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During Omar’s recent visit to Pakistan, she made sure to visit Pakistan’s just-replaced former prime minister Imran Khan, whose Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party proudly tweeted Wednesday: “US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (@Ilhan) called on @ImranKhanPTI in Bani Gala. They discussed Islamophobia & related issues. Ilhan Omar expressed her admiration for Imran Khan and his work for Muslims globally.”
War in Ukraine, an essentially nonexistent Southern border, out-of-control inflation, rising crime, deep societal divisions, and what does the de facto leader of the Democrat Party, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Islamabad), who can always be counted on to have her finger on the pulse of the American people, decide to tackle? Why, “Islamophobia,” of course. Come on, man! Is there something more important that she could be focusing on? “Islamophobia” is, after all, a free speech issue. The only problem is that Omar is on the wrong side.
That was significant in light of the kind of work Imran Khan has been doing for Muslims globally. For years, he has been campaigning for the West to adopt Sharia blasphemy laws and restrict the freedom of speech under the guise of prohibiting “Islamophobia.” In October 2020 at the UN, he justified Islamic violence in reaction to perceived insults of Muhammad, saying: “It is important to understand this: the Prophet lives in our hearts. When he is ridiculed, when he is insulted, it hurts the—As we human know, we human beings understand one thing: the pain of the heart is far, far, far more hurtful than physical pain. And that’s why the Muslims react.” Yes, that sounded like a justification for violence because that was exactly what it was. Jews, Christians, Hindus, and Buddhists have grown accustomed to insults to their faith in the public square, but Khan didn’t think Muslims had any obligation to do so; rather, all others were expected to bow to the sensibilities of Muslims.
Nor was that the first or only time Khan had directly attacked the freedom of speech. At the UN in September 2019, Khan said: “The human community lives together; there should be an understanding. But Islamophobia is dividing the world. Muslim women have been asked to take off their hijab in other countries. A woman can take off her clothes in other countries but cannot put on Hijab.” He said nothing about the many women who have been threatened, brutalized, or even killed for not wearing hijab or about the ongoing persecution of Christians and Hindus in Pakistan. For him, Muslim victimhood is all that matters as a tool to intimidate the world into adopting Sharia prohibitions on criticism of Islam.
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Mike says
Story correction the Democrat from Somali. Islamophobia is ONLY in her own mind. The hate of Muslims that Bleeds on causes other to hate all Muslims stand for. Will come the day and the west says enough is enough
mortimer says
The ‘Islamophobia’ campaign is a Trojan horse campaign for the implementation of discriminatory Sharia law by secular means.
The ‘Islamophobia’ campaign is a Trojan horse campaign for the implementation of discriminatory Sharia law by secular means.
What Western people don’t get is that the ‘Islamophobia’ campaign, begun by the Muslim Brotherhood, is not just an assault on the freedom of expression … it is a form of jihad … verbal jihad and jihad of the pen … legal jihad.
The purpose of all jihad is to remove the human rights and civil liberties of women and kafirs.
mortimer says
Ilhan Omar is a perfect example of the Islamic Stockholm syndrome. She is a woman who identifies with and promotes the ideology of her oppressors. The goal of Islamic misogyny is to remove the human rights and civil liberties of women around the world while turning them into housebound slaves and baby-machines. Under the Sharia that Ilhan Omar promotes, women would live like Afghan women under the Taliban.
Ilhan Omar uses the human rights and civil liberties she enjoys under the American system ultimately to deprive women of those rights everywhere in every country.
Ilhan Omar fights for the oppression and terrorization of women.
Roland says
Ilhan seems to have evaded oppression. Her lapses of Islamic virtue are conveniently ignored. Islam has been her source of power instead.
gravenimage says
Ilhan Omar is useful for the spread of Islam–right now, at least.
Infidel says
Her idea of visiting the then outgoing/just removed prime minister was a stroke of genius. Usually, when political figures visit other countries that are undergoing a change in government, they visit the new or incoming leaders, who will be the ones making policy for the next 4-5 years, or however long that new government would be expected to last. The squad member did the opposite: she visited the leader who was no longer in power!
