5 Nov 2006
Mary Jackson
Good to see this. And nobody can call him a racist, can they? Pity Prince Charles doesn't take a leaf out of his book.
6 Nov 2006
Hugh Fitzgerald
Those who were born into Islam and became apostates, or as in the case of Nazir-Ali are the children of apostates, and raised in societies suffused with Islam, are the most valuable of analysts of Islam, and of the psychology of Muslims. For "the psychology of the Musulman" (the Englished title of Andre Servier's polemical study), is a peculiar psychology which proves for Western man, the man of ordinary intelligence, and conventional upbringing, finds so difficult to comprehend, given the penchant of that ordinary Western man to make false analogies and discover false similarities between Islam and other faiths.
Listen to Ibn Warraq, Ali Sina, Wafa Sultan and the other apostates. Listen to Walid Shoebat and Bishop Nazir-Ali.
They should be heeded. And publicized.
6 Nov 2006
Paul Blaskowicz
"Muhammad Abdul Bari, secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain, said his comments were not �very helpful for community relationships�.
Bari is the taqiyya-liar in the henna'd wig who threatened the UK with 2 million "British" muslims, if we didn't stop reporting islam in a negative light, or bring our foreign policy in line with the maududist philosphy of the MCB.
He later denied he had said anything of the sort, but the reporter confirmed it from his notes.
Whenever he has to defend islam from criticism Bari's favourite words are "unhelpful", and "inappropriate".