Topic: One Week in Islam: What is Wrong With This Faith??? - page 2. (Read 6153 times)

The diffrence between islam and christians seems to be that islam takes their book more seriosly.
Someone that follow the bible wouldnt stone their kid to death if they didnt clean their room even of the good book commands them to do it
If you read the two there isnt much diffrence. The orders from the "all mighty" to rape and pillige is prertty much the same.
The big problem is that a few of them actualy do what their book says.
And the not eating pork part is also in the bible, but somehow christians ignores it
The world would be a far better place without religion

The diffrence between islam and christians seems to be that islam takes their book more seriosly.
Someone that follow the bible wouldnt stone their kid to death if they didnt clean their room even of the good book commands them to do it
If you read the two there isnt much diffrence. The orders from the "all mighty" to rape and pillige is prertty much the same.
The big problem is that a few of them actualy do what their book says.
And the not eating pork part is also in the bible, but somehow christians ignores it
The world would be a far better place without religion

he title says it all...what is wrong with this faith?  Along with the people that practice the 'religion of peace.'

Just one week in the world of Islam. What is wrong with this faith?

What the hell is the problem with Islam? In the past week..

In Kenya:

    At least 34 people have been killed after unidentified armed men stormed the coastal city of Mpeketoni, setting hotels, restaurants, banks and government offices on fire and spraying bullets in streets.

    Kenyan army spokesman Major Emmanuel Chirchir ...  blamed al-Shabaab, Somalia’s al-Qaeda-linked militant group… “They were shouting in Somali and shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’,” he added, meaning “God is great”, in Arabic.

In Nigeria:

    Suspected Boko Haram gunmen have reportedly kidnapped 20 women from a nomadic settlement in north-east Nigeria near the town of Chibok, where the Islamic militants abducted nearly 300 girls in April, most of whom are still missing.

In Iraq:

    Sunni Islamist militants claimed on Sunday that they had massacred hundreds of captive Shiite members of Iraq’s security forces, posting grisly pictures of a mass execution in Tikrit as evidence and warning of more killing to come.

In Syria:

    The Al-Qaeda-breakaway Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria has prevented food and medical supplies from reaching some neighborhoods in an eastern Syrian city, an activist group said Friday.

    The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said ... an offensive by ISIS in eastern Syria against rival Islamic rebel factions has killed more than 640 people and uprooted at least 130,000 since the end of April.

    In Spain:


        Spanish police arrested eight people in a pre-dawn raid in Madrid on Monday, breaking up a jihadist recruitment network led by a former Guantanamo Bay inmate, the government said…

        Spain’s government has said it fears battle-hardened Islamist fighters may return to Spain from Syria… Spain this year marked the 10th anniversary of the March 11, 2004 Al Qaeda-inspired bombing of four packed commuter trains in Madrid, which killed 191 people.

    In Belgium:

    The fourth person to die after a gunman opened fire on the Jewish Museum in Brussels was to be buried in a Muslim cemetery in Morocco.

    Alexandre Strens, whose mother is Jewish and father a Muslim Berber, was to be buried near his grandparents’ graves in the cemetery in Taza, north-east Morocco… A suspect, Mehdi Nemmouche, was arrested in Marseille, southern France, 11 days ago ...

    In Indonesia:

        Radical Islamists in Indonesia have been celebrating and swearing allegiance to ISIS on line, raising concerns that more potential terrorists will be attracted to the conflicts in Iraq and Syria… Jakarta-based terrorism expert Sidney Jones says Indonesians are known to be fighting in Syria, and that Indonesians attracted to ISIS are more radical than the Bali bombers.

    In Sudan:


        The retired Libyan general Khalifa Heftar who is leading the military campaign dubbed as ‘Operation Dignity’ against Islamist militias accused Sudan directly of providing aid to these groups… Heftar says that these militias have wreaked havoc in the North African nation.

        In China:


            China today sentenced three people to death over a deadly attack at Beijing’s Tiananmen Square last October, state television reported, an incident blamed by the government on Islamist militants....

            Five people were killed and 40 hurt when a car ploughed into a crowd at the northern edge of Tiananmen Square and burst into flames…

            All of those sentenced appeared to have ethnic Uighur names. Xinjiang is the traditional home of the mostly Muslim Uighurs, and China has blamed previous attacks on separatists… China has been on edge since a suicide bombing last month killed 39 people at a market in Urumqi. In March, 29 people were stabbed to death at a train station in the southwestern city of Kunming.

        In Australia:


            ON a hot summer’s day earlier this year, a beautiful young Pakistani girl named Amina stood in the living room of her western Sydney home, listening in horror as her father explained how he planned to ­murder her.

            “I am going to kill you now, right here!” he shouted at the 16-year-old. “And no one will say anything about what I do to you. I am too powerful in the community.” Amina’s parents had promised her to a man 13 years her senior and she had made the mistake of refusing to marry him… For years, child marriage in this country has been hidden under layers of culture and tradition in tight-knit communities… Then came news of a 12-year-old girl who was “married” in January to a 26-year-old Lebanese university student in an Islamic ­ceremony at the girl’s home in NSW’s Hunter ­Valley, and the layers of secrecy began to peel away.

            In Britain:


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For the record I'm not taking sides on this. I don't believe in religion myself.
However I've given this some thought. It seems to me that Islam only serves to expose the dark and repressed side of human nature.
I couldn't help but draw parallels between your statements and the long forgotten history of humans conquering nature.

If you think about it when humans first step foot on a previously uninhabited land, they are essentially faced with a perfectly balanced ecosystem. But as soon as we start to spread out and settle down, this balance is lost. Animals are killed or forced out of their natural homes and trees are cut down.
So in a way you could view humanity as the 'cancer' of the earth and every other living thing.

1) We arrive in a new land. We are the guests. The land really belongs to the animals and plants born there.
2) We change the laws. We decide that the trees over there shouldn't be there or that lions cannot be allowed to roam freely because they're dangerous.
3) We then proceed to enforce our ideals by reshaping the very face of the earth with no regard whatsoever for animal and plant life around us.

These days there is nothing left for humans to conquer except themselves. And so the cancer having nothing left to feed on starts to consume itself.

This is how the 'faithful' spread the cancer that is Islam ..

1) They come in as a guest  
2) Demand law changes to meet their need
3) Try to impose it on everyone else.

The key to stopping this is not letting them into your country in the first place ..
The liberals will shout that this is a racist view and not PC ..
The radical elements of Islam recognize this and exploit it to further their cause ..
Google Michigan and Shariah Law ..

Triff ..

The religion of Peace.

That mass executes each other.

That mass executes people who dont believe what they do even though the non-believers pose no threat and feel they should enjoy freedom of religion.

Kills children.

Rape, murder and theft, the Religion of Peace! ohh but they dont eat pork or drink.

I don't have any problem with them if they want to implement stone age laws in their own nations. But what I don't want is them to impose their laws on everyone else, especially in Europe.