As for her priorities, the priorities of the Dems today is America last! Why is anyone surprised that issues like War in Ukraine, an essentially nonexistent Southern border, out-of-control inflation, rising crime, deep societal divisions, et al would be anywhere on her radar? She has never cared about this country or its people: her only mission in life is to serve the cause of islam
somehistory says
There is a report today about the increase in acid attacks on women in Mexico. One woman who is prominent in the account, had left her abusive ex, but he caught up with her, saying he had something to make her never forget him. Then, he threw the acid in her face.
Throwing acid is a tactic used by mozlum males who want to ‘give’ women who have crossed their evil paths, punishment for displeasing them. Now severe increases in such attacks in Mexico….could it be that the mozlums who have traveled to this continent from pakistan, afghanistan, somalia, etc. have taught the Mexican male a tactic they had not been using as much as they are now?
How long before more women in the U.S. will be victims in this way? Thanks to the scum who are pouring in, probably not long. And yet, the mozlum snake, predictably, only cares about what people are saying about islam.
Oh, if only, everyone would just stop telling the Truth about islam, i. elmi, alias i. omar (her name came through immigration fraud courtesy of her father, a war criminal) would be so much happier and stop with her constant whining about the fake phobia. (she wouldn’t stop, of course)
i. elmi, alias i omar, is a snake. I say to her in a similar way as Jesus spoke to the Pharisees, you i. elmi, are the offspring of vipers, a daughter of a serpent, child of the devil, and the Truth is not in your father, nor in you. “How are you to flee from the Judgment of Gehenna?”
i. elmi went to Kashmir to make trouble for India’s people; to stir up the contention and lay claim, for mozums and islam, to the territory India claims, but that pakistan occupies. i. elmi is a troublemaker. her name “omar” is fake, and so is her ‘prophet’ and so is her ‘god’ and so are her complaints of a fake ‘phobia.’
Divine Justice will find this snake and pay her what she has ‘earned’ for all her fraud, lies and immorality.
Fitna says
Agreed with everything you said SH, except that if ‘divine justice’ existed, all we’d need to do is sit back and let God handle it.
He could’ve stopped Hitler, Mao, and millions of Muslims from slaughtering millions of people throughout history.
But all I’ve seen is that evil ideologies like Islam and Nazis have been killing others and were only stopped when other people rose up and started fighting back.
With respect, if there is a God, he doesn’t care or he’s busy partying in another galaxy or he doesn’t exist, take your pick.
Either way it boils down to this, if you want to end evil in this world, we have to do it ourselves, by organizing and working together. That’s how Nazism was eliminated and that’s what is needed to purge Islam.
somehistory says
Fitna,
I have read and heard your arguments presented here all of my life from many different people. The common denominator is disbelief in a Creator.
Consider for a moment: A man has a family and works hard to provide what all is needed. The kids, and even the wife, might want and expect that the man will do certain things, and he promises to do so…at the right time. He promises, and they wait patiently, though not necessarily understanding why they must.
People make decisions every day that others may not understand. But, allowances are made and patience is exercised because the family loves and trusts the person making the promises.
I love and trust and have faith in God. I know, people say He has not been proven to even exist, but all around us, we can see that Someone had to create what we see. Even the skeptic Carl Sagan said, “If you want to bake an apple pie ***from scratch*** you have to first create a universe.”
We can’t make anything from scratch because we have to use things God already made. The Apostle Paul wrote, “Every house is constructed by someone, but He that made all things is God.”
Look back on hitler and see that some things that are very evil continued after he committed suicide. What was done then by humans getting organized and fighting him, didn’t get rid of all of the evil. That is why berlin was divided and people were killed trying to travel across that city…because evil was still active.
Now, God has made promises, and some, He has already kept. Sending Jesus was one very important promise that God kept. He promised in Genesis that Jesus would come, but Jesus didn’t come until it was the “appointed time” thousands of years later.
God has a timetable and He sticks to it….just like people set their schedules and stick to them to get things done.
One very important point is: God can and will undo all that evil has done here to mankind.
That is why we are promised a resurrection of the dead. God will also “wipe out every tear, and there will be no mourning, nor outcry or pain; these former things will have passed away.”.. and “neither will they come up into the mind.” So, there won’t even be bad memories.
When God wipes out what is happening, He will make a clean sweep…no evil will be left like what was left after WWII.
islam was fought before and nazism was fought before…by humans, but remnants were left that grew back. Because man cannot get rid of satan and he is behind it all.
