To JJ, A typical Muslim avoids saying the truth and resorts to impolitness
Reader comment on item: The Problem with Middle East Studies
in response to reader comment: TO MR. HOWARD

Submitted by howard (United States), Sep 28, 2008 at 19:02

Mr. JJ, I asked you a very specific question:

Is your loyalty to Australia or to the Nation of Islam ( UMMA)? I asked you to avoid Altaquia. To those who do not know Islam, Islam permits and encourages the Muslims to lie. Any one can go to Yahoo or any search engine and read for yourselves. Just type Altaquia and you will find what this sect that called Islam is teaching its members. Let me explain what it is: a Muslim is permitted to lie in three situationsL

1. To advance the cause of Islam, i.e to be nice in appearance in order to attract infidels (all the other religions of the world) to Islam

2. To lie to overcome the enimies of Islam, and

3. To lie to his wife.

Ladies and gentlemen the infidels, i.e, non Muslims, wake up before it is too late. There people in Australia, USA, Canada, Europe are there to destroy the West. They absolutely have no loyalty to any country they live in. This is plainly and clearly the teachings of their Quran. They capitalize on the lack of knoweldge of the West with the Arabic language and falsly try to convince the West the Islam is a peaceful religion. It is not a religion, it is a political ideology coated in religion. Saudi Arabia is spreaking hate materials in the USA mosques. You do not believe me, go to any search engine and find Congressional hearings on this matter. Now Mr. JJ respond to my points and there is no need to use to bad mouth. Stick to the facts and let the readers decide.

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