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    The personal story of Brigitte Gabriel


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    It's about time they replaced Hirsi Ali. Ali lost here credibility when they found out she was lying about her name and her childhood, one of the pillars of her story. People like Ali go and write for the American Enterprise Institute. We'll see how Bridgette fairs if anyone actually bothers to research her stories.

    In May 2006 the Dutch television program "Zembla"[12] reported that Hirsi Ali had given false information about her real name, her age and the country she arrived from when originally applying for asylum in the Netherlands. The program also presented evidence that she was untruthful about the main reason for her asylum application being forced marriage.

    Hirsi Ali admitted that she had lied about her full name, her date of birth and the manner in which she came to the Netherlands. However, several sources, including her first book The Son Factory, which was published in 2002 stated her real name and date of birth, and Hirsi Ali also publicly stated her real name and date of birth in a September 2002 interview published in the political magazine HP/De Tijd.[13][14][15] and in an interview in the VARA gids (2002).[16] So these details were considered by many to be public knowledge. Furthermore, Hirsi Ali has asserted that she had made full disclosure of the matter to VVD officials when she was first invited to run for parliament in 2002.



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    Quote Originally Posted by andak01 View Post
    It's about time they replaced Hirsi Ali.
    Who's they? And what "replacement" are you talking about?

    Ali lost here credibility when they found out she was lying about her name and her childhood, one of the pillars of her story.
    Her credibility as to what exactly?

    Plus your own excerpt says "However, several sources, including her first book The Son Factory, which was published in 2002 stated her real name and date of birth, and Hirsi Ali also publicly stated her real name and date of birth in a September 2002 interview published in the political magazine HP/De Tijd.[13][14][15] and in an interview in the VARA gids (2002).[16] So these details were considered by many to be public knowledge."

    People like Ali go and write for the American Enterprise Institute.
    People like her? What does it take to be like her?


    We'll see how Bridgette fairs if anyone actually bothers to research her stories.
    Bridgette has been speaking out against Islamofascism for a while now, and she's faired just fine, much to the dismay of apologists like you.
    If she bothers you so much, why don't you go research it for us, instead of throwing underhanded smears and red herrings around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by newkidondablock View Post
    People like her? What does it take to be like her?
    Opportunisticly play to stereotypes about Arabs by making up stories. She fabricated her entire childhood even to what country she lived in in order to get Dutch citizenship and sympathy for the aweful things she claimed happened to her at the hands of Muslims has propelled her into speaking engagements everywhere and a job at the American Enterprise propaganda factory.

    Bridgette has been speaking out against Islamofascism for a while now, and she's faired just fine, much to the dismay of apologists like you.
    If she bothers you so much, why don't you go research it for us, instead of throwing underhanded smears and red herrings around.
    She represents one side and one side only of a bloody civil war that included massacres on both sides. Both sides committed war crimes, rape and human rights violations. There were massacres by the Maronites in Sabra and Shatilla and Tel al Zataar as well as by the PLO in Damour. The red herring is to believe that the actions of Lebanese Arabs or of any Arabs during a civil war are representative of their actions in other places and other times.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andak01 View Post
    It's about time they replaced Hirsi Ali. Ali lost here credibility when they found out she was lying about her name and her childhood, one of the pillars of her story. People like Ali go and write for the American Enterprise Institute. We'll see how Bridgette fairs if anyone actually bothers to research her stories.

    In May 2006 the Dutch television program "Zembla"[12] reported that Hirsi Ali had given false information about her real name, her age and the country she arrived from when originally applying for asylum in the Netherlands. The program also presented evidence that she was untruthful about the main reason for her asylum application being forced marriage.

    Hirsi Ali admitted that she had lied about her full name, her date of birth and the manner in which she came to the Netherlands. However, several sources, including her first book The Son Factory, which was published in 2002 stated her real name and date of birth, and Hirsi Ali also publicly stated her real name and date of birth in a September 2002 interview published in the political magazine HP/De Tijd.[13][14][15] and in an interview in the VARA gids (2002).[16] So these details were considered by many to be public knowledge. Furthermore, Hirsi Ali has asserted that she had made full disclosure of the matter to VVD officials when she was first invited to run for parliament in 2002.



    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayaan_Hirsi_Ali

    Typical andakian bs. Let's not actually discuss anything that Ms. Gabriel says, but just attack her by saying that somebody once lied who was also attacking Islamists so this woman must be lying too.

    It would be pathetic and sad if it wasn't so predictable.

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    Imperialism, Zionism, the USA, everything under the sun but they.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth View Post
    Imperialism, Zionism, the USA, everything under the sun but they.
    I'm interested in how people around here go absolutely blind when it comes to negative sources about Arabs. Yes, there is plenty negative to say, but don't you care what's the truth and what not? If I started making up stuff out of whole cloth about Israel, I'd have demonstrators at my doorstep, but invent something negative about Muslims and Arabs and you get a book deal!

