Charlatan

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The number 2 bimbo in the Al Qaeda clown outfit has decided to call Pope Benedict XVI a "charlatan".  The statement is so rife with irony that it drowns the message of the real Satan.  Al Zawahiri.

Pope Benedict is a charlatan?  For quoting a 14th century emperor in a CLASS (not a doctrinal speech, a class)?  While the blood of women and children stain the hands, heads and essence of these charlatans?  Why irony!

Oh, so you say that al Zawahiri is not a charlatan?  He is a legitimate critic of the pope?  How ironic!  You have just painted the Muslim religion with the stain of innocent blood!  Wow!  I really want to put that on my resume!

It is time to stop this stupidity.  It is time to stop calling for the Pope, who has apologized, to apologize again.  it is time to recognize that, while perhaps not all Muslims drink the blood of innocents, the ones that are heard sure do.  it is time to recognize that until those "peaceful" Muslims speak out against the stupidity and idiocy of their current spokesmen, we have only the lunatics words to teach us of the religion of innocent blood.  The religion that preaches death instead of life.  The religion of heretics.

Is that harsh?  Does that sting?  Then perhaps you should (Muslims) change that perception.  Right now, that is what the rest of the world sees you as.  If you don't like it, only you have the power to change it.  Not the Pope, not the Grand Rabbi of Judaism.  Not even Bush.

Until you do, don't expect sympathy from the non-Muslims.  Actions speak louder than words.  And your actions say you are a bunch of blood thirsty heathens that only care about how much blood you can spill, not whether it is innocent or tainted blood.

You made your swamp.  Now you wallow in it.

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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
Until you do, don't expect sympathy from the non-Muslims. Actions speak louder than words. And your actions say you are a bunch of blood thirsty heathens that only care about how much blood you can spill, not whether it is innocent or tainted blood.


ditto what you said in shouted language!
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
See, the thing is, it's all a language misunderstanding. When we hear them say "religion of peace" it's actually "religion of piece". They hack off a piece of you here, another piece there...
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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top

good article, to the point and filled with TRUTH!!

 

Islam is the religion of maiming, torturing, killing, beheading, child killers.. part of Islam can condemn a woman to be RAPED!!

Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top

ditto what you said in shouted language!

Sometimes words speak louder than caps, and rereading it, yes, I guess I was shouting.  But I am not going to appologize.

Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top

See, the thing is, it's all a language misunderstanding. When we hear them say "religion of peace" it's actually "religion of piece". They hack off a piece of you here, another piece there...

Very astute and very accurate.  I guess it is the fault of the english language.

Reply #6 from JoeUser Forums Top

Islam is the religion of maiming, torturing, killing, beheading, child killers.. part of Islam can condemn a woman to be RAPED!!

And yell peace while doing it.  No longer will I listen to the Grimas.  I will look to the actions.  I am tired of the Grima wormtongues!

Reply #7 from JoeUser Forums Top
it is time to recognize that, while perhaps not all Muslims drink the blood of innocents, the ones that are heard sure do.


Is that a bad thing? I'm sure CNN just reported that that's what we serve at the Army chow halls. Maybe I should talk to the dining facility manager.......

(at the very least, it can't be halal...........)
Reply #8 from JoeUser Forums Top
In case no one knows this, "charlatan" mean a joker, someone who clowns around or jokes around a lot, in spanish.

Good article.
Reply #9 from JoeUser Forums Top

Is that a bad thing? I'm sure CNN just reported that that's what we serve at the Army chow halls. Maybe I should talk to the dining facility manager.......

When you point a blood stained finger in the direction of another accusingly, yes it does.

Reply #10 from JoeUser Forums Top

"charlatan" mean a joker, someone who clowns around or jokes around a lot, in spanish.

Then he is not even that, for there is nothing funny about these animals that pretend to follow a religion.

Reply #11 from JoeUser Forums Top
You know, this kind of article not only serves to inflame the few Muslims who think we're all infidels but to alienate most Muslims. A recent television documentary here in Australia about the way ALL Muslims are branded because of the actions of a few zealots raised a valid point: if a extreme Christian organisation decided to use violence and terrorist acts to get their message across, would all the Christians in the world suddenly be alienated because of their beliefs.

This may not be the populist point of view, but I'm sure if you think about it, this is a far more reasonable than alienating an entire group for the actions of a few. Very few Muslims are extremists, as are very few Christians. It is about time we started calling this small group for what they are: murders, plain and simple.
Reply #12 from JoeUser Forums Top

It is about time we started calling this small group for what they are: murders, plain and simple.

I agree.  They are murderers who just happen to profess a certain religion. 

Reply #13 from JoeUser Forums Top
if a extreme Christian organisation decided to use violence and terrorist acts to get their message across, would all the Christians in the world suddenly be alienated because of their beliefs.


Here's the funny part, because of all these child molesting and money stealing priest, the Catholic religion is now being considered a bad religion. At least thats what I get from how the stories are reported and from the reaction of people.
Reply #14 from JoeUser Forums Top

At least thats what I get from how the stories are reported and from the reaction of people.

The same people no doubt excusing this bacteria when they cut off heads of innocent people.

Reply #15 from JoeUser Forums Top
if a extreme Christian organisation decided to use violence and terrorist acts to get their message across, would all the Christians in the world suddenly be alienated because of their beliefs.


No, because unlike the mainstream Muslims the mainstream Christians would be very publicly denouncing such acts. There would be little doubt that they disapprove of such behavior.

If the mainstream Muslims of the world would simply stand up for what they believe in they would easily set themselves apart from the extremists in their midst. Their silence damns them more than anything.
Reply #16 from JoeUser Forums Top

No, because unlike the mainstream Muslims the mainstream Christians would be very publicly denouncing such acts. There would be little doubt that they disapprove of such behavior.

I dont recall seeing many if any Christians yelling support for Eric Robert Rudolph, but I remember a lot of Christians condemning him.

Reply #17 from JoeUser Forums Top
No, because unlike the mainstream Muslims the mainstream Christians would be very publicly denouncing such acts


Another point raised in the documentary I mentioned earlier was the concerns moderate Muslims living in Australia had regarding their voice in the media, which is virtually non-existent. The only time straight media bothers to interview moderate Muslims is when they're looking for grabs to subjectively use in their pieces.

Media diversity, or rather the lack of it is the major problem. I don't doubt a lot of people would feel differently about Muslims if they (the Muslim population) had a better voice.
Reply #18 from JoeUser Forums Top
Ayman Al Zawahiri, born in Egypt, is banned in just about every Middle Eastern country. Pity the poor old fool: he is probably sitting in some cave with an ancient camcorder and 3 supporters. Al quaeda has little direct support anymore so he is now just trying to rev us all up and rev up the hundreds of Jihadist groups he HEARS about.

If you read his early history in Egypt you'll realise he is just a crazed crank with very little power anymore. I'm surprised he even knows who the Pope is. Let us therefore put his criticism into context: It is the ranting of a bloodthirsty lunatic who just happens to be a Moslem.
Reply #19 from JoeUser Forums Top

Let us therefore put his criticism into context: It is the ranting of a bloodthirsty lunatic who just happens to be a Moslem.

And in that I would dearly hope.  A little more noise from the rank and file would help.  I am a Catholic, and admit the sins of my faith.  I do so freely and condemn them (I do not participate in witch hunts on the innocent priests however).  yet I hear not a lot from my contemporaries in the Muslim religion.  I wish I did.