Comments on: Islam’s unholy alliance

By: Gramfan

Gramfan — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 12:02:30 +0000

Trad says
“These politicians are free to go to bed with whom they choose,” he says of the ministers who met Sultan. “But if they allow people like Wafa Sultan to colour their views about the Australian Muslims with her crusade of misinformation, then they will not be serving the interest of Australian society. Her views are divisive to Australian society.,,”

If Wafa Sultan is not telling the truth then Trad has nothing to worry about has he?
They just can’t stand the truth.

By: EloiVsDiablo

EloiVsDiablo — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 09:24:25 +0000

I agree with Jenny but the decision to ‘go under the radar’ was more than likely Dr Sultan’s request, wouldn’t want to be another Van Gough and besides, we spend enough money on security thanks to the peaceful ones…

By: Jenny

Jenny — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 05:24:54 +0000

Of course they want the rest of the world to be hell holes. “The uproar from the islamics would have been unbearable.” So…..
Who runs the country the government or the Muslims? That’s my point.
Let there be an uproar. Let the people see them for what they are.

By: John

John — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 03:10:26 +0000

Jenny,

the countries that will ‘satisfy their needs’ are already islamic hell holes, they just want the rest of the world to be the same, that’s why they don’t go back.
I think that if the visit had been promoted beforehand, the uproar from the islamics would have been unbearable. (It would have been good advertising though…) On the bright side, isn’t it a positive thing that our politicians were at least willing to meet her.

By: Jenny

Jenny — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 03:03:28 +0000

Why did the Australian Government have to sneak Wafa Sultan in?

Answer: Why does Ayaan Ali Hirsi and Salman Rushdie need body guards 24/7?
Wrong.
Look, the sooner we start standing up to these Muslims the better.
Don’t you see what’s happening? By sneaking Wafa in the government is telling the Muslims they are afraid of what their reaction may be. (and we’re seeing it). Well tough.
This is Australia and if the Muslims or anyone for that matter disagrees with our way of life then they can leave and go to countries that will satisfy their beliefs and meet their needs.

By: goanna

goanna — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 02:13:33 +0000

Every thing is insane its as simple as that!

By: Savitch

Savitch — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 01:46:59 +0000

The fact these devout dinosaurs are in the West at all is just an abberation of history. An unholy mistake.

By: ISLAMSFORLOSERS

ISLAMSFORLOSERS — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 01:25:13 +0000

So far, Islamaniac feuds from the ummah haven’t been transplanted to the West because once they arrive in the lands of infidels there are plenty of targets for them to attack. The peaceful ones always close ranks when infidels are around. It’s a case of Illah uber alles.

And it is typical to see how anyone who points out the truth about Koranism is deemed a rabble rouser seeking to cause division-black is white with that bunch. The irony is that one doesn’t need Wafa Sultan’s warnings to see the truth about Islamania-the way the cult operates it’s clear to any thinking person what its agenda and true nature is. The good sheik Hilali proved that every time he opened his mouth. Who needs Wafa Sultan to sound warnings when a Hilali does a far better job of it even if he doesn’t realize it?

By: Gramfan

Gramfan — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 01:04:39 +0000

“Sydney-based Shi’ite leader Salah Qurnawy yesterday joined Sunni leader Keysar Trad warning against anti-Islamic Muslims, saying they were as dangerous as radical clerics who wanted to destroy the West.”

This quote is my favourite part. I think it is an admission of what radical clerics want to do to the west.

Thanks also to poster Jenny for this article. It is an interview with Wafa Sultan and Janet Albrechtsen:

http://www.icjs-online.org/index.php?eid=3163&ICJS=6108&article=1341