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To: Hank Kerchief

Let's stop calling Islam a religion and call it what it really is: a terrorist and criminal manefesto parading under the guise of "religion." If you don't agree, read Prophet of Doom by Craig Winn. "The Prophet" was a psycho murderer that his own family rejected. If 7th century Arabs were smart enough to lable him what he was (for which he later killed them in the name of "the religion of peace"), then pity us in this country for not recognizing Islam for what it is.


102 posted on 12/02/2006 9:28:47 AM PST by majormaturity
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To: majormaturity
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/4373941.html

"Feroze said the complex will be built to serve 150 to 200 Muslim families in western Harris County. The mosque will be the first structure to be built, but the entire complex, including athletic facilities, should be finished in about five years."

"and that attendance at the largest services will probably not exceed 30 worshippers. Their Baker Road neighbors will be welcome to look at plans for the complex, they said, as the project is developed."

Now that's interesting, with 150 families they can only get 30 worshippers together. Add to that the school and athletic facilities planned and something doesn't add up.

104 posted on 12/02/2006 9:43:34 AM PST by NTegraT (There are two things certain: Death and Texas.)
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To: majormaturity
Let's stop calling Islam a religion and call it what it really is:
a terrorist and criminal manefesto parading under the guise of "religion."


As I've termed it...
Islam is a Bushido Code.
It just happened to develop in a desert instead of in an island nation.
127 posted on 12/02/2006 10:25:37 AM PST by VOA
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