In today's newspapers there is a story about a Muslim paedophile gang
who preyed on and sexually abused vulnerable under-age girls, a story
about a woman taking on a Muslim taking dirty pictures of little girls, a
Muslim who killed 7 people in France, and whose Muslim brother says he
is 'proud' of him, and a story about a Muslim nurse whose prayers came
before the welfare of a frail, elderly lady, who subsequently died.
Is there something we should know about this religion?
Is there something we should know about this religion?
I think the religion has nothing to do with these awful things. As journalist I think they should write all they knew about them and the thing they are muslims was an information. So I don't think it was intentionally directed to the muslims.
ReplyDeleteDo you really think that religion has nothing to do with it? In Islamic countries very young girls are married and used for sex. The prophet mohammed had a nine year old wife. Muslims despise non-muslims and the Koran says that 'infidels' i.e. non-believers, should be killed, usually in the most brutal of ways. They also mutilate the genitals of girls and women in Islamic countries have very few of the basic human rights that their western counterparts enjoy.
ReplyDeleteFollowers of Islam cheerfully send suicide bombers into crowded markets and cry 'allahu-akbar' - god is great - while sawing hostages heads off in grotesque execution videos.
But perhaps, in a sense, you are right, as I'm starting to think that Islam isn't a religion at all. It is more of a dangerous death-cult.
Well, I agree with you in all what you were saying. I wasn't clear enough I bet in what I was writing. Sorry...
DeleteSo, I've protected the journalist in this issue. Because all kind of people says nearly always that we are guilty for some things by writing the truth. I though you blamed her/him in this story.
Otherwise: I was thinking that religion in general has nothing to do with awful things. Islam is totally different. They link awful things with everyday life. You just have to think about September 11.