Arabs and racism and sexism!
Reader comment on item: Paul Goodman, MP, Analyses Radical Islam

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Nov 22, 2006 at 16:35

Paul Goodman is very correct. Islam is fascist and so is communism and thay are both religions (yes communism fits very well in the definition of what is really a religion?)

I happen to believe that Islam will be defeated in the market place of ideas as in the case of communism. What should we as kuffar do in the meantime? There is no doubt that in my case the 9/11 atrocity was the inspiration for me to really understand what Islam is all about. Yes I study history and I study Arabic so to jump into reading the Arabic sources, in Arabic, was rather easy. I'm not asking the readers to do this, but I would urge others with similar backgrounds to mine, to post and expose Islam for what it is, and to expose the many tablighees in this blog for what they are. almost all of them know no Arabic, cannot read the primary sources in Arabic and they happen to have a computer and then sit in some Muslim hell hole trying to spread the word of their Allah!

Goodman is only half correct that discrimination in Islam is based on religion. Now Arabs are no doubt racists! They have no like for Pakistanis (gasp) or Indians. But Arabs hate blacks the most and there are many Arabic words that are far worse that the N word to describe blacks and I include here: Barbari (barabara pl.) , Zingi (Zinoog pl.) , 3Abd (3Abeed pl.) , Iswid (Suud pl.) and these are not nice words in Arabic

I find it bizarre when the likes of Muhammad Ali tells us that there is no racism in Islam!

Arabs have no regard for women.

And yes I do belive that Islam is self destructive and it will be defeated in the market place of ideas. And no it is not wishful thinking.

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