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Title: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Don Rizzle on March 29, 2007, 05:29:56 AM
Saudi: US Iraq presence illegal
The Saudi monarch has made a forceful appeal for Arab unity, denouncing US policy in Iraq and the embargo imposed by western nations on the Palestinians.
At the Arab League summit in Riyadh, King Abdullah described the US presence in Iraq as an illegitimate occupation.

Correspondents say he is seeking to show a measure of independence from Saudi Arabia's ally, the United States.

Arab leaders are meeting to relaunch a plan for peace with Israel that they first endorsed five years ago.

The plan offers Israel normal relations with Arab states if it withdraws from land occupied in 1967, and accepts a Palestinian state.


 SAUDI MIDDLE EAST PLAN
Also known as Beirut Declaration
Adopted by Arab League in 2002
Calls for "full Israeli withdrawal from all the Arab territories occupied since June 1967"
Calls for Israel's "acceptance of an independent Palestinian State, with East Jerusalem as its capital"
All Arab states would establish "normal relations... with Israel" and "consider the Arab-Israeli conflict ended"
Calls for a "just solution to the Palestinian refugee problem" 

Arab hard-liners have accused Riyadh of being ready to water down the "land for peace" deal to gain Israeli acceptance.

Israel's western allies have withheld recognition from a new Palestinian unity government, including members of the Islamist group Hamas which they consider a terrorist organisation.

Abhorrent

The Saudi monarch insisted said the "real blame" for Arab woes lay with squabbling Arab rulers, who could only prevent "foreign powers from drawing the region's future" if they united.

"In beloved Iraq, blood is flowing between brothers, in the shadow of an illegitimate foreign occupation, and abhorrent sectarianism threatens a civil war," said the king.

"In wounded Palestine, the mighty people suffer from oppression and occupation," he said.

"It has become vital that the oppressive blockade imposed on the Palestinians end as soon as possible so the peace process will get to move in an atmosphere without oppression."

"Our constant disagreements and rejection of unity have made the Arab nation lose confidence in our sincerity and lose hope."

Guarded welcome

Separately, Israel's Deputy Prime Minister Shimon Peres said it refused to accept the revived Arab peace plan as it stood and further discussions were needed.


"There is only one way to overcome our differences, and that is negotiation," Mr Peres told Israeli public radio. "It's impossible to say: you must take what we offer you as is."
Under the plan, Arab nations would recognise Israel if Israel withdrew from land occupied in the 1967 war, accepted a Palestinian state, and agreed a "just solution to the Palestinian refugee problem".

Israel rejected the 2002 plan outright after it was first proposed at an Arab summit in Beirut, but Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is now giving it a guarded welcome, albeit with reservations linked to the issue of refugees.

There are more than four million Palestinian refugees registered with the US, most of them descendants of people living in British-administered Palestine, before Israel was created in 1948.

Israel opposes allowing them to exercise any right to return to their original homes or land, because it could erase its current Jewish majority.

Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/world/middle_east/6505803.stm

Published: 2007/03/29 09:26:01 GMT
 
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Kassem on March 29, 2007, 12:07:05 PM
all these arab leaders just did the whole summit because of the heat their feeling under their asses,from thier fuck ups and support for the usa  ,the fact is they all suck america dick when shit gets real,
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Don Rizzle on March 29, 2007, 02:08:43 PM
i was quite suprised about the iraq criticism I really didn't expect the saudis to say that no matter what their domestic public opinion maybe
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: J @ M @ L on March 29, 2007, 06:35:13 PM
The Saudi monarch insisted said the "real blame" for Arab woes lay with squabbling Arab rulers, who could only prevent "foreign powers from drawing the region's future" if they united.

LOL... this tool should be the last to talk... but anyways, this certainly is a step in the right direction for the Middle East unless of course they're just talking out of their asses again and aren't really gonna do anything... or if we see Western measures trying to prevent any such unity (which has always been the case). Regardless, like Kassem said, these leaders are finally realizing how strong their populations' sentiments are in regards to these issues, but are probably gonna continue their Western dicksuckery in the future... one other factor is of course Iran. Iran is becoming a more dominant role player in the region, and Saudi Arabia can't have that... many Arabs are starting to look at Iran as fighting on the same side as them (their support for Hezbollah against Israel, their support for Palestine, etc), while these other dicksucking countries are laying back.

