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The worrying case of the booming jihadi media


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JGN
Changing slowly but surely
by JGN on Jan 13, 2011 01:08 PM  | Hide replies

TheIranians are now going back to their Pre-IslamicRoots. I haveRead about that in manyNewsPapers.

Ironically it was the so-called IslamicRevolution spearheaded by the late A.Khomeni that was responsible for the renewed IslamicFundamentalism. Now they have realized their mistake. Hope others will also follow suit.


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Aastra
Re: Changing slowly but surely
by Aastra on Jan 13, 2011 01:20 PM
They celeberated the festival of fire(a parsi practice) after showing their middle finger to their ayotallahs. And the underground nightclubs are booming in teheran.

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Wahaj Faridy
Re: Changing slowly but surely
by Wahaj Faridy on Jan 13, 2011 01:20 PM

dwell in your dreams... live frustrated when you wake up in reality

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JGN
Re: lasting peace?
by JGN on Jan 13, 2011 01:09 PM
Dr.AliSina, TawfikHamid, etc are trying that. They will change surely but slowly. Have some patience.

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Wahaj Faridy
Re: Re: lasting peace?
by Wahaj Faridy on Jan 13, 2011 01:20 PM

dwell in your dreams... live frustrated when you wake up in reality

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Aastra
Re: Re: lasting peace?
by Aastra on Jan 13, 2011 01:28 PM
Please don;t miss out wafasultan.

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Subbu
Indian
by Subbu on Jan 13, 2011 01:05 PM

See the freedom of expression, you are enjoying here. Comparing to paksitan. You are always comparing India with paksitan. See the greatness of ourreligion to have a debate on hinduism. Can it happen in pakistan? No, we would have been found and puttodeath by this time. So do islaaaam allows freedom of expression? Can a christianoranhindu, come and tell against islamreligion in an islamiccountry? where as youare having here that freedom. Thats the difference between the tolerance and the intolerance

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JGN
AnyReligion that refuse to reform is bound to perish.
by JGN on Jan 13, 2011 01:02 PM

AnyReligion that refuse to reform is bound to perish. Europe progressed only after the separation of State from the Churches. So long as the Churches were in control of the affairs of theState, they had committed all sorts of atrocities and their victims wereChristians. There is no separation of StateFromTheChurches inIslam. That is the main problem. IslamIs more of a PoliticalIdeology than aReligion. IslamIs ArabImperialism. They are making MuslimsFrom other parts of theWorld pawns in their power game.

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Marathi Indian
Ahinsa
by Marathi Indian on Jan 13, 2011 01:02 PM  | Hide replies

We taught ahinsa to the world but now they are saying you are more than those Terrorists who killed our brothers on roads, Trains and even Parliament.

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JGN
Re: Ahinsa
by JGN on Jan 13, 2011 01:03 PM
Even the Buddhist M0nks break into ShaolinKungFu when they reach the threshold limit of tolerance. Have you not seen that in Myanmar just a few months back??

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Marathi Indian
Re: Re: Ahinsa
by Marathi Indian on Jan 13, 2011 01:09 PM
True. We realized one thing. Our Leaders will not save us or allow us to defend also. Only hope is from Israel or Americans.

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JGN
Re: reallity bites
by JGN on Jan 13, 2011 01:01 PM
AnyReligion that refuse to reform is bound to perish. Europe progressed only after the separation of State from the Churches. So long as the Churches were in control of the affairs of theState, they had committed all sorts of atrocities and their victims wereChristians. There is no separation of StateFromTheChurches inIslam. That is the main problem.

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