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On Mar 8, 8:59=EF=BF=BDam, Roundtable wrote:
> On 7 Mrz., 00:47, Greg Reynolds wrote:
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> > On Feb 27, 10:24=EF=BF=BDam, mari wrote:
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> > > hello .........
> > > peace be upon you
> > > i guess you've heard about islam but i don't know how much you know
> > > about it
> > > i wish to give you alink to some trustful site telling about the
> > > prophet who delivered the message of islam to the whole humanity
> > > i hope you will be interested enough to give it avisit
> > > even a one time visit will be greate
> > > thank you for your kindness for reading the whole comment
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> > > Did you know enough about Prophet Mohammed ?
> > > If you are interested in please visit this site
> > > The first muslem, trustful information
> > > History of Islam
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> > > Mohammed, Legacy of =EF=BF=BDProphethttp://www.zshare.net/download/585=
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> > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Dp2Clk5lNUdQ
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> > >http://mohammad.islamway.com/
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> > We already have a hedge-priest, Sir Michael Mar-tin.
> > Way phonier-than-thou.
> > L-O-L- Zitierten Text ausblenden -
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> Michael Martin is okay.
> Gurus etc. are okay with me.

MM:
Glad to read that, Roundtable. I just might come to your area. Maybe
relatively soon, depending on God's will.

> Islam however absues human rights every single day,
> not to speak of what they do to women, and they (the fundamentalists)
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> that the Koran says that Allah wants all non-
> Muslims to be destroyed.
> Show me any other religion =EF=BF=BDn this day and age that wants
> non-believers to be destroyed, i.e. killed?

MM:
The Prophet Muhammad was a Master. When Masters appear on this earth,
they are often opposed by the existing religions. This is what
happened, IMO. The Prophet must have been issuing orders regarding
self-defense. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe wrote about Muhammad, and so
did his successor, Thomas Carlyle. Carlyle had Muhammad in his book,
"Heroes, Hero Worship, and the Heroic." He was in there with Robert
Burns, William Shakespeare, and Dante.

> There is an on-going scandal here in Luzern Switzerland because
> the 13'000 Muslims in the (Catholic) Canton of Luzern wanted their
> own place in the town cemetary, but they don't want to lie in earth
> where coffins of non-Muslims have been buried.
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> So instead of the town council saying, take it or lump it, in a
> hidden, sneaky
> way the town building department had the earth removed,
> and the remaining, still recognizable (!) bodies were dumped
> into a pit on a construction site. (http://www.20minuten.ch)
> or burned in the garbage incinerator plant
> (Kehrichtsverrbrennungsanlage)
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> Show me other religions that say, sure, we'd like our dead to
> be buried in your cemetary, but first replace the earth because
> we don't want to lie where your folks have been.

MM:
Saints are never worried about the dead body. Walt Whitman wrote, "If
you look for me (after I'm dead) then look under your feet, I'll make
good manure." LOL

> So , to mari, I say again....
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> Go away.
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> RT

Michael Martin