As for the Israel/Palestine resolution... everyone will now see if Israel really does want peace... they're not even being asked for much... get the fuck out of the illegally occupied territories so the Palestinians can have their own independent state.  The refugee problem will complicate things though.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: J @ M @ L on March 29, 2007, 10:55:08 PM
JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Ehud Olmert hailed a new peace initiative from Arab states as representing a "revolutionary change" but repeated Israel's opposition to any return of Palestinian refugees in a series of newspaper interviews published Friday.

Olmert told the Haaretz daily that the peace plan announced at the Arab League summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, this week showed that many Arab states realized they "may have been wrong to think that Israel is the world's greatest problem." This, Olmert said, marked a "revolutionary change in outlook."

The Arab plan, spearheaded by Saudi Arabia, calls for full recognition of Israel by the Arab world in return for an Israeli withdrawal to the 1967 borders and a "just solution" for Palestinian refugees who lost their homes inside Israel in 1948 and 1949.

Israel rejects a full withdrawal, hoping to hang on to several settlement blocs in the
West Bank. It has also ruled out the possibility of a refugee return, because an influx of refugees and their millions of descendants would mean the end of Israel as a Jewish state.

In another interview published Friday in the English-language daily The Jerusalem Post, Olmert reiterated this opposition, calling a refugee return "out of the question."

"I'll never accept a solution that is based on their return to Israel, any number," Olmert said.


Olmert told the daily Yediot Ahronot that there is "a real chance that within five years Israel will be able to reach an inclusive peace deal with its enemies."

"Things are happening that haven't happened in the past, and they're ripening. We have to know how to take advantage of this opportunity," Olmert told the paper.


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LOL @ Israel claiming to want peace and then wanting to hold on to illegal settlements in a Palestinian state.
This shit is mind-boggling... Israel won't allow Palestinian refugees to return to THEIR OWN HOMES... yet they promote and try to justify Jews storming the West Bank and grabbing whatever land they can. Fucking pieces of shit.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: King Tech Quadafi on March 29, 2007, 11:10:56 PM
these fuckin pieces of scum, every single year, change their demands and make it more and more difficult.

what used to be the criteria for israeli peace 5 yrs ago, 3 yrs ago, 1 yr ago, is now something that requires negotiation

any body with any common sense or intelligence couldve recognized long ago, the israelis are not interested in peace and never have been

i mean, the palestinians have continously watered down their demands, while their suffering has increased. yet these scum pieces of shit still have the nerve....
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on March 30, 2007, 06:42:40 AM
all these arab leaders just did the whole summit because of the heat their feeling under their asses,from thier fuck ups and support for the usa  ,the fact is they all suck america dick when shit gets real,

I wish something could make you realize the implications of what you say and how you are making a mockery of Arabs.

You come on here with an "Arab World" signature like being Arab is what you take pride in.  Then you go and talk all kinds of shit on all the Arab leaders. 

Well, if Arabs are such great people that you have so much pride in them... then please tell me why don't consider one of their damn countries to be ran to your standards?

Don't you realize the implications of that?  All these Arab countries you think are pieces of shit, wouldn't that possibly lead a person to conclude that Arabs have continuously proven themselves to be incapable of government if what you keep sugggesting yourself is true?  And then at the same time you make a mockery of yourself and have a signature showing some great racial pride in Arabs?

You can't have it both ways.

You appear to me like other Arabs I know who talk shit on everyone and everything and don't realize they are implicating themselves and their people as they do it.  They sit around and wait for the Mehdi to come and idealize about the days of the Prophet and Sahaba.

Again, you can't have it both ways.  You can't talk all kinds of shit on the Ottoman Empire (like you did in previous posts) and then at the same time turn around and talk all kinds of shit on all the Arab leaders.  Because, then, the only conclusion I can come up with from listening to you is that Muslims ain't shit and they shouldn't be running any damn country.

