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Still babbling, Seal. Have you ever thought that you have made many posters and viewers nauseated over the years with your nonsense? But carry on, since it is apparent you have nothing else to do. We all realize that parts of Sharia Law have to do with family, etc. However, what have you to say about Muslims who feel it is quite OK to kill apostates. Imagine that. They live here in America with so many different religions and nobody is killing others who convert to Islam, but God forbid the opposite happens.Was Mustafa Carrol joking? I don't think so. He made a joking statement about people worrying about sharia but the tenet of his speech wasn't to compete with David Letterman in the joke department. These people are dead serious.it is probably a good idea in reports such as these to do a rudimentary search to see actually what was said and, if you cannot find a reliable source in the first few pages, well, i disregard it. something like this would be distorted easily and massaged to the writer's agenda.
i think also, people neglect to read the whole article. mustafa carroll seems to be joking.
CAIR TX -- stated "Muslims living in America should not be bound by U.S. law... ? Act For America Omaha Chapter
all you are really proving to me is that the number of muslim hate sites in the USA are limitless and that, if muslim youth are exposed to this kind of fookin' vile shite on a regular basis (and they are) it is a wonder that more bombings don't occur.
hell, i am an irish catholic and the constant exposure to this bigoted crap almost makes me want to join them. imagine if we targeted black americans like this, or asian americans, or mormons, or gays, or jews.
click on the homepage to your link...which is the same article as the opening post.
i have no idea exactly what mustafa carroll said or in what context...and we could spin things in many different ways. try this, and i won't mention names, but "evangelical christian advocates shackling black man to flag pole and whipping him for celebrating american way of life." we can put all kinds of spins on things...how about this..."after advocating the whipping of black american, southern christian man condemns another black american for defending the constitutional".
those are eamples of entirely accurate statements by themselves but the context is absent. i am merely trying to show you how things can be twisted to fit an agenda or or whatever reason.
i did a search...and got hate site after hate site after hate site before i actually got to some sort of legitimate news site...
Muslims try to counter Sharia fear - San Antonio Express-News
which doesn't really address the specifics but it does lend perspective. i don't see any difference between sharia law or judaic law or christian law canon law or whatever other than the fact that people have become accustomed to the use of the word "law" in these cases.
explain this,,,later in the article...
"Carroll began joking about the widespread concern about Shariah, the religious code that governs Muslim civil and political life.
We tried to downplay Shariah, because we didnt want to give the other side any excitement for being here, he said.
He dismissed critics who express concern about Shariah, calling them anti-foreign.
When you even say the word Shariah, people get nervous. We are not advocating for Shariah. We are not trying to make Shariah the law of the land, he said.
Carroll claimed Muslims only want the right to practice our faith.
But he also said, If you understand Shariah, the foundation of our faith how we treat our neighbor, how we treat our parents how we participate in society, all of that is part of Shariah.
you make me sick.
If he's joking - it would be in extremely poor taste and quite counter-productive. I should hope a 'lobby' group would choose spokespeople who could better present their positions than that.......
lol, you call your lying scumbag Zionist propaganda outfits others spokesmen, pathetic describes your words here. A quote taken out of context and without even a source to document it was even made is worthless drivel.
Kondor -
Oddly enough, the most common basis for law in Muslim countries is English common law. But of course England had Egypt, Malaysia, Jordan etc as colonies, and much of that has remained in place. They still use Sharia in some areas of law, but it really is not the draconian nightmare people think of when they hear the word 'Sharia'.
It is difficult to really get clear figures on this, because the mix of Sharia and Common law varies from place to place so much.
I am not aware that Judaic Law nor Christian (Canon?) Law are presently operative in the United States in a distinct and recognizable manner, so, this does not seem to present a problem for the foreseeable future.
Do not confuse 'knee-jerk bigoted actions generated by histrionic fear' with 'proactive preventative measures' brought about by observable and problematic scenarios visible in sister-countries equipped with kindred laws and barriers which failed to stop such an outcome in whole or in part.
Gaza Students: Clean the World of Jews
With that sort of destructive and negative rhetoric coming from students in Gaza .... is it any wonder peace is so hard to achieve in that region of the world?
No students said that, the thread title is a lie. You want to hate students in Gaza based on lies of a Zionist poster, go for it, you and hating and demonizing seem to all go together.
Why are you getting personal with me?
I don't appreciate that.
(QUESTIONs)Why are you blaming all Gaza students for lies attributed to them by a lying Zionist?
Declaration on Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Co-operation among States said:In accordance with the purposes and principles of the United Nations, States have the duty to refrain from propaganda for wars of aggression.
SOURCE: DECLARATION ON PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW FRIENDLY RELATIONS AND CO
Why don't we begin with the United Kingdom, and the Sharia Courts that have been allowed to spring-up in Muslim-dominated areas of the U.K. - and to which Muslims are expected to go for Enclave-Internal / Ghetto-Internal civil and domestic law and disputes, rather than going to the British law courts - and given that these Sharia courts are sending women suffering from domestic violence back to abusive husbands and children of trouble marriages back to the abusing husband etc etc etc.Do not confuse 'knee-jerk bigoted actions generated by histrionic fear' with 'proactive preventative measures' brought about by observable and problematic scenarios visible in sister-countries equipped with kindred laws and barriers which failed to stop such an outcome in whole or in part.
What visible scenarios?
Saigon, recent poll showed that more than 60% of Palestinians support terror attacks against Israel.
