Bosch_Fawstin

Bosch_Fawstin

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10 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Patton on Islam · 3 replies · +64 points

I don't know about that, but I Do know he Killed a Lot of Jew-haters.

10 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Islam Got Your Tongue? · 2 replies · +8 points

Actually, I was born in the Bronx, New York to Albanian/Muslim parents.

10 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Drowning Out All Thing... · 0 replies · +4 points

Just saw Obama's 2nd liehole, Jay Carney, actually say that "Benghazi happened a long time ago." http://bit.ly/12nUjtC

10 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Calling Islam "Islam" · 0 replies · +2 points

Yes, agreed, well put.

10 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Calling Islam "Islam" · 4 replies · +3 points

"War is deceit", said Mohammad. Let's never forget that, Muslims never do, just look at their posts here.

10 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Calling Islam "Islam" · 0 replies · +6 points

See my response to this typical Muslim lie below

10 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Calling Islam "Islam" · 1 reply · +8 points

"War is Deceit", said Mohammad, and the above commentator, Abdulla Mikail, follows his leader in pulling one of the oldest Muslim tricks in the book. From the ReligionOfPeace.com:

The Muslim Game:

In an effort to portray their religion as non-violent, Muslim apologists vigorously employ verse 5:32, which would appear to promote a universal principal that all life is sacred to Allah - especially the way it is typically quoted by apologists:

"…if any one slew a person… it would be as if he slew a whole people; and if any one saved a life, it would be as if he saved the life of a whole people…"
(As quoted by the Fiqh Council of North America in their ultimately meaningless “Fatwa against Terrorism”)
The Truth:

This fragment of verse 5:32 is what the apologists want non-Muslims to believe is in the Qur’an, as opposed to the dozens of other open-ended passages that command warfare, beheadings and torture. But even what they usually quote from 5:32 isn’t quite how it appears. Remember all those ellipses? There's something being left out.

Here’s the full text of the verse:

“On that account: We ordained for the Children of Israel that if any one slew a person - unless it be for murder or for spreading mischief in the land - it would be as if he slew the whole people: and if any one saved a life, it would be as if he saved the life of the whole people. Then although there came to them Our messengers with clear signs, yet, even after that, many of them continued to commit excesses in the land.”
First, notice the gaping loophole. Killing is allowed in cases of murder or “for spreading mischief in the land.” Murder is pretty straightforward, but “spreading mischief?” If anything begged for a careful and precise explanation, this phrase certainly would. But generations of Muslims are left to apply their own interpretation of what “mischief” means - with varying standards. Violating Sharia law or sharing a different religious faith appears to qualify. Verse 7:103 of the Quran even indicates that merely rejecting Muhammad and the Quran counts as "mischief".

Secondly, note the broader context of this verse. It turns out that this isn’t a divine command to Muslims after all. It’s a recounting of a rule that was given to the Jews. It isn’t an admonition against killing. It’s an indictment against the Jews for violating the law given to them. “Any one” doesn’t mean “anyone,” but rather “any one” of the Jews.

Any application to Muslims would have to apply only to Muslims - as in Muslim on Muslim murder within the brotherhood of believers. In fact, the context of the verse is the murder of Abel by Cain. Historically, this verse has never been interpreted by Islamic scholars to mean that Allah places equal value on the lives of non-Muslims. The Quran says that restitution for murder is bound by the law of equality (2:178) and that non-believers are not equal to Muslims (39:09). Muhammad affirmed that while a Muslim may be punished with death for killing a fellow Muslim, they should never be slain for killing a non-believer.

Rather than encouraging tolerance, Sura 5 as a whole is actually an incitement of hatred with a hint of violence. Jews and Christians are explicitly cursed as ‘wicked’ people with ‘diseased hearts’ and as hateful ‘blasphemers’ respectively. Muhammad goes on to coyly remind his people that Allah loves those who “fight” in his service - and it’s fairly obvious who the enemy is.

Muslim apologists conveniently leave out the fact that the gruesome verse which follows 5:32 actually mandates killing in the case of the aforementioned “mischief”. It even suggests crucifixion and “the cutting off of hands and feet from opposite sides.”

Although verse 5:32 recounts the law given to Jews, the verse that follows is clearly intended for Muslims. Verse 5:33 provides the basis for blasphemy laws, in which people are executed for insulting or questioning Islam. Ironically then, the very part of the Quran that apologists use to portray Islam as a non-violent religion has long been used as justification for making verbal offense into a capital crime.

So, the Quran's best example of moral instruction is a passage which actually mandates the torture and execution of those deemed a threat to Islamic hegemony...

With this being the best that Islam has to offer, it’s not hard to guess why the religion contributes over a thousand deadly terrorist attacks to the world each and every year."

10 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Calling Islam "Islam" · 0 replies · +4 points

For those trying to make this about Muslims. Here are my thoughts on that:

First, my name is Bosch and I'm a recovered Muslim.

There is Islam and there are Muslims. Muslims who take Islam seriously are at war with us and Muslims who don’t aren’t. But that doesn’t mean we should consider these reluctant Muslims allies against Jihad. I’ve been around Muslims my entire life and most of them truly don’t care about Islam. The problem I have with many of these essentially non-Muslim Muslims, especially in the middle of this war being waged on us by their more consistent co-religionists, is that they give the enemy cover. They force us to play a game of Muslim Roulette since we can’t tell which Muslim is going to blow himself up until he does. And their indifference about the evil being committed in the name of their religion is a big reason why their reputation is where it is.

So while I understand that most Muslims are not at war with us, they’ve proven in their silence and inaction against jihad that they’re not on our side either, and there’s nothing we can say or do to change that. We just have to finally accept it and stop expecting them to come around, while doing our best to kill those who are trying to kill us.

Another problem with Muslims who aren’t very Muslim is that they lead some among us to conclude that they must be practicing a more enlightened form of Islam. They’re not. They’re “practicing” life in non-Muslim countries, where they are free to live as they choose. But their “Islam” is not the Islam. There’s no separate ideology apart from Islam that’s being practiced by these Muslims in name only, there’s no such thing as “Western Islam”.

Non-observant Muslims are not our problem, but neither are they the solution to our problem. Our problem is Islam and its most consistent practitioners. There is nothing in Islam that stays the hand of Muslims who want to kill non-Muslims. If an individual Muslim is personally peaceful, it’s not because of Islam, it’s because of his individual choice, which is why I often say that your average Muslim is morally superior to Mohammad, to their own religion. The very rare Muslim who helps us against Jihad is acting against his religion, but that doesn’t stop some among us from thinking that his existence somehow means that he represents more than himself.

Read more here http://bit.ly/NBaPDj

11 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Calling Islam "Islam" · 8 replies · +44 points

Thank you, but Islam IS a religion, a *political* religion, but a religion nonetheless. That's why it's been able to get away with murder for centuries. It's respect for religion by most all people that Islam has exploited and which is why it's still not dealt with justly. Islam's religious nature is its forcefield & greatest weapon, & instead of exploring the implications of that, far too many deny that fact. As I've put it before:

To those who think "islam is a religion, so it can't be evil" OR "Islam is evil, so it can't be a religion" - Islam is a religion *and* it's evil.

11 years ago @ Frontpage Magazine - Iran: Over Thirty Year... · 12 replies · +10 points

*Counter*-attack, for 30-plus years of attacks against *US*