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Apr 22, 2008, 16:29 GMT
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If the West were to sue Arab nations for remarks, cartoons, pictures, etc. offensive to our values, there wouldn't be a penny left in the Arab world. Egypt regularly prints villanious anti-Semitic cartoons that portray Jews exactly as newspapers in the Third Reich did. The nonsense that the CIA or the Mossad were responsible for 9/11 are regular features in Arab papers. Al-Qaida second-in-command today issued a rebuke saying hizbollah, a Shi'ite terrorist group started that rumor to deprive Sunni terrorist al-Qaida of taking the credit for 9/11. Yet, the Arabs still print this libel. The fact that a Christian church cannot be built in an Arab country unless the government issues a special allowance for its construction is proof of their intolerance and hatred. We in the West foolishly allow mosque after mosque to be built with Saudi money while a Christian caught praying in Saudi Arabia faces Islamic law punishment - usually flogging. The West is dealing with a medieval hate filled sick society in the Arab Muslim world and allowing it to determine what we can and cannot print is like putting the criminally insane in charge.
These cartoons are a disgrace! Please visit the official website of Allah's favourite prophet!
www.prophetmohammed.co.uk
Chill out dudes,
Mo (PBUM)
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