Well radical Islam has a lot in common with the far right - both have a lack of tolerance for other peoples and minorities, they both believe in a central supreme power and both see that violence is a normal way to achieve their aims.
After all Hitler and the Muslim Brotherhood got on famously.
Not really up for debate is it, the vast majority would agree. Maybe bring it up with those that want to bring in Robinson and Wilders to the discussion?
well it was you that declared the guy fake based on what he said - was what he said anything different from what many other radical islam supporters/preachers have said in the past?
You tell me.
Not sure that you have quite got the hang of a discussion forum yet - never mind.
Lol, been on here for years, you joined late last year and patronise me about forum etiquette?
Did you watch the video?
was in the local tonight, and while relieving myself from the beverages I had consumed previously, some fella from "dahhn saaaaahf" told me of his experiences in getting off the train.
he painted a picture that was akin to being processed for an internment camp. he wasn't best pleased about it.
then he started whining about this country being run by libtards who are not doing enough to keep the "muzzrats" in checkI had to bite my lip...
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Ok, I guess this is somewhat of an answer to help me understand how one can determine a fake or not. I don't quite know why you keep avoiding that question but that is your prerogative I won't push any further. Perhaps you are just as confused as I am.
No quite sure why you marked my post as funny. I thought we had some rules about that and I can't see how a question is funny. It was definitely not intended as such.
May I suggest that in the context of these kind of discussions especially media is included when you you mean media whore.
As I said in post 164 what I meant that he's a fraud in terms of what he appears to represent. Not a 'fake imam' as such, he may or may not be one. It's obvious almost from the moment he starts to speak.