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Old Nov 24, 2010 | 12:52 AM
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
You are not criticising anyone, but stating in effect that Jews conspire to run the world. Same anti-semitic lies which have been going on for centuries.



So Muslims can't be anti-semitic?
I didn't actually say either of those things. Please stick to facts and/or apply a little common sense to what people are typing (as regards the second point above) Thanks.
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We've had our differences, and perhaps I've been misguided in my discussions with you. I have to say the text below makes perfect sense.
I think it is useless, it is intellectually weak; saying that the solution to extremism is for those muslim to be more pious and more 'muslim'.
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But there is sectarian violence every day in Iraq and where is the outrage and sense of victimhood from Muslims the world over?

Why are Arab states still keeping 'brother Muslims' locked up in Palestinian refugees camps some for half a century?

Is a Muslim life worth more than a non Muslim?

Were was the outrage when Arab milities were killing Christians in Sudan?
1) Fault of the USA
2) It's where the Israelis put them
3) I have answered that question previously
4) No idea, why don't you ask them?
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James,
I am not a practising Muslim, so I am happy to live in the UK. Religion should be a personal matter and not controlled by the State.

However, Islam, as I understand it, is intended to be a complete way of life. Therefore the State, as well as individuals, the economy, society as a whole should be governed by religious law.

It should have the advantage of everyone knows the score and what they should or should not be doing. However, that is not for me.

But having spent my whole life here, perhaps that is why.

Does this answer your question?
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Perfectly, and it's where I find myself in conflict with Islam. I simply cannot square this with compatibility with Western society and fear this division will prove irreconcilable going forward. Perhaps you or Abbas can offer reasons why I'm wrong; I certainly hope so.

Thanks for being the first Muslim (non-practising or otherwise) to give a direct answer to this question.
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
I think it is useless, it is intellectually weak; saying that the solution to extremism is for those muslim to be more pious and more 'muslim'.
Did you read the bit where it says that extremism has no place in Islam? I think that is what the guy was saying. Do you not think that is useful? Especially when discussing the rights and wrongs of extremism, which is what your thread was about, wasn't it?
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deep down you didnt mean that did ya lol ok time to change lanes im going to stop but next time look at yourself before pointing the finger.

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1) Fault of the USA
Too easy then; pick up a gun, shoot a fellow Muslim, blame the USA?

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2) It's where the Israelis put them
Actually most left voluntarily at the promise that the Arabs would destroy Israel. Then when the Arabs lost the didn't give a damn about the Palestinians but keep the down and oppressed THEMSELVES whilst playing politics (out of the other side of their mouths) about 'championing' them. So much for brotherhood?

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3) I have answered that question previously
I don't recall the answer.

Is a muslim life worth more than a non-muslim?
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Tony if there is so much hate between Sunni and Shia as your implying then why is hizballah defending Palestine which has a larger % of Sunni. yes there is some disagreements it's the same with you guys the orthdox and hessenik.

is a Jewish life worth more than a non Jewish?? why don't you answer the question?
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
I think it is useless, it is intellectually weak; saying that the solution to extremism is for those muslim to be more pious and more 'muslim'.
No, it criticises extremism which is exactly what I and others wish to see and hear. You're on the cusp of sounding fundamental yourself, Tony. I made exactly the same point to Abbas on the Islamism thread and regret it on the grounds that whilst I have a conflicting worldview, at least I am able to engage in honest dialogue with non-extremists. We'll never agree on issues such as a belief, secularism, Shar'ia and so forth, but at least we can discuss, understand and try to find common ground. The alternative is division, which breeds resentment and eventually conflict.

Islam isn't going to disappear, so we simply have to explore ways to reconcile our differences and to my mind the text presents a much more palatable flavour of the faith.
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
Too easy then; pick up a gun, shoot a fellow Muslim, blame the USA?



Actually most left voluntarily at the promise that the Arabs would destroy Israel. Then when the Arabs lost the didn't give a damn about the Palestinians but keep the down and oppressed THEMSELVES whilst playing politics (out of the other side of their mouths) about 'championing' them. So much for brotherhood?



I don't recall the answer.

Is a muslim life worth more than a non-muslim?
1) Newsflash: The USA invaded Iraq in March 2003. All this stuff you are on about happened after and as a result of that.

2) Newsflash: In 1948 Israel was forcibly created and dumped upon an innocent native Palestinian population. This was as a direct result of 2,000 years of unremmitting anti Semitism (still waiting for an explanantion from you on that) and the Holocaust of the Jews of Europe, where 6 million of them were murdered by Christians. The Christians felt guilty and thought that they would dump their guilt (and their Jews) on Muslims. All the stuff you are on about happened after and as a result of that.

