Go and tell the authors that the families of the 21 Copts that were murdered in Libya and called "Crusaders"!: They should not fear Islam or they will be called Islamophobes

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 14, 2015 at 08:09

Dr. Pipes

I suspect that if the ground zero mosque would have been a Hindu Temple or Buddhist Temple there would have been no opposition what so ever

Now the Qur'an has an infamous verse and it is Q9:28 where Allah tells Muslims that

انما المشركون نجس

Or Truly the polytheists are Najas(uun) or unclean

Oh the polytheists? They are the Jews and Christians as per Q9:30 and the Hindus and Buddhists and Jain and Zoroastrians in other words most of humanity

The word Najas? here is what al-Jalalyin tafseer tell us that this word means

قذر

The word قذر means FILTH! It means that the God of Islam is dehumanizing non Muslims including the non Muslim authors of this booklet and this is why we kuffar and polytheists have every right to expose such hate and if this is called Islamophobia so be it

Now this past week a crime committed by the terrorist members of Da'ish in Libya where 21 Copts were ordered to put on orange shirts and pants and were murdered in cold blood and they were called "The Crusaders" and this is why they were killed. The tragic truth here: The Copts are the real original inhabitants of Egypt and to call them crusaders must have been because those that murdered them were listening to Mr Obama's speech .

Where is Mr Obama? I'm sure he must be saying blame the crusades!

And here is the link for anyone interested in reading about this crime

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/02/isis-slaughters-21-coptic-christians-in-libya/

Now back to Mr Duss et al I do believe that many authors and journalists sell their souls these days for money and become part of the industry called: anti-Islamophobia

Shame on them

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