God will get rid of satan when He carries out Justice. But He will do it at the Right time, a time that He set back in the Garden and written in the Genesis.
It is necessary for people to “fight the fine fight of the faith,” which includes opposing evil and pointing out to others what things are evil. But, I also recognize that only God can clean up and get rid of every little bit of evil…none will remain when He executes Divine Justice. Faith in His promises helps me “wait for God,” like is written in the Psalms.
Fitna says
Thanks for the post SomeHistory, I can tell that you’re a considerate and passionate person. It shows in your posts about Islam which I always concur with.
You mentioned God has his own time. You also suggested that He will undo all the evil that’s ever happened.
So if God’s going to hit that magic ‘Fix it’ button that sends bad people to hell and good people to heaven, then why bother opposing Nazism, Communism or Islam or anything else. Why not let it just happen, let the Muslims kill us all and take the planet?
Perhaps many Christians in the past took that view and became pacifists and allowed themselves to be raped, tortured, jailed and killed. Maybe this is why the mideast went from being 99% Christian to almost entirely Muslim now.
At least you agree that the existence of God has never been proven. Which means the idea of a God is a hypothesis like anything else, like universe-creating pixies.
But why base your life on something that has never been proven? Jesus is a character in the Bible like all the others. Why don’t they appear to us today to prove they exist?
Why did God send his ‘message’ to some goat-herders from the Bronze age in Palestine, but said absolutely nothing to the Chinese, Indians, Nordics, Arabs, Aztecs, etc?
Why do Jews and Arabs have completely different holy books claiming to be from the same god but the messages are contradictory?
If such a god was real, wouldn’t he really be a prankster like Loki? Getting his laughs and jollies from pushing humans to follow different belief systems and warring with each other?
I’m barely scratching the surface here, but it’s unavoidable questions like this made me distrust the whole house of cards that is religion and eventually it all came crashing down for me.
I have no expectation that you or anyone else here is suddenly going to come to the same realization that I did. For some it happens very quickly (leaving religion), for others they continue believing their entire lives.
But if one values truth and the contradictions cannot be adequately addressed then one is forced to realize that religion is just a man-made invention and no gods exist, since we created them and not the other way around.
You also asked “who created everything”? It didn’t happen by itself. That’s a form of “begging the question.”
“The fallacy of begging the question occurs when an argument’s premises assume the truth of the conclusion, instead of supporting it.” (from google)
So in this case, since nobody knows where the universe came from-we were not there at the beginning, people assume it was invented by a Creator-God…without having any evidence to support this claim.
Basically we’re answering a mystery-the universe, with another mystery-God….now you have to explain where this God came from, who created him or it? A super-God? Who created him? Which leads to infinite regression.
The scientific consensus is that the universe began from an energy field. Particles pop into and out of existence all the time, it’s proven already-called ‘virtual particles.’ They just think that one of them had the right conditions to create a universe, no god is required.
As an Atheist, I believe this is the only life we will ever have since there is no evidence of an afterlife. Do keep in mind questions of ‘other realms’ are scientific and if they existed, scientists would’ve found them already, but there are only the 4 dimensions we know including time.
This is why I don’t have any trust in some magic invisible creature that will right every wrong and make everything wonderful. I believe it is up to us humans to make the world better by fighting evil ourselves. If we do nothing, then evil wins, as it did in 57 nations that have been turned into Islamic states.
As for Nazism, sure we didn’t take out every last Nazi, but we killed millions of them which basically destroyed their evil movement. While there is a new crop rising, western nations still have ‘antibodies’ to fight this disease again.
The trouble is that those antibodies still have recognized Islam is also a form of Nazism that needs to be wiped out. Hopefully in time people will understand as the evidence becomes too hard to ignore.
It must be very confusing to be religious because on the one hand you’re taught to think that God will fix everything like your father example….but on the other, doing nothing means you could end up suffering horrifically at the hands of your enemies. ‘
Also some Christians believe in fighting evil directly. I think that’s the better way to go, just in case there is no god who has your back…then at least you can save this Earthly life, plus you might get rewarded for opposing evil if he’s real.
Fitna says
*still have not recognized….
PRCS says
Good grief!
How will “God” treat Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, and others when the big day arrives? Will He/She/It cast them into “Hellfire”?