If your such an Arab nationalist, then how come you don't see that these Arab governments are a reflection of you and your Arab nationalism and they fought against the Kalfiah of the Ottoman Turks in the name of Arab nationalism!

I don't see any difference between you and any of these Arab nationalist leaders.

Please, I really wish you realized the implications of what you suggest by your critisism.  I propose that the Ottoman Empire should have been supported by the Ummah, and that if you don't support them, and you instead support Arab nationalist, then you have no right to sit around and talk shit on all these Arab governments because they are only a reflection of YOU!
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Don Rizzle on March 30, 2007, 07:01:42 AM
^^^no one is beyond criticism!
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: J @ M @ L on March 30, 2007, 08:14:07 AM
Infinite, he gave his opinion (and I think made a good point) and you just went off on a shitload of tangents, spilling your heart out, without making much sense.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: I TO DA GEEZY on March 30, 2007, 08:34:32 AM
This, Olmert said, marked a "revolutionary change in outlook."

This might be a "revolutionary change" only in the mind of someone who chooses to disregard historical facts. There were several attempts to reach accommodation on behalf of Arab leaders throughout the 70 and 80's (including PLO initiatives providing mutual recognition), attempts that were in accordance with the very broad international consensus (a 2 state settlement). Israel, with U.S support, did nothing but reject these offers. In fact,  it would be a "revolutionary change in outlook" had the political establishment in Israel given up its expansion plans.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Kassem on March 30, 2007, 08:52:57 AM
all these arab leaders just did the whole summit because of the heat their feeling under their asses,from thier fuck ups and support for the usa  ,the fact is they all suck america dick when shit gets real,

I wish something could make you realize the implications of what you say and how you are making a mockery of Arabs.

You come on here with an "Arab World" signature like being Arab is what you take pride in.  Then you go and talk all kinds of shit on all the Arab leaders. 

Well, if Arabs are such great people that you have so much pride in them... then please tell me why don't consider one of their damn countries to be ran to your standards?

Don't you realize the implications of that?  All these Arab countries you think are pieces of shit, wouldn't that possibly lead a person to conclude that Arabs have continuously proven themselves to be incapable of government if what you keep sugggesting yourself is true?  And then at the same time you make a mockery of yourself and have a signature showing some great racial pride in Arabs?

You can't have it both ways.

You appear to me like other Arabs I know who talk shit on everyone and everything and don't realize they are implicating themselves and their people as they do it.  They sit around and wait for the Mehdi to come and idealize about the days of the Prophet and Sahaba.

Again, you can't have it both ways.  You can't talk all kinds of shit on the Ottoman Empire (like you did in previous posts) and then at the same time turn around and talk all kinds of shit on all the Arab leaders.  Because, then, the only conclusion I can come up with from listening to you is that Muslims ain't shit and they shouldn't be running any damn country.

If your such an Arab nationalist, then how come you don't see that these Arab governments are a reflection of you and your Arab nationalism and they fought against the Kalfiah of the Ottoman Turks in the name of Arab nationalism!

I don't see any difference between you and any of these Arab nationalist leaders.

Please, I really wish you realized the implications of what you suggest by your critisism.  I propose that the Ottoman Empire should have been supported by the Ummah, and that if you don't support them, and you instead support Arab nationalist, then you have no right to sit around and talk shit on all these Arab governments because they are only a reflection of YOU!
1.Non of any Arab leaders today are in any way representing the true idea of Arab Nationalism,they just have it in thier charters about arab unity ,to cool off and decrease the popularity and power of the NASSERITES.
2.I never said a country can't be ruled by Muslims ,and in whatever Ideal goverment i would want to live under would in no way be secular or Liberal ,and the main parts of the law would be covered by Sharia,still i won't ban alchol or hashish in the country ,just beacuse its pointless in this time ,and having a ban on anything just increases people intrest in that thing,will i force the hijab on any one ,NO ,cus living 18 years in kuwait these bans just don't work ,i have been into vieled beiduon girls (the one u can say are least influenced by western values) ,so the piont is all these veils ,bans on alchol ,forcing people to go to pray ,justmakes allah look like some kind of torturer.
3.lets talk about arab leaders
Saudi royal family---well saudi royal family took power by a religious movement so in no way can they be called arab nationalist
mubark---this guy doesn't need any essays on him,he is simply fucked
Assad--the guy idea of arab nationalism is to have a fight with the iraqi leaders for pity differences.
Saddam---same stuff invade kuwait
4.so u think am waiting for al mahdi,so ur idea of doing something positive is going to the uae and trying learn arabic ,i waisted so much time waiting for all mahdi,that am graduating with an engineering degree aged 20.
5.well the ottamon empire,the cared so much about other races of muslims that they created situations
   ---their goverment main language was turkish ,so this excludes any other race.
  ---most areas of study in instanbul and in turkish ,so when they started lagging off ,guess wat happens dark ages.
6.the closest thing we can get to islamic nationalism is a state similar to the europe thing.

Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on March 30, 2007, 01:36:48 PM

1.Non of any Arab leaders today are in any way representing the true idea of Arab Nationalism,they just have it in thier charters about arab unity ,to cool off and decrease the popularity and power of the NASSERITES.
2.I never said a country can't be ruled by Muslims ,and in whatever Ideal goverment i would want to live under would in no way be secular or Liberal ,and the main parts of the law would be covered by Sharia,still i won't ban alchol or hashish in the country ,just beacuse its pointless in this time ,and having a ban on anything just increases people intrest in that thing,will i force the hijab on any one ,NO ,cus living 18 years in kuwait these bans just don't work ,i have been into vieled beiduon girls (the one u can say are least influenced by western values) ,so the piont is all these veils ,bans on alchol ,forcing people to go to pray ,justmakes allah look like some kind of torturer.
3.lets talk about arab leaders
Saudi royal family---well saudi royal family took power by a religious movement so in no way can they be called arab nationalist
mubark---this guy doesn't need any essays on him,he is simply fucked
Assad--the guy idea of arab nationalism is to have a fight with the iraqi leaders for pity differences.
Saddam---same stuff invade kuwait
4.so u think am waiting for al mahdi,so ur idea of doing something positive is going to the uae and trying learn arabic ,i waisted so much time waiting for all mahdi,that am graduating with an engineering degree aged 20.
5.well the ottamon empire,the cared so much about other races of muslims that they created situations
   ---their goverment main language was turkish ,so this excludes any other race.
  ---most areas of study in instanbul and in turkish ,so when they started lagging off ,guess wat happens dark ages.
6.the closest thing we can get to islamic nationalism is a state similar to the europe thing.



Going to school and getting a degree from a Western University is not a political solution.  Every Muslim in the world could go to an American University and get a degree and it would only make them think more likely to support America's expanded influence in the world.

I guess you did offer one suggestion in your post that suprised me.  I guess I know what you are now, your a Gamel Nasser Arab nationalist supporter.  Well, you and people like you have only been a great tool for British intelligence officers like T.E. Lawrence.  He wrote in his diaires that the direct aim of the British was to support the Arab nationalist movement like the one Sharif Hussien (Hashemite leader who wanted an Arab state and wanted to be "King of the Arabs") was leading, because T.E. Lawrence believed that the Arabs were less capable of government than the Turks, and that if Arab nationalism was successful than that would create a breakup of the Islamic bloc, and the defeat and dismantle of the Ottoman Empire, and the region would remain a tissue of jealous principalities incapable of political cohesion.

So congratulations for being a product of excellent British intelligence and manipulation.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Kassem on March 30, 2007, 04:49:32 PM
I didn't say i blindly follow a NASSER's idea. I got respect for him ,as much as i got respect for Hassan Al-Banna(Muslim Brotherhood Founder---that led to modern islamic thought,Hamas,al zawahiri),i read both thier books.Wat i find flawed in the the Khalifat thing,are the following
1)well the common language would be arabic ,would the other races just drop their languages.
2)1st off all the islamic sects well have to reconle
3)wat wud the non-muslims be in the picture,2nd rate citizens.numbering more than 22 million in the arabic world alone
4///how will we chose the khalifa ,and wat is a khalifa.shias would want ahl al bayit(Prophet reliatives) to rule ,making everyone elese 2nd class citizens.
5///the khalifa would destroy the image of islam ,as his word would be taken as islam .good and bad ,his mistakes would be taken as islam.just like the pope ,but the pope  doesn't have to worry about the dirtness of politics.