3) Read your thread properly.
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Originally Posted by AsifScoob
I didn't actually say either of those things. Please stick to facts and/or apply a little common sense to what people are typing (as regards the second point above) Thanks.
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our politicians are in the pay of the Israeli Lobby in Westminster
What do you mean then?
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Originally Posted by AsifScoob
1) Fault of the USA
Is it the fault of the USA for removing Saddam? I understand his dictatorship prohibited Sunni and Shia sectarian violence. Should Saddam have been left in place?
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No, it criticises extremism which is exactly what I and others wish to see and hear. You're on the cusp of sounding fundamental yourself, Tony. I made exactly the same point to Abbas on the Islamism thread and regret it on the grounds that whilst I have a conflicting worldview, at least I am able to engage in honest dialogue with non-extremists. We'll never agree on issues such as a belief, secularism, Shar'ia and so forth, but at least we can discuss, understand and try to find common ground. The alternative is division, which breeds resentment and eventually conflict.

Islam isn't going to disappear, so we simply have to explore ways to reconcile our differences and to my mind the text presents a much more palatable flavour of the faith.
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Tony if there is so much hate between Sunni and Shia as your implying then why is hizballah defending Palestine which has a larger % of Sunni. yes there is some disagreements it's the same with you guys the orthdox and hessenik.
I never said that, just that there was sectarian violence in Iraq.

Anyway I thought Hezbollah was about 'defending' Lebanon and winning back Sheba farms?

I suppose you defend Lebanon by kidnapping IDF soldiers, precipitating a war, and having Lebanese civilians die though as human shields?
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No, it criticises extremism which is exactly what I and others wish to see and hear.
Only from the POV of religious doctrine. It's useless, because the extremists are not driven by religious doctrine.
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
What do you mean then?
I didn't say that they were trying to take over the World did I??? You did!

Peter Oborne, who is a respected Daily Telegraph journalist did a Despatches documentary on the Conservative Friends of Israel, the Labour Friends of Israel, and presumably today there is a Coaliltion Friends of Israel!!

He highlighted where Govt ministers are paid by the Israeli lobby to be nice to Israel, when Israel decides to go and murder more innocent women and children, with it's multi million dollar state of the art Air Force, provided for free by the US. Go and look it up.

Is that clear now? By the way what does anti Semitism mean?? Fifth time of asking.
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Originally Posted by AsifScoob
1) Newsflash: The USA invaded Iraq in March 2003. All this stuff you are on about happened after and as a result of that.
So there is no such thing as personal responsibility, choices? Like I said just pick up and gun and shoot, blame the USA. No morality.

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2) Newsflash: In 1948 Israel was forcibly created and dumped upon an innocent native Palestinian population. This was as a direct result of 2,000 years of unremmitting anti Semitism (still waiting for an explanantion from you on that) and the Holocaust of the Jews of Europe, where 6 million of them were murdered by Christians. The Christians felt guilty and thought that they would dump their guilt (and their Jews) on Muslims. All the stuff you are on about happened after and as a result of that.
Actually it was created as a two state solution by edict from the British, not force. The Arabs attacks and created a war displacing many Palestinians.
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Tony I'm going to say my last comment and going bed you are the most backward person I have ever seen in a long time. you simply see what you want and avoid simple questions. your just one weird dude seriously. you should really think about going out meet a bird or a bloke. you are beyond belief good night mate
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Is it the fault of the USA for removing Saddam? I understand his dictatorship prohibited Sunni and Shia sectarian violence. Should Saddam have been left in place?
Was it our business? No.

Saddam used to be our friend, but we decided that we didn't like him anymore. We liked him when he launched a ten year war against Iran that killed one million people!! He was like...'Uncle' Saddam back then.

We prefer Hosni Mubarak, who is our kind of dictator, plus the Saudi's - they are so warm and cuddly!
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I didn't say that they were trying to take over the World did I??? You did!

Peter Oborne, who is a respected Daily Telegraph journalist did a Despatches documentary on the Conservative Friends of Israel, the Labour Friends of Israel, and presumably today there is a Coaliltion Friends of Israel!!

He highlighted where Govt ministers are paid by the Israeli lobby to be nice to Israel, when Israel decides to go and murder more innocent women and children, with it's multi million dollar state of the art Air Force, provided for free by the US. Go and look it up.