Fitna says
@PRCS,
Yes apparently because we Atheists and other non-Christians ‘reject’ the Christian God then we’re going to hell.
This is the same for the Muslims’ god Allah. The trouble is every religion has their holy book and many of them claim they’re following the one true God.
Since no god has ever visited humans, how does one decide which to follow?
What’s more likely, all these contradictory religions are right or they’re all man-made myths and they’re all wrong?
somehistory says
Fitna,
It is impossible to have a complete conversation on the internet with great distances between two people….both of whom are trying to live an honest, and upright life.
I will not try to convince you. I only shared what I did because of your comment to me about Divine Justice and your “why” didn’t God do something already, etc.
As for “who” go where, I have never stated here….or anywhere in my entire life that people will “go to heaven” or that certain people will go here or there. I have said what the Bible has about the “lake of fire reserved for the ****liars and those disgusting in their filth****” if they don’t change.
It is not my place to decide who goes where…who lives eternally and who doesn’t.
That means….and I have said this to the atheist who has told me basically to shut up about my faith, that I contribute nothing to this site…that it is “jihad watch” not Christian watch…but now it has the other side that covers just about everything…
that I don’t decide who goes where and that includes Hindus, Taoists , Buddhists, agnostics, atheists, Sikhs, etc.
I don’t know where each one will end up. Jesus said that He will “separate the people as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats,” and He said that those who “did good things” for His brothers, will “go into life.”
Now, I’m not in His place and I’m not the One deciding. If the atheist who likes to mock me continually and bring up Hindus, Buddhists, etc. wants to know “what about them”…he’ll have to ask God. I had a nice conversation with a sweet Hindu lady who told me she believes Jesus will come and rescue her.
And, by the way, I didn’t “ASK” who created everything. I quoted the Bible about “God created everything.”
If you see a watch on a table, do you assume that no one made it, or made its components and that somehow, it just appeared there, fully formed and working correctly? Logic tells me there is a maker., a designer…of even watches and phones, and cars and houses, etc. Logic tells me that Someone made the many things of Nature. Like the poet said, “Only God can make a tree.”
Anything man makes uses the things God created.
You don’t have to believe anything i have written. That is your choice. But, I don’t mock you for having questions as the p guy mocks me for believing.
and neither he nor you are in danger from my beliefs…unlike others who will insist that it’s their way or death.
Christians allow their churches to be invaded and burned to the ground without killing the perps. How many other religions can say the same thing? We want Justice to take place, but we don’t take it into our hands to decide who dies and who gets to keep on living…even if they mock us until the cows come home.
Fitna says
@SomeHistory,
I want to be clear, while there are some people who might take issue with beliefs, I just want to build unity among all of us non-Muslims because Islam is a danger to every man, woman and child on the planet, including some Muslims who wish to leave the faith but are trapped.
Let me also reiterate I respect you and your ideas, even if we differ on some points. I do agree the topic of religion is pretty broad and can’t be properly addressed in a few posts.
What we all need to do is set aside our differences and work towards the common goal of defeating Islam. Keep in mind that if someone questions your ideas/beliefs, they’re not attacking you personally.
So while I might have agreed with PRCS on his one point it was about the teachings, whatever issues you guys have is between you too.
Actually I wouldn’t want to see Christians surrendering no more than Atheists, because it affects us all. I get if people want to leave the battle, but if non-Muslims refuse to fight, then Islam will steamroll over all of us….so we have to unite and work together.
You keep telling me what you know based on your religious teachings, keep in mind I know all of those things also since I was a Christian once. But I wonder if you even read my post and thought about what I said since you haven’t addressed those questions that I raised.
As for the watchmaker analogy it’s been thoroughly debunked by Atheists who are more well versed than I am, online. The claim of a designer for watches does not apply to universes since we’ve never seen anyone create a universe before, so the question of its origin is still open for debate.
Also reasoning by analogy does not cause a god to appear, if one existed, then we need irrefutable evidence of this god.
A discussion or debate isn’t mocking. It is valid questioning of a belief system that makes profound claims that are unproven. If I told you I drove to work, you’ll believe me without question since that is an ordinary claim.