    I'll never forget hearing an "expert" on the Today Show say that jihad is one of the pillars of Islam. We have five pillars and that ain't one! People go around saying we worship the moon or that we have no concept of mercy or forgiveness ( Allah is ar-Raheem the Merciful and al-Ghuffar the Forgiving ). People lie and ask when Muslims are going to march against terrorism- as if it never happened.

    And all of this is in the service of self-serving deviciveness that is being used to drive moderate Muslims to the edge of society. It's clear that hate mongering is a profitable business. Neither a Muslim nor a Christian nor a Jew can make a living going around saying that we should live together. They are drowned in the din of hatred engendered by ignoramuses on both sides that should be ignored in favor of seeking harmony.

    So go ahead, try and put the stench of terrorism on people who don't deserve it. Create a society of mistrust for your children. That's your legacy.

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    So what ya saying cheif, that all is good in Arab society?
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    Posted by andak01:

    I'm interested in how people around here go absolutely blind when it comes to negative sources about Arabs.

    I've red plenty about Arabs and can tell you they have nothing that would impress me.


    Yes, there is plenty negative to say, but don't you care what's the truth and what not? If I started making up stuff out of whole cloth about Israel, I'd have demonstrators at my doorstep, but invent something negative about Muslims and Arabs and you get a book deal!

    Really? Mein Kempf is one of the most popular books sold with Arabs. Go figure.


    I'll never forget hearing an "expert" on the Today Show say that jihad is one of the pillars of Islam. We have five pillars and that ain't one! People go around saying we worship the moon or that we have no concept of mercy or forgiveness ( Allah is ar-Raheem the Merciful and al-Ghuffar the Forgiving ). People lie and ask when Muslims are going to march against terrorism- as if it never happened.

    Did it?


    And all of this is in the service of self-serving deviciveness that is being used to drive moderate Muslims to the edge of society. It's clear that hate mongering is a profitable business. Neither a Muslim nor a Christian nor a Jew can make a living going around saying that we should live together. They are drowned in the din of hatred engendered by ignoramuses on both sides that should be ignored in favor of seeking harmony.

    Imagine me a Jew living in an Arab country or an Arab living in a Western country (and I dare say Israel). Who do you think is safer for whom? As I said nothing impresses me about the Arabs.


    So go ahead, try and put the stench of terrorism on people who don't deserve it. Create a society of mistrust for your children. That's your legacy.

    Sorry, the Arab world is a cr**p whole and there is nothing there that would impress me or has anything I would care to understand. Arabs, not Muslims.

    I recently heard Robert Fisk!!!, say on NPR "The World" that apparently Arabs don't need a Democracy!!!! In all seriousness!!!! Is that what you want to hear?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mil View Post
    Really? Mein Kempf is one of the most popular books sold with Arabs. Go figure.
    Source.

    I'll never forget hearing an "expert" on the Today Show say that jihad is one of the pillars of Islam. We have five pillars and that ain't one! People go around saying we worship the moon or that we have no concept of mercy or forgiveness ( Allah is ar-Raheem the Merciful and al-Ghuffar the Forgiving ). People lie and ask when Muslims are going to march against terrorism- as if it never happened.

    Did it?
    Yes. It happened in Casablanca in Jordan and in Egypt. My sister-in-law was there. And as you know, I've already repeatedly linked to the events. But tell the same lie again and again till it sinks in.


    And all of this is in the service of self-serving deviciveness that is being used to drive moderate Muslims to the edge of society. It's clear that hate mongering is a profitable business. Neither a Muslim nor a Christian nor a Jew can make a living going around saying that we should live together. They are drowned in the din of hatred engendered by ignoramuses on both sides that should be ignored in favor of seeking harmony.

    Imagine me a Jew living in an Arab country or an Arab living in a Western country (and I dare say Israel). Who do you think is safer for whom? As I said nothing impresses me about the Arabs.
    If you were referring to the recent war in Lebanon, the casualty rates show that it was around ten times safer to be a civilian in Israel than in Lebanon.

    As for being an Arab in a western country, I pray that the angry bigots don't take over. And I'll guarantee you that if and when they do, things will get worse for Muslims and Jews. When hate crime goes up for Muslims, all hate crime increases.

    I recently heard Robert Fisk!!!, say on NPR "The World" that apparently Arabs don't need a Democracy!!!! In all seriousness!!!! Is that what you want to hear?
    If we'd actually given any of them a democracy, it would be an improvement. We haven't bestowed on them any better than what they had before by any measure. Elections of people who can't even live in the country and whose names cannot appear on the ballot. Censured press. Torture. Assassinations. Shortages worse than they had under sanctions. 50% unemployment and civil war. Are Shiite thugs and civil war the democracy we talk about? Is the resurgient Taliban the democracy we talk about? Is increased heroin trade the democracy we talk about? Going on six years, 3000 Americans and a quarter trillion dollars later and what have we achieved?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ”mil”
    Quote Originally Posted by ”andak01”
    ~ People lie and ask when Muslims are going to march against terrorism- as if it never happened.
    Did it?
    Definitely!

