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Islamic hypocrisy knows no bounds

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Submitted by George (United States), Aug 15, 2009 at 15:49

Dear Dr. Pipes:

This topic should not even be debatable. While Palentinian authority wants to believe that "Israel is not Jewish but it is just a country where Jews and others live", Islamic fundamentalists have no qualms in declaring every little place of land where Muslims attain a majority as a Islamic Republic. Why cannot so many humans (muslims and others) fail to see this simple truth?

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