If I told you I flew to work by flapping my arms, well we know that’s an extraordinary claim which does require questioning and proof. The same goes for God. Anyways, this isn’t a topic that interests me that much since I’m very familiar with these arguments.
While I’m sure you personally might not be a threat to non-believers, the way Muslims are, there are still millions of Christians out there who use the state to force their beliefs on Atheists/Secularists (in western nations), like on questions of abortion, euthanasia and other issues. So this is why we have an issue with the religion and some radical Christians…obviously you’re not one of them.
But I’m not interested in going off-topic here either. My focus is Islam and to see it ended.
somehistory says
Fitna,
I did read your post and that is why I said it was impossible to have a real discussion on line. Each point would need to be stated, and the other has a response…back and forth. You stated a lot and it would take way too much time to go back and forth, reading again, responding, reading the next part, responding, until reaching the end.
It is my understanding that Mr. Spencer allows one to write a comment as long as personal attacks are not part. So, on some of my comments…not all…I refer to God, to Jesus, to Divine Justice bringing an end to the evil…all of it.
It won’t affect me one way or the other if you stay in your disbelief. It won’t affect me if every atheist stays in that state. The only person who can affect my eternal life is me.
However, if I write something here, no one has an obligation to read it. No one who reads it has an obligation to agree with it. But, if I write something and someone asks me a question about it, or makes an argument about it, I feel it is my right to reply.
And, I have been “attacked” …personally…more than once by more than one person on here. but, that puts me in the very best company.
I will keep reading your comments as I know you didn’t mean what you wrote as an attack. we will all find out one day who is right about God…those like me…or like you.
Fitna says
SomeHistory, fair enough my friend.
You’re right a discussion with the back and forth would probably be too long. Sorry to hear that you may have been attacked by some posters-It’d be nice if everyone would remain civil and respectful with one another, even if people disagree intensely on certain topics.
I think however for some people their beliefs/ideas are personal to them so they mistakenly believe they are being attacked when it is their beliefs that people take issue with, it’s important to remember that distinction.
Keep in mind that ideas are nothing more than thoughts and they can change as people get better information. So there is nothing wrong with attacking anyone’s views/ideas. I feel sometimes some believers take discussions personally when it is totally unwarranted.
As for your last point, you believe you’ll find a God in the afterlife. But what if when we die we just end up in the dirt? You’ll never know you had existed.
Think of it another way, have we ever once in all of human civilization seen the laws of nature/physics suspended or broken? That’s never happened and it can’t happen. All we have are claims of people experiencing “miracles” but they’re nothing but fables, myths, stories.
You don’t need to die to find out, you just have to use your intelligence to reason it through. As I mentioned before what’s more likely, that the laws of physics were somehow suspended or that someone told a lie? Occam’s razor, the simplest answer is usually the right one.
Anyways I’ll leave it at that. When I was younger I enjoyed discussing these ideas but now they just bore me and I really couldn’t care less if anyone converted or not.
But I still put these ideas out there for those who are open-minded and willing to challenge their own belief system they were brainwashed into when they were children and unable to think for themselves.
Maybe the lightbulb will go off in some of them and they’ll realize they’re in their own mental prison and opt to leave it, if not it’s no skin off my nose.
somehistory says
Fitna,
I guess it’s an agree to disagree, but with neither of us being truly affected by the belief…and consider yours a belief in that you do *think* things about the universe, what happens and why, etc….of the other one.
I respect the fact that each has to decide for themselves and no other can or should make that decision…except in the case of little kids who are too young to decide what clothes to wear, or what foods to eat; big decisions have to wait for maturity.
There is a life and death struggle, a war ongoing…and it can be defined as good against evil. Evil is on the rise in so many ways…islam being a major source and the more people that recognize this, the better for everyone.
No two humans think exactly alike, imo. But, we do agree that islam is an evil that must be dealt with and eliminated, once and for all time. we just disagree on how it will happen. And that’s okay with me.
Fitna says
Good summation SomeHistory.
Sure we can agree to disagree. The thing is that Christians and Atheists think alike on most subjects. I suspect we agree on 90% of issues, like love of freedom, having some kind of social safety net, equality for all, opposing racism, etc.
And definitely we also recognize that Islam is mortal threat to us all. So ya, we should all just work together on the common goal of defeating Islam whatever is required.