    Quote Originally Posted by the blog: Gateway Pundit

    http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/20...terror-in.html

    Friday, December 09, 2005

    "Half a Million" Mosques Protest Terror in Bangladesh (excerpts)

    Moderate Muslim clerics in about half a million mosques across Bangladesh on Friday preached that suicide bombers are the enemy of Islam.

    "Those who are shedding blood of innocent people in the name of establishing Islamic rule are actually bringing shame on Islam," said Maulana Obaidul Huq, the Khatib (chief cleric) of Baitul Mukarram mosque, the biggest national mosque at the heart of the capital Dhaka. Huq told about eight thousand worshippers, gathered at the mosque for sabbatical Jumma prayers, to help the security forces capture the fugitive leaders of the militants.

    The chief cleric says the terrorists are not martyrs, but "will go straight to hell":
    "Islam prohibits suicide bombings. These bombers are enemies of Islam...It is a duty for all Muslims to stand up against those who are killing people in the name of Islam," he said.

    Huq also called upon clerics in thousands of mosques across the country to mobilize public opinion against terrorism.

    Meanwhile, tens of thousands of people took to the streets after prayers against militancy.
    How sad, that a Jew, descendent of people who have suffered the brunt of worldwide persecution throughout millennia, wouldn’t understand the danger of embracing bigotry. You should know better. Millions of arabs and you will lump them with the few crazy zealots that not only commit terrorist acts against us but also against their Muslim brothers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frida Kahlo View Post
    How sad, that a Jew, descendent of people who have suffered the brunt of worldwide persecution throughout millennia, wouldn’t understand the danger of embracing bigotry. You should know better. Millions of arabs and you will lump them with the few crazy zealots that not only commit terrorist acts against us but also against their Muslim brothers?
    That's very moving and all, but you forgot one little detail. When the shoe fits...

    And let's not forget, that Arabs and other Muslims generally protest terrorism against their own. Like the Jordanians that were protesting bombings in Jordan. And it is only Arab countries that show TV commercials aiming to convince the populace not to participate in terrorist activities. I can't think of any Western countries needing anything of the sort.
    http://www.noterror.info/campaign.wmv

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    Quote Originally Posted by andak01 View Post
    I'm interested in how people around here go absolutely blind when it comes to negative sources about Arabs. Yes, there is plenty negative to say, but don't you care what's the truth and what not?
    Andak's quote was in response to Kenneth saying "Imperialism, Zionism, the USA, everything under the sun but they" is the reason Arab society is messed up. As usual Andak dismisses Kenneth's answer as ridiculous and totally without merit. You be the judge:

    An Interview With Al-Jazeera Editor-in-Chief Ahmed Sheikh
    Pierre Heumann | 07 Dec 2006
    World Politics Watch
    Pierre Heumann of the Swiss weekly Die Weltwoche spoke with Al-Jazeera Editor-in-Chief Ahmed Sheikh in Doha.

    Excerpt:
    Do you mean to say that if Israel did not exist, there would suddenly be democracy in Egypt, that the schools in Morocco would be better, that the public clinics in Jordan would function better?

    I think so.

    Can you please explain to me what the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has to do with these problems?

    The Palestinian cause is central for Arab thinking.

    In the end, is it a matter of feelings of self-esteem?

    Exactly. It's because we always lose to Israel. It gnaws at the people in the Middle East that such a small country as Israel, with only about 7 million inhabitants, can defeat the Arab nation with its 350 million. That hurts our collective ego. The Palestinian problem is in the genes of every Arab. The West's problem is that it does not understand this.

    http://worldpoliticswatch.com/article.aspx?id=395

    There are more gems in the article about suicide bombings being totally legit and other delusional rants but I think the above sums up the situation quite well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by andak01 View Post

    If we'd actually given any of them a democracy, it would be an improvement. We haven't bestowed on them any better than what they had before by any measure. Elections of people who can't even live in the country and whose names cannot appear on the ballot. Censured press. Torture. Assassinations. Shortages worse than they had under sanctions. 50% unemployment and civil war. Are Shiite thugs and civil war the democracy we talk about? Is the resurgient Taliban the democracy we talk about? Is increased heroin trade the democracy we talk about? Going on six years, 3000 Americans and a quarter trillion dollars later and what have we achieved?
    We overestimated their will for progress. We won't make the same mistake again. It is only dictators henceforth in the M.E. for the foreseeable future. We will now look at Arabs as everyone on the left has always seen them: as babies who are unable to take care of themselves and who should not be held accountable for any of their actions. I'm glad we will all finally be on the same page.
    "It is cheap to attack Israel. I am certainly not going to make a cheap attack on Israel by howling in the woods with the rest of the wolves." - Geert Wilders

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