The Christian Crusaders of 1095 - 1291,
The Transatlantic Slavery of 1500 - 1900,
The two wars of 1914 to 1918 & 1939-1945,
Hiroshima & Nagasaki,
The Holocaust
Bosnia 1991 - 1995
Rwanda 1994...
We can go on and on. Can someone tell me how Islam or Muslims where responsible in any of the above or similar scaled immoral events in the history of the human race? To some it seems like, the history of our universe began 11 September 2001. Ayaan Hirsi is one of those a few. I had the unfortunate pleasure of reading one of her recent interviews in a British newspaper. I have posted the link of her interview below for your convenience (1).
She is a Somali women, a Dutch national, and now America's newest weapon of mass destruction against "terror" or Islam if you want it bluntly. Miss Hirsi went to Holland in the early 1990's, as a result of a civil war in Somalia which has since claimed the lives of nearly half a million souls of her race. An experience you would agree, that would have a profound effect on one's faith either way. However, in the case of Ms Hirsi it took the events in New York and the loss of nearly three thousand mainly Americans for her to renounce her religion. Was she related to any of these victims? No she did not even know any of these people. Maybe since becoming a new citizen of the first world, she became more humane towards her new freedom loving, liberal brothers and sisters. Her decision raises a serious question. Is the life of the African or Muslim less significant than that of a Westerner? Maybe it is, maybe that is the reason they call it the third world.
"And when I say that we should defend ourselves against the violence of others, they use their press skilfully to make the world think that I'm calling on violence, period" Malcolm X, 1965. Has anything changed? It is getting tiresome how news about Islam is frequently about one thing; violence and in particular terrorism now a days In most other stories they would give us a little background every now and then. Not when it comes to Islam though, so I thought you might like to know what the fundamentals of Islam are. There is one word I used there, that proves a point. Let me change that sentence. You might like to know what the pillars of Islam are;
1 - Faith in the Oneness of God and Mohamed as the last prophet;
2 - Daily prayers;
3 - Almsgiving to the needy;
4 - Fasting;
5 - Pilgrimage to Makkah if able.
Similar to the commandments of the other two main faiths you might think. The US propaganda machine is as mighty as her war machine. However, just like their military war, their propaganda war is having the opposite effect. Because Islam is now the largest growing religion in the west. (2)
Ayaan Hirsi is in a league of her own, in her quest of hate. Unlike most other critics she blames the religion of Islam itself for the problems of this world in describing it as an evil ideology. Surely its more logical to blame human beings than a religion. No, not if you have exhausted your reasons of going to war with Islam. Ms Hirsi as their new pen weapon, the US is now attacking Muslims in a new territory. History and intelligence would tell us, that it has never really been about war on terror, but one of the greedy attacker and the needy standing up for themselves.
In her interview Ayaan stated because she gained degree in Political Science in Holland, she was able to make serious decisions about her faith based on sound knowledge, I think it was Bob Marley who said "we build your schools, brainwash education to make us the fools" Can this women's ideological stand get anymore futile? A philosopher once lectured 'there are no facts in philosophy' one of his students then swiftly asked 'is that a fact? to which the lecturer replied 'Yes.' In the same manner Hirsi admitted that "generosity, kindness and taking care of the poor and elderly" were some of the positive aspects of Islam. Pardon me Ma'am but where is the evil in that?
Ms Hirsi who regards herself a feminist then went on to criticise the treatment of women under Islam in Somalia. Between June and December 2006 the south of Somalia including the capital Mogadishu, enjoyed relative peace, calm and stability under the rule of law of The Islamic Courts Union. For the first time in over sixteen years rape, abuse and other offences against women were considered as crimes and punished accordingly.(3)
This is in contrast to the anarchy rule of our American sponsored warlord government. In reality our so called government consists of nothing more than a group of terrorists who have committed every crime under the sun against their people. However since they share common values, such as greed with the Americans they get rewarded with seats in one of the most illegitimate governments in the world. So much for liberty and spreading democracy.
On a light note, since the love season is here, I thought I say a few romantic words about my ideal Muslim queen. Sorry Ms Hirsi! unfortunately based on recent events I don't think you would make a good candidate this time.
My Muslim Queen
She is my mother
often acting father
she is my sister.
She is my other, the better half of me
She is my past.
She is my present, a gift from above
my hope, the light of my love.
Shining bigger than China
she represents the world
better than ever been
she is my Muslim Queen.
She is my life wire
I am her line of fire
no, not a warrior
I am her defender.
The patient Halima
the meaning in the name
let the superficial
loose the deeper game.
Shame you can't see
beyond the vale
she might be pale
brown or dark skinned.
She's more than an African queen
she represents my deen.
Some Western retarded
can't take the highly regarded.
She wears a spiritual crown
like a justice gown.
So we never utter silly words
like; "Bitches and Hoes"
Our revelation goes
Heaven is under her feet and toes.
More powerful than America
she represents the here, the after,
the in between
forever my Muslim Queen!
Ref;
(1)http://www.metro.co.uk/fame/interviews/article.html?in_article_id=36021&in_page_id=11&expand=true#StartComments
(2) http://131.84.1.90/articles/a100501b.html
(3) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/5168008.stm