Because ofc Islam doesn’t hold the same values that we do and if they ‘win’ or get the upper hand, then life will be hell for non-Muslims as we see examples of that every day in the Muslim world.
gravenimage says
Good exchange, Somehistory and Fitna–very interesting.
And whatever our different points of view, we can *all* stand against the threat of Islam.
Fitna says
Thanks Graven,
Totally agree, we have our different views but we share similar values and can definitely unite on the issue of Islam or any other fascist totalitarian ideology or death cult that seeks to destroy our freedoms and way of life.
PRCS says
“and I have said this to the atheist who has told me basically to shut up about my faith, that I contribute nothing to this site…that it is “jihad watch” not Christian watch”
Yes, I am that unnamed atheist
As an American, you have the constitutional right to BELIEVE whatever floats your boat and I have no issue with that. And I was duty bound to support and defend it over a 21 year military career.
But–and let’s be clear–your proselytizing simply does not contribute to the site’s purpose. Nor does presenting your religious beliefs as facts.
You had a nice conversation with a sweet Hindu lady who told me she believes Jesus will come and rescue her?
If she’s a good person, what will Jesus need to rescue her from?
Fitna says
Well I think SomeHistory is entitled to share his beliefs if he wants to, just as we have that same right to advance the atheist/secular perspective…so long as the freedom of speech (FoS) is upheld here.
Speaking of which, credit to Robert Spencer for allowing that, since FoS is under heavy assault everywhere else. I’ve been banned on both Conservative and Liberal sites for presenting opposing views.
FoS is the cornerstone of all our freedoms, without it, we’ll turn into one of those rotten hellhole fascist totalitarian nations like China, Russia or the 57 terrorist Islamic states.
And a little civility and focusing on the ideas instead of the person, would make for more fruitful discussions.
somehistory says
Fitna, thank you.
I believe because the evidence I see is proof to me, that it is a “fact”…although you and others may not accept it as anything more than a delusion.
But I feel the same regarding the idea that something came from nothing, and that a Creator is only a myth thought up by idiots.
I feel that each should be allowed, without ridicule, to state a belief…that the other does not accept as proven fact.
I think that each should be a free moral agent because I believe we were created that way. And a large part of that freedom is to think and to say.
Even though there are different ideas about the source of the “freedoms.”
Fitna says
You’re welcome SH.
Well I think the origin of the universe is the greatest question ever and not one I’m bored with…but I feel that science has given us the ‘right answer’ based on the available evidence.
I’m not against anyone proposing gods as their answer, but I just feel it’s an inadequate hypothesis that requires evidence and none of the holy books have it, which why the use they use ‘faith’ which is a fancy word for ‘trust me, even though I have no proof.’
You may think you’ve thought it through and I mean no offense but I don’t think you really have. You were likely born into Christianity and that’s why you believe it.
If you were born in Iran you’d be a Muslim and would think you have the truth and pray to the “real god.” If it was India, you’d be a Hindu, etc. Why is your Christian god the right one but not Zeus, Allah, Thor or Vishnu?
If you really did your research, you would’ve studied all the religions as well as the secular/atheist perspective.
I’m not saying you don’t have conviction in what you believe. I’m saying you just accepted without question what was told to you before you were able to think. Brainwashing, esp. during childhood is very powerful.
I recall a preacher once said “give me your children till the age of 10 and we’ll have them for their rest of their lives”….so preachers know all about the power of indoctrination.
It’s one thing to say “I think the universe came from nothing….” or “I think a god made it.” Nothing wrong with that, we don’t know what is true because we weren’t there 14 billion years ago.
But then when people say this god talks to them, they dance and pray to it because that’s what it wants, and it has a plan for us, it’ll made a heaven/hell, that’s when they’ve gone off the deep end and I see it as mental illness. Why pray to something invisible that you just invented in your own mind?
Until we have evidence there is no reason to believe any of that. Evidence means this god visits each of us, proves his powers and tells us what to do with our lives, etc.
There are 100 billion galaxies and there might be a multiverse. If God exists, we’d be as special to him as algae forming on rocks are to us. People are silly to believe such a creator would care…all that’s just human fantasy and egocentrism.
I believe you agreed with me earlier that we have no proof of a god. That’s the right starting point for thinking about this topic, because once you accept we cannot prove a god exists (or there is no evidence), then it’s easy to realize everything said in every holy book on this planet is BS invented by humans.
