Update:
Brother Tariq Rubs it: “this discussion is not the right one…”
Just shut up, infidel. Don’t oppose Islamization, don’t oppose the genocide we are planning for your nation, your culture and civilization. Islam is a European religion, a German religion, a French religion, you need 20 million workers….. Â We are here, we are here to stay, nothing you can do about it…”
Once again, the smooth talking grandson of Hassan al Banna, founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, insults our intelligence with the old
“Who you gonna believe, me or your lying eyes?”
Next, he wants the pope to speak for Muslims:
“What is needed, which I recognise the Pope has already done on some occasions, is to not intervene solely when the discrimination regards Christians, but also when the victims are Muslims or belong to another faith,” Ramadan stressed.
Translation: NATO forces in Iraq & Afghanistan are terrorizing  Islamic terrorists, for brother Tariq, that is “when the victims are Muslims.”
“The attacks have a terrible impact on the international image of Islam,” -what could be more concerning to him?
“It is incorrect to say the Coptic community in Egypt is in danger.” Really? Let’s look at the recent record — leaving out the New Year’s Day church bombing in which jihadists murdered 23 Copts:
- Egypt: Off-duty Muslim police officer boards train, shoots Christians, killing 71-year-old man
- Copts brace for the worst on Christmas Eve: “Blow up the churches while they are celebrating Christmas or any other time when the churches are packed”
- Muslim website targets for death Copts in Egypt, Europe and North America
- Egypt arrests, charges 22 “overwhelmed and terrified” Christian teens in church attack incident
- Egyptian security uses live ammo on unarmed Christian protesters, killing four
- Al-Azhar asks Coptic Church to denounce U.S. report saying Copts face discrimination
- Misunderstanders of Islam torch Christian homes in southern Egypt
That takes us back to November 16, 2010, just nine weeks ago. So why would this great Muslim reformer so egregiously misrepresent the plight of Christians in Egypt? A clue may come from French journalist Caroline Fourest, who has published a book-length study of Ramadan’s sly duplicity, Brother Tariq. Fourest concludes that this much-lionized putative Muslim Martin Luther is actually anything but a reformer: in reality, Ramadan is “remaining scrupulously faithful to the strategy mapped out by his grandfather, a strategy of advance stage by stage” toward the imposition of Islamic law in the West.












