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Submitted by Gabby from Australia (Australia), Sep 15, 2008 at 05:35

I was there at the debate. The other side was full of bs about what islam stands for and how it is yada yada ya and I was really appalled and digusted at the way the gullible australian audience bought the taqqiyeh from the other side the way that they did. If australians are so uninformed about islam as to actually let the debate saying it was win, God Help us all in Australia because taqqiyeh is winning downunder

you would think those attending the debate would have at least tried to learn something about the truth of islam, muhammad and read Daniel Pipes books, something I have done and collected.

There is a lot of work for Dr Pipes I am sure to be done in Australia such as getting his books publicised by the publishers and getting airwaves and the australian sydney jewish community actively involved in exposing islam and the violence and hate and racism of islam and the fact that no muslim recognises any other law as being valid but islamic law even here downunder Dr Pipes should try to get some universities in australia to hold debates with him in it too, that I hope will help warn the universities about radicalisation of muslim students in australia . And islam and its evil in greater depth, australians are real suckers for the smooth talking journalists and taqqiyeh experts like what was on the other side of the debate thats for bloody sure and I met all the ones on the panel of the opposite and I was very unimpressed by them all.

Gabby

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