well the lawrence part a few beiduins got scamed, no fucking deal.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Kassem on March 30, 2007, 04:55:17 PM
so wat political statement do u want me to do ,just say it dude and if well help my people muslims and arabs i will do it,should i blow myself up or go on a hunger strike infront of the white house.and getting degree and building my nation(any arab country),won't contribute in my land.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on March 31, 2007, 05:47:19 AM
I didn't say i blindly follow a NASSER's idea. I got respect for him ,as much as i got respect for Hassan Al-Banna(Muslim Brotherhood Founder---that led to modern islamic thought,Hamas,al zawahiri),i read both thier books.


^^ Well, this is one of the first incidents when you haven't talked shit on an Arab leader or movement, so I guess this is a start.


Wat i find flawed in the the Khalifat thing,are the following

1)well the common language would be arabic ,would the other races just drop their languages.
2)1st off all the islamic sects well have to reconle
3)wat wud the non-muslims be in the picture,2nd rate citizens.numbering more than 22 million in the arabic world alone
4///how will we chose the khalifa ,and wat is a khalifa.shias would want ahl al bayit(Prophet reliatives) to rule ,making everyone elese 2nd class citizens.
5///the khalifa would destroy the image of islam ,as his word would be taken as islam .good and bad ,his mistakes would be taken as islam.just like the pope ,but the pope  doesn't have to worry about the dirtness of politics.


1.  The Kalifah of the Ottoman Empire existed for some 5 centuries and language was never an issue.  People are always going to be encouraged to speak Arabic because it's in the Qu'ran, but the Kalifah existed without the need for forcing one language over all others.  That stupid rumor about the Turks trying to make Turkish the official language in the last few years of the Empire has been blown way out of proportion, and was probably just some propaganda some Jews and Brits entered into the minds of the Arabs they manipulated.

2.  The Ottoman Empire was very pluralistic in their viewpoints, in fact the unorthodox practices of Sufism even had a large popularity throughout the Empire.  Great Sufi poets, thinkers, and scholars like Jalladin Rumi lived found prominence inside the Empire, he was living in Konya.  The only dissapointing thing would be that during the time of the Ottoman Empire there were great clashes with the rival Saffavid Shia's, and this is regretable.

3.  The Qu'ran recognizes other religions and Prophets and whether it was Umar or later Salahudin ruling over Christians and Jews in Jerusalam and Syria, or the Islamic Kalifate in Spain, or the Ottoman Empire, Muslims were ruling over vast territories of land inhabited by non-Muslims, and these non-Muslims were afforded legitimacy and rights granted to them in the Qu'ran, and Jews for example often were fleeing persecution at the hands of Christians to live under an Islamic Kalifah and experience a golden age of art and science.  These religious minority groups were also given the right to rule according to their own religious texts inside their own towns and cities.

4.  I was referring to the past Kalfah's.  As far as today, there isn't really enough political stability to declare a Kalfah, unless he is underground somewhere, or a part of some grassroots movement, although some places like Nigeria still give tribute to a man reffered to as Sultan in a similar way as a Kalifah, also Iran has a religious hierarchy of Shia' leadership that represents many Muslims throughout the world.

5.  So you would rather have the Ummah divided up into jealous principalities, incapable of political cohesion, most of which have abandoned Islam for nationalism anyway, as is the case today?   Are they putting a great face on Islam?


well the lawrence part a few beiduins got scamed, no fucking deal.

So it's no big deal that the Kalifah fell and now Muslims don't have any state representation to defend themselves and America can go into Iraq, Afganistan, and anywhere else and murder 1 million people and occupy as much territory as they like and rape the women, and so on and so on.  If America wanted to occupy Mekkah right now nobody could stop them.  Had the Kalifah stayed in existence all the oil wealth of the of the 20th century would have stayed in Islamic lands, not to mention Palestine would have remained protected.