So we shouldn’t be following any religion at all, even I as an Atheist could say maybe there is a god behind it all, but so what?
He has nothing to do with me or my life, until he presents himself in person…otherwise it makes more sense to live your life as if there is no god, because there is no proof of one. I hope that makes sense. So I’ll leave it at that.
Black Sabbath says
Every moslem is a JewishPhobe, ChristianPhone, HinduPhobe, BuddhistPhobe, JainPhobe, WomenPhobe, BlackDogPhobe, PigPhobe, SciecePhobe, RealiyPhobe and the list goes on and on
Fitna says
+1
Wellington says
If you are a Muslim and sincerely for true freedom of speech than you are, ipso facto, a bad Muslim.
Conclude accordingly.
Wellington says
“…then….” and not “…than….”
Pierre Delecto says
When she arrives at a US port of entry, drop her passport into the shredder and return her to Somalia.
The Pontius Pilot treatment.
Infidel says
Great idea. Won’t happen under this government
john smith says
Ilhan Omar is a radical jihadi who’s only mission in life is to impose sharia and destroy America from within. She is an evil cow (my apologies to any cow that might be reading this) and nothing would give me greater pleasure than to see her being deported back to Somalia.
Wellington says
+1.
Walter Sieruk says
It actually is that the people who have well studied the subject of the religion and therefore have come to recognize the many disturbing deceiving and even dangerous thins about Islam along with its violent and stealth jihad don’t really have the mental condition of “Islamophobia.”
That they do have with their acquired knowledge about the actural essence of Islam is a clear case of Islamorealism..
Sheila says
Islamophobia is a hoax. Invented by the Muslim Brotherhood to shame the kufr, shut up criticism of Islam and shut down FREE SPEECH.
Fitna says
Exactly it’s like saying “prove Allah is real.” Knowing they can’t they instead resort to threats and violence.
There’s nothing there, beyond the word. Muslims have been brainwashed from birth to think this magical creature is real.
Can you imagine how dangerous this world would be if an Allah existed and he carried out punishments against his enemies?
Why does Allah or any god need followers for, when he can do the killing and punishing himself?
That’s how you know religions are all BS, it’s just people who heard or read some stories telling others that their gods exists.
No god has ever come down from the sky in human history and said here I am, now you don’t have to guess anymore.
Instead all we have is lies, rumors, stories and fairytales…invented by people who wanted to rob from others and turn them into slaves. That’s why Mohammad was so successful.
PRCS says
“invented by people who wanted to rob from others and turn them into slaves.”
Given the many times the phrase “what their right hand possesses” occurs in Qur’an: slaves who own slaves.
PRCS says
Islam is an ideology. Islamophobia is an irrational fear of that ideology.
The Yazidis and so many others, however, have a rational fear of Allah’s slaves.
Of course, CAIR has a much more expansive definition:
:”Islamophobia is a closed-minded hatred, fear or prejudice toward Islam and Muslims that
results in discrimination, marginalization and oppression. It creates a distorted
understanding of Islam and Muslims and transforms diversity in name, language, culture,
ethnicity, and race into a set of stereotyped characteristics. As such, Islamophobia is a
system of both religious and racial animosity.
Being a Muslim means never having to tell the truth.
PRCS says
Whew! That was some odd cut and past formatting.
gravenimage says
Ilhan Omar Finds a New Way to Attack Freedom of Speech
…………….
The worst politician in the United States.
Fitna says
Indeed Graven, right up there with Obama, Biden, and that idiot who let a fairly free country and ally (Iran) get conquered by Islamic shiiteheads….Dhimmi Carter. And that same country is now our enemy and threatening to nuke the US, Europe and Israel.
libertyORdeath says
“Muslim women have been asked to take off their hijab in other countries.”
How many non-muslim women have been forced to wear a hijab in islamic countries?
All of them.
Fitna says
+10
notnolib says
Ilhan, your false “prophet” mohammed (if he existed) was a rapist, a pedophile, a terrorist and a murderer. All the things that your terror guide the koran, that mohammed crapped into the arabian sands said to be.
I have one question for you Ilhan. Are you a pious muslima, or do you sport a clitoris like some sort of ho’?