I appreciate what you put the evangelist through when you had him
deported, Solkhar, and I expect that God will reward both him and you
accordingly.

“appreciation of what people are going through is deserved and not BS unjust criticism.”

Why deserved? For what? We despise your allures, as you despise us, the kuffar.

We want no part of it, we wish to remain unbothered by Mohammedan nonsense. It serves no purpose. Why not criticize it?

Theresaj:

Most people don’t choose to be Muslims. There is enormous peer pressure to participate in ramadan. For Mohammedans, its never about choice.

It is time we woke up.

let me start teaching you some reality before you completely fool yourself into total confussion.

If you live in a Muslim country and you watch people fast you will notice this. The first is that Ramadan is taken serious, and I am not talking about the ultra-conservative countries that do not give you a chance to abuse it.

Almost all Muslim countries now have television, radio and newspaper items regularly discussing the health aspects of Ramadan and fasting, explaining how to do it properly without damaging your health and not getting fat. There are other items, reminding everyone that the whole reason for Ramadan is remember the suffering of others and thus becoming fatter is a breach of that respect.

The reality has been and still is though, that for the first two to three days people are strong and they do not eat huge amounts, that the next week is very hard and they tend to eat a lot more in the evenings and then it cuts down to smaller amounts as the mont progresses. At home right now we have gone to the point of not eating the night dinner at all but a few peices of fruit and a nice hot mint-tea around 10pm.

One issue that has been detrimental to people’s health is the inclussion of sweets into the diet and eating junk-food – and yes I mean western junk food, which is not compatable to a fasting environment. You can break your fast at MacDonalds in almost all major cities in the Western world, so they will give you the dates, a glass of milk and the equivilant of the local sweet and other traditional items and then of course you will end up with a double-chees burger or the like and a thickshake and your in trouble.

As for Muslims doing nothing during Ramadan, that is also incorrect. They certainly cut back activities (if they can afford to) and those that cannot have to suffer doing the same amount of work without food or water and presently it coincides with the middle of summer so it is also in most places in aheat and from a time of about 4am to 7pm.

I think a bit of appreciation of what people are going through is deserved and not BS unjust criticism.

So what does the blog-owner write?

“Now you know! The ‘fear-mongering media’ is to blame for Islamic terrorism. Pack it in, you Islamophobes! Can’t you feel the love already? ”

Thus he is not just blatantly twisting the words and getting it totally wrong but he has made even more of it for no reason than obvious blatant hate. I think it is perhaps because the real ire from the person is against people like the blog-owner.