So you say no big deal?
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on March 31, 2007, 05:50:41 AM
so wat political statement do u want me to do ,just say it dude and if well help my people muslims and arabs i will do it,should i blow myself up or go on a hunger strike infront of the white house.and getting degree and building my nation(any arab country),won't contribute in my land.

I want you to recognize the harm that Arab nationalism has done to Islam.  Because the way we view history does a great deal in shaping our current perception of the world and our role in it.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Kassem on March 31, 2007, 06:14:25 AM
1st off i dislike the idea of someone being higher than me in any religious hierachy(unless he was one of the sahaba),so i think getting someone to be khalifa is just stupid,about language barrier thing,as long as not one language is spoken by all the people ,there will always be jelousy between them and diffrences.If by the time of Ali(radiya allah anh) arabs and persians were having trouble ,that was a generation of people who learned islam firsthand from the prophet.


so the khalifat would have protected mecca,fact is if they were as strong as u claim ,they wouldn't have lost all of hijaz and the levant to few bedouins on horseback,at a time where europe where dropping bombs from planes.

face it the ottamon empire was a failed state in the last few years ,otherwise the brits wouldn't have sent one man to lead a bunch of beduins on horseback to regain one of the most important areas if the empire.so did the arabs to put atatruk kamal in power

Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on March 31, 2007, 06:41:31 AM
1st off i dislike the idea of someone being higher than me in any religious hierachy(unless he was one of the sahaba),so i think getting someone to be khalifa is just stupid,about language barrier thing,as long as not one language is spoken by all the people ,there will always be jelousy between them and diffrences.If by the time of Ali(radiya allah anh) arabs and persians were having trouble ,that was a generation of people who learned islam firsthand from the prophet.


so the khalifat would have protected mecca,fact is if they were as strong as u claim ,they wouldn't have lost all of hijaz and the levant to few bedouins on horseback,at a time where europe where dropping bombs from planes.

face it the ottamon empire was a failed state in the last few years ,otherwise the brits wouldn't have sent one man to lead a bunch of beduins on horseback to regain one of the most important areas if the empire.so did the arabs to put atatruk kamal in power



You don't want an Islamic Kalifah to rule over you but look at who rules over your people now.  Hosni Mubarak, and he is a puppet of the West.  Is that what you prefer?

And it was Turkish nationalism that put Ataturk Kamal in power.  Turkish nationalism is a disease to the Ummah just like Arab nationalism.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Kassem on March 31, 2007, 07:06:08 AM
i said i don't believe in religious herirachy ,not leadership. the world khalifa means that he is acting in the place of the prophet ,i don't think anybody alive or will live should get as much love and respect that i have for the prophet, or even a tiny % of it in a case of a khalifah.fact is nobody wanted the ottaman empire for a reason ,if it would have been so rosey with muslim brotherhood and love ,the turks and arabs wouldn't have revolted.how can a khalifat (religious leadership role) moved from father to son.was the ottamon ,abbassid ,fatimid or asny other dystany better than other muslims.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on March 31, 2007, 11:47:25 AM
i said i don't believe in religious herirachy ,not leadership. the world khalifa means that he is acting in the place of the prophet ,i don't think anybody alive or will live should get as much love and respect that i have for the prophet, or even a tiny % of it in a case of a khalifah.fact is nobody wanted the ottaman empire for a reason ,if it would have been so rosey with muslim brotherhood and love ,the turks and arabs wouldn't have revolted.how can a khalifat (religious leadership role) moved from father to son.was the ottamon ,abbassid ,fatimid or asny other dystany better than other muslims.


Now your just making stuff up.  The Kalifah is only the leader of the Muslim Ummah, he is not a Prophet or an associate of God who can forgive sins in the way that the Pope is revered as a devine figure.  The Kalifah is just a regular human being like anyone else who has an added responsibility of attending to the needs of the Ummah.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Narrator on March 31, 2007, 03:58:31 PM
Looks like Kassem has now taken Zilla's placce as Bryan's favorite fellow Muslim to bash for not conforming to the cracker's ideal standard of what a Muslim is supposed to say/think/do.

