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Author: Fire AntnFire Antn
Date: Jun 9, 2008 00:51
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Author: Jason.ElbertsonJason.Elbertson
Date: May 9, 2008 19:28
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Whoever dare poorly, unless Hakeem races justifications on the part of Gary's partner.
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Author: Al NakbaAl Nakba
Date: Apr 8, 2008 13:04
> Irshad Manji wrote in WashingtonPost's
> Anti-Muslim Film Boorish and Boring:
>
>> A more engaging approach would have been
>> to pepper the film with positive verses from
>> the Qur'an, thereby revealing that Muslims who
>> expound hostility are actively choosing to ignore
>> the better angels of Islam.
>> There are plenty of positive passages to highlight.
>> The possibility for women's dignity is shown by
>> 3:195, which states that God rewards "any worker
>> among you, be you male or female -- you are equal ...
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Author: sdrsdr
Date: Mar 29, 2008 22:52
Lauren Keane wrote:
> This time the potential affront is a film made by
> right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders, in which
> he denounces Islam's Koran as a "fascist" book
> that "incites people to murder." Rumors put out
> by the Wilders camp suggest he burns a copy of
> the Koran in the film.
> Both cartoon(s) and film are clearly crass and self-
> serving exercises that pay lip service to the idea of
> freedom of speech while being little more than
> vehicles for xenophobia.
Question: Is denouncing NAZI literature as
"fascist" and "inciting people to murder" ...
"clearly crass and self-serving exercises that
pay lip service to the idea of freedom of
speech while being little more than vehicles
for xenophobia?"
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Author: sdrsdr
Date: Mar 16, 2008 07:30
> I spoke about how Muslim history and
> theology support religious pluralism.
Yes? This may help explain why it is that
Islamic cultures (all of which started out
from pluralistic non-Islamic civilizations)
are everywhere today a monolithic Islamic
mind-control culture where even the mere
expression of a possible change of religion
is instantly punished by death (and where
children are encouraged to murder their
parents, brothers, and sisters ... and it is
demanded of parents they murder their
children if they stray from Islamic law).
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Author: Press BoxPress Box
Date: Mar 2, 2008 15:41
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
New Film Echoes What Many Americans Want to Say - "Washington, You're
Fired!"
A new documentary presents compelling first-hand testimony and whistleblower
accounts that punch holes in the official "war on terrorism" excuse that has
been used to dismantle the U.S. Bill of Rights and tip the scales of
executive checks and balance in this country.
Columbia, MO. March 6, 2008 -- Washington, You're Fired is a powerful new
film that features interviews and cameo appearances by prominent media
personalities as well as former Army Col. and State Department diplomat Ann
Wright, former Georgia Congresswoman and Green Party Presidential candidate
Cynthia McKinney, Constitutional Attorney Jonathan Turley, USAF Lt. Col.
(ret.) Dr. Robert Bowman and many others.
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Author: sdrsdr
Date: Feb 26, 2008 07:19
In "Mohammed Cartoons, Part II?"
Lauren Keane wrote in the Washington Post:
> Every Friday for the past few weeks, embassies
> in Kabul have told foreign nationals to prepare
> for a rerun of the 2005 Mohammed cartoon riots.
> Back then, mobs attacked Western businesses
> and embassies across the Islamic world to protest
> images in a Danish newspaper that depicted the
> Prophet Mohammed with a bomb in his turban.
> This time the potential affront is a film made by
> right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders, in which
> he denounces Islam's Koran as a "fascist" book
> that "incites people to murder." Rumors put out
> by the Wilders camp suggest he burns a copy of
> the Koran in the film.
> Both cartoon and film (due to be released next
> month) are clearly crass and self-serving exercises
> that pay lip service to the idea of freedom of speech
> while being little more than vehicles for xenophobia.
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