Posted on 08/24/2006 12:19:01 PM PDT by markedmannerf
USA TODAY has a reporter over in Iran this week and he interviewed a mullah. This interview is so PC and he makes me sick with his attempt to make Iran look like its just like us. Here is the whole article: CLICK HERE
By now, the young mullah and I had been talking for awhile about the controversy over Iran's nuclear program, Islam and Christianity, you name it. About a dozen of his students, all girls, all wearing black chadors, stood nearby, gawking and giggling like teenagers anywhere.
As I prepared to leave, Atashkar said he had one more thing to say. "I want you to inform the American people," he said, "that there is no difference between a true Muslim and a true Christian."
First question I have is why didn't you tell us what this mullah had to say about the USA, probably because it didn't go well with the rest of your story. And I love when you say the students were just like teenagers from anywhere. One problem these teenagers are forced to cover their heads not to mention they live under a dictatorship just take a look at some of the laws of Iran and the constitution.
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Also when you say this mullah said that true Muslims and true Christians are the same what does the Mullah consider a true Muslim? Is it someone that wants to have an Islamic world and do whatever it takes to accomplish this jihad? This Article is more brainwashing by the media to try to get us to believe that ALL Muslims are just peace loving people and just want to get along with everyone and that the west is the evil ones.
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Why do 95% of those subhumans look like they just climbed down from a tree or scurried out from a cave on all fours? Oh wait; they just did.
Wonder if the girls have been mutilated yet?
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