Oh, well, Bryan himself doesn't realize that he is not following the Qur'an as it was supposed to be followed.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Kassem on March 31, 2007, 07:30:38 PM
The thing is the word Khalifah in arabic doesn't mean ruler ,it means the one who came after (the prophet),as even all the sahaba were called Khalifas ,so labeling someone khalifah today just puts him in not a normal muslim.do u belive a man when a religious education background can be competent in warfare,economics,law, international relations.
The thing is having a any state run islamically hurts islam more than anything more. just watch iran and saudi ,every irani i met in canada is either an astheist no or just left islam ,or following weekly, saudi's are the wildest arabs when they are out of saudi. my university(about 20% arabs) mosque is usually backed from the people of the most secular muslim states
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on April 01, 2007, 05:51:07 AM
Looks like Kassem has now taken Zilla's placce as Bryan's favorite fellow Muslim to bash for not conforming to the cracker's ideal standard of what a Muslim is supposed to say/think/do.

Oh, well, Bryan himself doesn't realize that he is not following the Qur'an as it was supposed to be followed.

You want to make these claims, why don't you quote some verses from the Qu'ran and then explain how Kassem's (nationalistic, yet at the same time talk shit on Arabs viewpoint) and Zilla's (fuck America for fucking with Iran, yet at the same time fuck the Iranian government) viewpoint is somehow more in line with the Qu'ran than my way of life.

Otherwise, your just making stuff up.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Narrator on April 01, 2007, 06:26:51 AM
You want to make these claims, why don't you quote some verses from the Qu'ran and then explain how Kassem's (nationalistic, yet at the same time talk shit on Arabs viewpoint) and Zilla's (fuck America for fucking with Iran, yet at the same time fuck the Iranian government) viewpoint is somehow more in line with the Qu'ran than my way of life.

Otherwise, your just making stuff up.

I've told you before that the Qur'an is not a book promoting this towelhead bullshit about how everyone is supposed to "live in submission to the Creator".  It is actually written in coded metaphorical terms that crackers like you can't appreciate which describe how to cleanse the Earth of the white devil once and for all.  You aren't supposed to be a part of it, and trying to fit in with us GODS is useless because you're going to die a horrible, painful death when the revolution starts and the Original Man takes back the Earth (as Allah intended it to be).  Eternal suffering in hell awaits you, cracker.

Anyway, Zilla is from Iran, so I think he knows better than you how most Iranians REALLY feel.  Yet you diss the shit outta him because he doesn't conform to your perspective that all Muslims need to embrace the sort of idiocy you believe.  Newsflash, cracker: Most Muslims who live in America are NOT supportive of most Middle Eastern governments (who are as oppressive and evil as you consider the American government to be)...otherwise, why else would they want to live HERE?  That's not attacking Islam; it's attacking a bunch of asshole dictators who have done horrible things in the name of Islam while somehow blaming America for everything.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: I TO DA GEEZY on April 01, 2007, 06:37:22 AM
bunch of asshole dictators who have done horrible things in the name of Islam while somehow blaming America for everything.

It's interesting you say that given that the U.S had been friends with some of these dictatorships (among which are Saudi Arabia, Sadam and Iran under the Shah). So it shouldn't be very hard to "somehow" blame America for many things.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Narrator on April 01, 2007, 08:05:39 AM
bunch of asshole dictators who have done horrible things in the name of Islam while somehow blaming America for everything.

It's interesting you say that given that the U.S had been friends with some of these dictatorships (among which are Saudi Arabia, Sadam and Iran under the Shah). So it shouldn't be very hard to "somehow" blame America for many things.

No shit.  That's not my problem with Bryan.  The problem is his attempt legitimize the actions of many Middle Eastern dictators who aren't necesarily connected to America.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on April 01, 2007, 08:56:01 AM
You want to make these claims, why don't you quote some verses from the Qu'ran and then explain how Kassem's (nationalistic, yet at the same time talk shit on Arabs viewpoint) and Zilla's (fuck America for fucking with Iran, yet at the same time fuck the Iranian government) viewpoint is somehow more in line with the Qu'ran than my way of life.

Otherwise, your just making stuff up.