Is that clear now? By the way what does anti Semitism mean?? Fifth time of asking.
Many countries in the middle east get US military aid, in fact Egypt gets more than Israel.

Paid in what way? Cash? Please be more specific? There are many lobbies in this country, including Muslim and Palestinians ones.

What is anti-semitism? Don't be obtuse.

It's quite clear your bias when you use words like 'murder'.
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
So there is no such thing as personal responsibility, choices? Like I said just pick up and gun and shoot, blame the USA. No morality.



Actually it was created as a two state solution by edict from the British, not force. The Arabs attacks and created a war displacing many Palestinians.
As you are fond of saying Tony, 'in effect' my answer is the correct one.

Have you worked out what anti Semitism means yet?
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Tony I'm going to say my last comment and going bed you are the most backward person I have ever seen in a long time. you simply see what you want and avoid simple questions. your just one weird dude seriously. you should really think about going out meet a bird or a bloke. you are beyond belief good night mate
ROFL!!, That pretty much sums up 9/10 Scoobynet members opinions of him as well, glad to have you onboard.
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Was it our business? No.
Why not? You make the Palestinians your business?
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
Many countries in the middle east get US military aid, in fact Egypt gets more than Israel.

Paid in what way? Cash? Please be more specific? There are many lobbies in this country, including Muslim and Palestinians ones.

What is anti-semitism? Don't be obtuse.

It's quite clear your bias when you use words like 'murder'.
It's the price the US pays to keep its relationships sweet, dont recall the last time I saw Egyptian strike planes blowing up innocent villages, do you?

Look it up Tony, you might be able to see it on Youtube or 4OD or whatever.

You have over used 'anti Semitism' so much, but I don't think you know what it means.

You own bias is clear to me, I am just countering that. Not nice is it?

Anyway, we will continue this another time. Good night.
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It's the price the US pays to keep its relationships sweet, dont recall the last time I saw Egyptian strike planes blowing up innocent villages, do you?

Look it up Tony, you might be able to see it on Youtube or 4OD or whatever.

You have over used 'anti Semitism' so much, but I don't think you know what it means.

You own bias is clear to me, I am just countering that. Not nice is it?

Anyway, we will continue this another time. Good night.
Egypt are not fighting a war surrounded by hostile militias and paramilitaries, who I may add don't distinguish between Israeli civilians and soldiers. The IDF otoh drops leaflets and even phones up targeted properties to tell them to leave asap. Hamas, Hezzbollah don't do that.
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the word extremeism means (tashdod) in arabic which means some one who is extremley religous thats to my arabic understanding. anwar al awlaki i have listened to many of his lectures about the stories of the prophets about heaven and hell and paradise. im yet to hear anything which declares any war on anyone. the rest to be honest i cant comment on as im yet to hear any full lectures on them.

abbas where did you get those narrations from were they from bukhari,muslim taramzi? the reason is for my own understanding. its always good to learn something new.
The Arabic term used in the narrations is 'Ghuloo' to go beyond bounds, extremism.
The sources for the narrations are in the footnotes, and both are authentic.
Anwar al Awlaki - For a detailed refutation then see:
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He was inspired by the same writer as Bin Laden, Sayyid Qutb. Be very wary !
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Was it our business? No.

Saddam used to be our friend, but we decided that we didn't like him anymore. We liked him when he launched a ten year war against Iran that killed one million people!! He was like...'Uncle' Saddam back then.

We prefer Hosni Mubarak, who is our kind of dictator, plus the Saudi's - they are so warm and cuddly!
We had to go in. I know the history, I know our politics are ignoble at best, but we had to. It was geopoliticaly sound and will be proved so. If I was a Muslim I'd be pissed off, but I'm not, I'm a British infidel.
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OK I may have overreacted with your comments about the Israeli lobby, but in my experience such superficially 'reasonable' comments, often translate into a casual or subtle anti-semitism, a rebadge of anti-semitic lies about Jews having disproportionate international power due to their conspiracies.

If you think about it, many interests have lobby groups. Just stating that the Israeli lobby group has influence proves nothing as such, and the idea that Jewish lobby groups are especially powerful is kind of an irrefutable statement; you can't disprove it.
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If I was a Muslim I'd be pissed off
If you think about it, that makes no sense.
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ROFL!!, That pretty much sums up 9/10 Scoobynet members opinions of him as well, glad to have you onboard.
I don't have that opinion of him. I think Tony's passionate and has substance - he could work on his PR, but he has the courage of his convictions against overwhelming odds.

I guess I'm the 1/10.

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