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Author: explain_plsexplain_pls
Date: Mar 31, 2008 10:02
1] Dear Muslims,
According to Islamic Haddith: al-Tabari vol.9 p.139 Mohammed was a
WOMANISER as follows:Layla clapped Mohammed's shoulder from behind
and
asked him to marry her. Mohammed accepted. Layla's people said,
"'What
a bad thing you have done! You are a self-respecting woman, but the
Prophet is a womanizer. Seek an annulment from him.' She went back to
the Prophet and asked him to revoke the marriage and he complied
with." How then could Mohammed be truly a prophet HOLY unto Allah?
2] According to the Haddiths of Aisha, Mohammed was a very lustful
man
as follows:SAHIH BUKHARI, BOOK 6: MENSTRUAL Volume 1, Book 6, Number
299: 'Abdur- Rahman bin Al-Aswad: 'Aisha said: "Whenever Allah's
Apostle wanted to fondle anyone of us during her periods (menses), he
used to order her to put on an Izar and start fondling her." 'Aisha
added, "None of you could control his sexual desires as the Prophet
could."
3] SAHIH BUKHARI, BOOK 4: Ablutions (Wudu') Volume 1, Number 233:
Narrated Aisha: I used to wash the semen off the clothes of the ...
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Author: sinnasinna
Date: Mar 29, 2008 17:58
MAPLE, Ont. -Prapa Thambithurai lives in a suburban duplex north of
Toronto, near the looping roller coaster tracks and fake theme park
mountains of Canada's Wonderland.
"I'm just a true Canadian," is how he described himself.
But police allege the 45-year-old satellite dish installer, who
emigrated from Sri Lanka two decades ago, is also a bagman for the
Tamil Tigers, the guerrilla group that pioneered suicide bombings.
Two weeks ago, Mr. Thambithurai became the first person charged under
Canada's terrorism financing law, which makes it a crime to collect
money knowing it "will be used by or will benefit a terrorist group."
Part of the Anti-Terrorism Act brought in after 9/11, the law has been
on the books for more than six years, but nobody had ever been charged
until Mr. Thambithurai's car was pulled over in New Westminster, B.C.
on the night of March 14.
Police seized more than $1,000 in cash as well as pledge forms, Mr.
Thambithurai told the National Post this week in his first public
comments since his arrest.
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Author: ErickassonfireErickassonfire
Date: Mar 29, 2008 17:51
Dear Sir:
Regarding your statement on Sri Lanka and your attempt at "warning"
the Sri Lankan government that the Kosovo example could be applied to
Sri Lanka, it is obvious that you have just a superficial knowledge of
the terrorist problems in Sri Lanka. I could rebut your statement line
by line but am restricting myself to the most blatant falsehoods in
your attempt at "warning".
To begin with is your assumption of an "oppressed minority". The
assumption that the minority is "oppressed" is just that, an
assumption because there is no substantiation of "oppression" which is
the propaganda of the Tamil terrorists. For your information, the
Tamils have the same rights as anyone else in Sri Lanka.
The Sri Lankan government ended the ceasefire in January 2008, the
LTTE had ended it in 2006 with the statement from it's leader. The
government merely gave notice that it was formally ending it because...
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Author: RonnieRonnie
Date: Mar 29, 2008 17:28
London: In an embarrassing turn-around, the British government has
admitted "substantial breaches" of the European Convention on Human
Rights over the treatment of Iraqi civilians held by its soldiers
resulting in the death of a hotel worker in Basra in 2003.
The u-turn, announced by Defence Secretary Des Browne, follows a
prolonged legal battle which culminated in the Law Lords rejecting the
government claim that the human rights convention did not apply to
British troops serving abroad.
The move means that the government would have to pay substantial
compensation to those who claim to have been tortured or ill-treated
by British soldiers.
Media reports indicated that compensation to the family of the hotel
worker Baha Mousa, who died in British custody allegedly as a result
of torture, could be in the region of £1 million.
Mousa and eight others were arrested after a raid on a hotel in
September 2003 on suspicion of militant activity. Mousa had 93
injuries on his body when he died, and at a court martial last year
the Ministry of Defence admitted that he was tortured over 36 hours.
It also admitted that eight others were ill-treated.
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