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Submitted by Aly aus Aegypten (Germany), Jan 1, 2008 at 20:12

Dear Mark,

Your comments remind me of an old Egyptian legend; A beggar who used to go walking from door to door singing a song, and begging for some bread or money. He could only sing one song, day and night he kept singing it, again and again, the song was called Abu Zeid song .

And one day after he spent his whole day walking and singing the same song, he wanted to rest at the streetside, suddenly a window from the groundfloor was opened and somebody looked out to him and said: What about Abu Zeid Song , can you sing it for us?

It looks like as if you don't understand the nature of Islam as we (the previous Moslims)do, or you are blind to see the clear message islam sends to you and the whole world, or you are a Moslim or at least married to a Moslim. Governments in the west where you and me live, repeat exactly your words, but the only difference is that, they are aware of everything but they are not allowed to say anything else.

Dear Friend, Mr. Daniel Pipes, Robert Spencer, Robert Morey and many others are tired of singing Abu Zeid Song, they are tired of telling that the problem we face is Islam itself, indeed the very doctrine of Islam is the real enemy, and as Dr. R. Spencer once said: we should be happy if we find some moderate moslims, who accept and tolerate the others, but they don't represent Islam.
Wake up my dear it's already too late

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