Poll Shows 85% of PA Arabs Support Terror
Two recent polls find a vast majority of Arabs supporting terror attacks and a growing Israeli majority opposed to further withdrawals.
By Ezra HaLevi
Two recent polls find a vast majority of Arabs supporting terror attacks and a growing Israeli majority opposed to further withdrawals.
A recent Palestinian Authority poll shows that 84 percent of PA Arabs approve of the massacre at Merkaz HaRav Yeshiva in Jerusalem, where eight students were murder and ten wounded.
The poll, carried out by Ramallah-based pollster Khalil Shikaki, interviewed 1,270 PA Arabs. 64 percent support the rocket attacks on Israeli cities and towns such as Sderot and Ashkelon launched from Hamas-controlled Gaza. Those who oppose the attacks dont necessarily do so on moral grounds, but rather strategic considerations.
The Palestinian Terror Index: A Majority Support Terror
Analysis released by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research contains a wealth of insights which have been ignored by the media.
By: Frimet and Arnold Roth
Published: January 20th, 2013
Most black South Africans had never heard a white South African condemn apartheid either - and yet we know that hundreds of thousands of them voted to end apartheid.
Several Palestinians have told me they oppose terror, because I'm not Israeli nor American.
You can't see that, but behind the screen, I almost smile.
And how many of them, I wonder, "reject" terror simply because they know we kick their asses in response?
Don't answer that.
I agree with you - many do think that way, but that's fine, isn't it?
If I was Palstinian that would certainly be one reason that I would not want another war.
"The very fact that Sharia Courts exist as a substitute for British law courts is an outrage."
the star of david is obviously symbolic of israel in this case and not all jews.
It symbolized Hamas hates all Jews.
Something to which you can probably relate.
Always amuses me you are in a hurry to defend Hamas' obvious hatred, but put horns on our heads and every moronic fanat, to you represents us all.
Busted for hypocrisy, again, Sealy?![]()
(RESEARCH REFs)Saigon, recent poll showed that more than 60% of Palestinians support terror attacks against Israel.
Link?
(COMMENT)Poll: Hamas loses popularity among Palestinians 04/10/2013 said:Wednesdays poll, which was based on a sample of 1,179 people over the age of 18 and has a 3 percentage point margin of error, found that more than 80 percent of Palestinians support nonviolent means of resistance against Israel.
About 60% said that military operations harm Palestinian national interests.
The proportion of Palestinians who support military operations against Israel dropped from 50% in December 2012 to 31% in this poll.
Moreover, support for firing rockets from the Gaza Strip at Israel has dropped sharply; while 74% indicated their approval in December 2012, the current figure stands at 38%, the poll showed.
In terms of overall support, Hamass popularity dropped from 28% in December 2012 to 20% in this poll.
Similarly, the survey found that fewer Palestinians support the Oslo Accords. While a poll in 1997 indicated that 68% of Palestinians supported the Oslo Accords, this latest survey indicated that only 43% favor the agreements.
The poll also found that 33% of Palestinians believe that the Oslo Accords have harmed their interests; another 34% consider them to have made no difference.
More than 55% of those surveyed expressed strong criticism of the Palestinian Authoritys security coordination with Israel.
The overwhelming majority of Palestinians (90%) believe that Hamas and Fatah should pursue national reconciliation, even if this results in the US and Israel imposing sanctions on the Palestinians.
Also, a majority of Palestinians (59%) says both Hamas and Fatah are acting in their own interests instead of national interests.
Twenty-eight percent blamed Hamas for the ongoing divisions among Palestinians, as opposed to 19% who held Fatah responsible.
SOURCE: Poll: Hamas loses popularity among Palestinians | JPost | Israel News
Hey, Tinnie, next time this very, very tiny group meets with the crazies in Iran, perhaps if you grow a beard, they will let you accompany them. It's amusing how this miniscule group of Jews is a favorite of the NeoNazi/Islamofascist hate sites. By the way, Tinnie, this group believes that when the Messiah comes, the only people living in Israel will be the Jews. When you go with them to Iran, could you ask them where they think your fellow Arabs will land up when the Messiah comes?the star of david is obviously symbolic of israel in this case and not all jews.
It symbolized Hamas hates all Jews.
Something to which you can probably relate.
Always amuses me you are in a hurry to defend Hamas' obvious hatred, but put horns on our heads and every moronic fanat, to you represents us all.
Busted for hypocrisy, again, Sealy?![]()
Hamas has no problem with the Jews, the problem is only with the Israeli occupation which is based on the Zionism, Haneya told reporters after the meeting.
Gaza - Hamas Meets Neturei Karta Rabbis in Gaza Strip -- VosIzNeias.com
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Yes, that's exactly my point. It's about time that people who post constantly on this Board, start making plans about visiting there.
I do agree with this.
I understand not everyone is interested in the Middle East, but I don't get one or two of our posters who post 54827 times a day about the Islamic world - but have never set foot in an Islamic country.
It's like posting on a golf forum but never picking up a club.
Exactly, they need to get over there and see whats really going on.
(COMMENT)Indeed, all these people ranting about Gaza. How many have been there?
Saigon, recent poll showed that more than 60% of Palestinians support terror attacks against Israel.
Link?
No students said that, the thread title is a lie. You want to hate students in Gaza based on lies of a Zionist poster, go for it, you and hating and demonizing seem to all go together.
Why are you getting personal with me?
I don't appreciate that.
Why are you blaming all Gaza students for lies attributed to them by a lying Zionist?