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Comment on Charlatans for Islam by farha sultana

farha sultana — Fri, 16 May 2008 06:17:05 +0000

as salaam alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu mere bhai saad farooq jo U.S.A. mai muqeem hai walid ka naam md farooq ali walda ka naam razia sultana hai unki ek shaadi ho shuki hai aur khula ho gaya hai unki shadi ki koshish bahoot chalrahi hai 3 months se laikin koi kamiyaabi hasil nahi ho rahi hai pls aap amal kijiye jis se unko achchi pak nek saleh ladki dilade ameen ya rabbul alameen
allahhafiz

Comment on Term-paper Crime Syndicates Unveiled! by Sparkie

Sparkie — Fri, 16 May 2008 03:28:23 +0000

you refer to these sites posing a national security threat several times, but fail to explain or reference this threat.

which foreign country wrote this article for you?

Comment on Huqqa by Samaha

Samaha — Thu, 15 May 2008 17:14:03 +0000

Grrrrrrrr .. this is such a tease!

About six weeks before my birthday - I tell my best friend that I want to go to a hooka bar for my birthday because 1. I have been wanting to try this since first seeing hooka pipes in Sarajevo when I was 14 and 2. Because it’s the last legal place to smoke for us dinasours in Illinois.

Two weeks before my birthday - she quits smoking!

Comment on Once a Muslim by omar ali

omar ali — Thu, 15 May 2008 14:52:57 +0000

Luttwak is a total ass and I am sure one billion muslims will not go wild over Obama’s apostate status…but there IS another side to the story. I was at a party last week where a Pakistani-American doctor vehemently insisted that no muslim should ever support Obama because the man is an apostate and apostasy is a crime and that principle counts for more than any benefit “we” may get from an Obama presidence. I would add that this comment was necessitated by the fact that MOST people in the room were Obama supporters. Still, its out there…

Comment on My Simhavadivu Technique is Unstoppable by HARI

HARI — Thu, 15 May 2008 07:49:46 +0000

HI
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Comment on The Secret Lives of Internet Cafes by M Khan

M Khan — Wed, 14 May 2008 16:44:46 +0000

Seen one of those net cafe videos, where to me the girl seems very reluctant to be engaged in such infamous activity. Anyway at the end she does get engaged and VERY WELL engaged. Sorry for the description. Here some questions arise:

1) What does she want to prove by acting reluctant? Is it that she is innocent and she could use her then-reluctancy afterwards as her mental comfort that the whole thing that happened was not in her hands?

2) Did these Cyber Cafe owners do an evil thing by making these videos?

Sexual urges are sort of injected in every human being and animal by our Almighty while He was creating us. But the ability to control them is what separates us from other animals. Getting involved in sexual activities before marriage is a great Sin and is called Zina, of what we all know. I do bother to speak up here just for ONE reason.

- This thing is distracting and completely ruining our young generation, who are now spending most of their time going after gals -

A study says guys haven’t changed at all since the last thousands of years, regarding these sexual matters, as they have always had more desire for sex. But at then times they were sex starved or would get married as soon as they hit puberty. As a result no such activities were done. But now they are apparently having better times since the Female generation have changed a lot. Their mentality, their stature, personality characters have changed. Maybe an influence of the media or what ever. Girls now give them more chances. They just provoke a guy’s sexual desire and compel the guy to ‘compel’ themselves into all these. Well there is not much to say. Both of them do have fault. But the thing is why not a single guy commited suicide on the release of those tapes but several girls did? - If she realises it’s a Sin why did she commit it at the first place? I think, it proves that they will do any evil deeds as long as other people are not aware of it. For a conclusion it can be said that They are doing nothing but destroying our youth. Distracting our youth. Drawing them away from there should-be point of focus. Our nation will be destroyed. Although the cyber cafe owners had evil intentions but at this point I would like to say that their evil deed could be used as a strong weapon against the young generation and their notorious activities. We need punishment. Not comments. Seeing all these today i wish we had all those yestercenturies punishment established in our nation- 100 slashes , or stoned to death. Because These are what CAN REALLY HELP US NOW!!

Comment on Anarkali by dilaram

dilaram — Wed, 14 May 2008 10:27:18 +0000

“nka_cool” darling…
u have got ur facts rong..
noor jehan was not anarkali…
atleast that much every1 knows..

Comment on Smile Like You Mean It by Robert Schulte

Robert Schulte — Wed, 14 May 2008 09:20:05 +0000

I am an American and yes I do have a tendency to smile alot to strangers and in public. Yes, there is SOME false pretense smiles in certain individuals that is used to get what they want in our culture. But for the most part our smiles are sincere in one degree or another the possible reason for this is because we as a country havent had to deal with dictators, communist, or just plane tyrants so we have had the ability to express our own emotions without worring about offending someone or worse getting thrown in jail or shoot for smiling at the wrong moment. So as some of you would say I am just another pompous American for thinking in such a way then yes I am pompous and those how are offened should for once think for themselves and not be controlled by others, instead try indulging in a little bit of everyones culture if you do then you could get a better unstanding. As for the rest thank you for trying to understand.

Comment on Once a Muslim by dr anonymous

dr anonymous — Tue, 13 May 2008 23:53:54 +0000

i’m confused as to what the point of that was. is he trying to convince us that on strategic grounds barack obama is not going to be better than mccain on foreign policy while at the same time trying to convince us that he’s part of a fifth column? i suppose ny times readers would buy that, actually…lol.

make room in the handbasket for me!!!!

Comment on Free Dr. Binayak Sen by ptr » For Dr. Binayak Sen

ptr » For Dr. Binayak Sen — Tue, 13 May 2008 18:36:30 +0000

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Comment on My Simhavadivu Technique is Unstoppable by Nandakumar

Nandakumar — Tue, 13 May 2008 10:06:34 +0000

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Regards
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Comment on Once a Muslim by elizabeth

elizabeth — Mon, 12 May 2008 21:22:20 +0000

ADM–I think this one is more, “hold onto your democracy”…

Comment on Once a Muslim by chanad

chanad — Mon, 12 May 2008 20:39:43 +0000

this is my favourite:
“most citizens of the Islamic world would be horrified by the fact of Senator Obama’s conversion to Christianity once it became widely known”

horrified i am

Comment on Once a Muslim by Another Damned Medievalist

Another Damned Medievalist — Mon, 12 May 2008 19:45:33 +0000

I’ll go and read after grades are in, but just wanted to say that 20 years ago, my Roman History prof always prefaced discussing one of Luttwak’s arguments with, “hold onto your wallets, folks!”

Comment on Once a Muslim by aaron

aaron — Mon, 12 May 2008 18:47:51 +0000

I couldn’t get very far into it, but it was interesting to hear him talking about Kenya as if it were Saudi Arabia (and the majestic grand gesture of declaring how muslim law “univerally understood” will determine how muslims will react to a president obama). Presumably, muslim law will command the robotic multitude to hate an apostate more than a warmonger. Seems reasonable to me.