he was fortunate to be allowed into the conservative Islamic kingdom, despite his sexuality and a film career in which he has challenged conservative Islam.

'I was going back into the closet as a gay man, and also a filmmaker,' said Sharma, who was publicly labelled an infidel in Saudi Arabia for his 2007 film 'A Jihad for Love', which documented the lives of gay and lesbian Muslims worldwide.

'I was probably the most public Muslim homosexual on the planet... and my 'sins' were very visible to anyone would care to simply search for my name online.'

The film opens with an exchange of distressed messages on a gay social network site between the filmmaker in New York and his friend Mo in the Saudi city of Medina.
The film opens with an exchange of distressed messages on a gay social network site between the filmmaker in New York and his friend Mo in the Saudi city of Medina
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The film opens with an exchange of distressed messages on a gay social network site between the filmmaker in New York and his friend Mo in the Saudi city of Medina

Mo recalls watching the beheading of a man in public, who he says was rumoured to have been executed because he was accused of being gay.

Reflecting on what he refers to as the greatest journey of his life, Sharma told of moments where he felt completely alone despite being surrounded by millions of people.

'I felt I was making the pilgrimage on behalf of hundreds of thousands of gay Muslims who would never be able to go due to being too afraid. For me - it was my hajj of defiance.'

What a sad situation it is when the most prominent argument against Islam is that it is not gay enough.

Islamabad: Jamiat Ulema-e-Islami Fazl (JUI-F) Chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman following the Friday sermon requested the armed forces of Pakistan to launch a military operation against “jeans-wearing women” all over Pakistan in a press conference at a local hotel in Islamabad. Fazlur Rehman while highlighting the demerits of an operation against the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) said that the Taliban were not Pakistan’s enemy and the forces needed to target the real enemies of Pakistan.

“The Taliban are our brothers and their angst against the state is justified,” Fazl said adding that, “As brother Ansar Abbasi has so eloquently put in the past: TTP’s suicide bombings are just Allah’s wrath upon us. And so there is a need to earmark and eliminate the real enemy of Pakistan: every woman who wears jeans.”

When asked how jeans-wearing women were enemies of the state the JUI-F chief retorted angrily. “From earthquakes to inflation all kinds of disasters are caused by the immodesty of women. A woman that is not covered like a sack of flour is a walking and talking weapon of mass destruction for her state. And Pakistan has a multitude of such nuclear missiles in all its major cities,” Fazl said, now fuming like a steam engine.

Fazl then went on to lay the blame of the Balochistan crisis, energy shortfall and the deteriorating security situation upon the “immodest women” as well.

“If you wrap up these women in sacks and keep them stored in your houses, do you think the Taliban brothers would attack Pakistan? That’s what they want, Shariah left, right and centre and women inside houses living in their sacks. And once Allah stops delivering His wrath via the Taliban the economy would automatically improve through foreign investment, which in turn would improve the energy situation. Every problem’s solution lies in taking care of the women.”

Fazl then openly requested the two Sharifs – the army chief and the prime minister – to openly declare war against Pakistani women and launch a military operation.

“Pakistan’s sovereignty and the security of the citizens are at stake. And when that’s the case the only logical approach of the state should be to launch a military operation,” concluded Fazl.

Big Donger wrote on Feb 10^th, 2016 at 3:18pm:


Which half?