reply to post by Souljah
I don't have the time or patience to sit for 46 minutes and watch a little screen... summery please.
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Or maybe they should check the little Spanish lady with two kids;I bet she's shoved three bombs into their pockets.
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Daniel Pipes is a neo-conservative, orientalist, extreme right-wing Zionist, and often expresses islamophobic statements. He is director of the Middle East Forum, and a columnist for right-wing newspapers. His father is Richard Pipes.
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Originally posted by Souljah
reply to post by bigbert81
Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all branches of one same religious tree. And I most certainly can find traces of cruetly and violence in the Old and the New Testament. Which still does not proove that en entire religion and their followers are violent. Or does that work form Islam only?
The two main bodies of Islam are the Sunnis and the Shi'as. These main denominations view each other as heretical. Groups like the Sufis, the Hurufiya and the Bektashi are regarded as heretical. Although Sufism is often accepted as valid by Shi'a and some Sunnis, Sunni movements like Wahhabism view it as heretical
Originally posted by bigbert81
Muhammed was an evil man. I've already given you a link with several Quran quotes regarding and encouraging violence. This is fact. Just because Islam is obviously not ALL violent, doesn't mean that it doesn't steer in that direction.