I've told you before that the Qur'an is not a book promoting this towelhead bullshit about how everyone is supposed to "live in submission to the Creator".  It is actually written in coded metaphorical terms that crackers like you can't appreciate which describe how to cleanse the Earth of the white devil once and for all.  You aren't supposed to be a part of it, and trying to fit in with us GODS is useless because you're going to die a horrible, painful death when the revolution starts and the Original Man takes back the Earth (as Allah intended it to be).  Eternal suffering in hell awaits you, cracker.

Anyway, Zilla is from Iran, so I think he knows better than you how most Iranians REALLY feel.  Yet you diss the shit outta him because he doesn't conform to your perspective that all Muslims need to embrace the sort of idiocy you believe.  Newsflash, cracker: Most Muslims who live in America are NOT supportive of most Middle Eastern governments (who are as oppressive and evil as you consider the American government to be)...otherwise, why else would they want to live HERE?  That's not attacking Islam; it's attacking a bunch of asshole dictators who have done horrible things in the name of Islam while somehow blaming America for everything.

Just like I thought.  All talk and no substance, just more false claims.  I asked you to post verses from the Qu'ran to back up all your fanciful claims and you falied to provide one.  So this is just talk to entertain yourself.  Which I already knew, but I just wanted to show everyone else how fake you are.

Since you appear to be so certain that the Qu'ran supports your claims that you, Zilla, and Kassem are on the right path, and that I am in the wrong; it should have been easy enough for you to provide verses to back up those claims.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Narrator on April 01, 2007, 09:34:29 AM
^^^^^ You really think I even give a fuck?  I'm no Muslim and I give a fuck what the Qur'an says.  Unlike you, I don't need a book or anyone telling me what to do for spiritual guidance because I am 100% comfortable with myself.  This isn't about them, anyway - it's about YOU, Bryan, the little identity-challenged white boy who claims to follow a religion of peace yet can't hide his raw hatred and self-loathing in every post.

I obviously did strike a nerve with you, tho.  Damn, you're just soooo touchy when you know somebody is right and you're wrong...either that or you resort to complete avoidance when you can't refute them.  Faggot.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: *Z* - The Queen of Dubcc on April 01, 2007, 01:43:40 PM
always great to see how two idiots are beefin *gettin some popcorn*  (http://img110.imageshack.us/img110/4440/snackvz8.gif) (http://imageshack.us)
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on April 01, 2007, 04:16:45 PM
By the way, Kassem is still my brother and I love him, and I ask that he forgives me in case I said anything that offended him; because it may be that he's right and I'm wrong.

Peace.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Narrator on April 01, 2007, 05:08:00 PM
By the way, Kassem is still my brother and I love him, and I ask that he forgives me in case I said anything that offended him; because it may be that he's right and I'm wrong.

Peace.

You know, I once shot a Muslim cracker just like you during his morning prayer.  He was just rising up when I suddenly appeared out of nowhere with the barrel of my Glock-17 to his forehead.  When he looked into my eyes, I think he realized the truth about Allah just before I pulled the trigger and sent him to hell.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: da pink panther on April 01, 2007, 05:22:36 PM
^ damn nigga u crazy  :o
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: Narrator on April 01, 2007, 05:40:22 PM
^ damn nigga u crazy  :o

...and I shoot Dipset-loving crackers on the regular, homie.  Don't test me.
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: da pink panther on April 01, 2007, 06:17:28 PM
i aint no cracka u fuckin kunta kinte ass nigga
Title: Re: Strong criticism of America from the Saudi King
Post by: *Z* - The Queen of Dubcc on April 02, 2007, 01:59:18 AM
By the way, Kassem is still my brother and I love him, and I ask that he forgives me in case I said anything that offended him; because it may be that he's right and I'm wrong.

Peace.

You know, I once shot a Muslim cracker just like you during his morning prayer.  He was just rising up when I suddenly appeared out of nowhere with the barrel of my Glock-17 to his forehead.  When he looked into my eyes, I think he realized the truth about Allah just before I pulled the trigger and sent him to hell.

"a hardcore nigga is all he ever wanted to be"
 :scarface: