The subjects desire was seemingly to put on blinders and be AGITATED by any mention of the unfortunate realities in today's world.
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An open-minded approach might have been to say, --<"Not to discount or ignore these concerns and painful realities of which the caller asks, but just for this discussion I would like to focus on reminding listeners and educating them on the glorious history of the Muslim religion and the many positive contributions made in the name of Islam. I share these concerns but I want to spend this time today in effort to keep balance in world opinion regarding Islam and its troubled overall image. There is so much good that gets overlooked and not taught among the noi...

The subjects desire was seemingly to put on blinders and be AGITATED by any mention of the unfortunate realities in today's world.
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An open-minded approach might have been to say, --<"Not to discount or ignore these concerns and painful realities of which the caller asks, but just for this discussion I would like to focus on reminding listeners and educating them on the glorious history of the Muslim religion and the many positive contributions made in the name of Islam. I share these concerns but I want to spend this time today in effort to keep balance in world opinion regarding Islam and its troubled overall image. There is so much good that gets overlooked and not taught among the noise and occasional alarm-ism in regards to Islam.>--
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BUT, the subject reveals himself to be imbalanced and dishonest. If his "little voice" was telling him something he truly felt was valid and reasonable, then why in hell didn't he just call the caller's ignorant -- as his little voice wanted to? I venture to say that his SILENT VOICE ~ the deeper intuition rooted in truth ~ restrained him from speaking bullshit.

It is guys like that who further inspire people to do research and educate themselves on the Islamist history of violence and death in the name of politics intertwined with religion. These guys actually inspire people to uncover the negative sides of Islamism for themselves - in spite of their efforts to demean those who would inquire about them good-naturedly and with well-meaning heart.
Rather than using the psychological gamesmanship with terms like "Islamophobia" in tones of superiority and disdain, it seems it would be more effective to face reality square in the face, accept and acknowledge factions and movements among people,the deeds they commit,thus finding it a smooth,obvious path ...

It is guys like that who further inspire people to do research and educate themselves on the Islamist history of violence and death in the name of politics intertwined with religion. These guys actually inspire people to uncover the negative sides of Islamism for themselves - in spite of their efforts to demean those who would inquire about them good-naturedly and with well-meaning heart.
Rather than using the psychological gamesmanship with terms like "Islamophobia" in tones of superiority and disdain, it seems it would be more effective to face reality square in the face, accept and acknowledge factions and movements among people,the deeds they commit,thus finding it a smooth,obvious path leading to the questions and concerns like those of the callers to the radio show in this clip.Instead they are received with rigidity, denial, and arrogance.
Besides! Short of being on the scene of a deranged suicide-bomber, who is actually AFRAID?
You want irrational, literal F-E-A-R? Look at the global warming lemmings.Some of these folks spew unproven quasi-science with emotion bordering on horror.
There, "phobia" is an accurate term.

In a Washingtonpost.com article, "The Spell
of Islamophobia" Eboo Patel wrote:

> I spoke about how Muslim history and
> theology support religious pluralism.

Yes? This may help explain why it is that
Islamic cultures (all of which started out
from pluralistic non-Islamic civilizations)
are everywhere today a monolithic Islamic
mind-control culture where even the mere
expression of a possible change of religion
is instantly punished by death (and where
children are encouraged to murder their
parents, brothers, and sisters ... and it is
demanded of parents they murder their
children if they stray from Islamic law).

Today only a few Christian souls remain of
what was an Egypt whic...

In a Washingtonpost.com article, "The Spell
of Islamophobia" Eboo Patel wrote:

> I spoke about how Muslim history and
> theology support religious pluralism.

Yes? This may help explain why it is that
Islamic cultures (all of which started out
from pluralistic non-Islamic civilizations)
are everywhere today a monolithic Islamic
mind-control culture where even the mere
expression of a possible change of religion
is instantly punished by death (and where
children are encouraged to murder their
parents, brothers, and sisters ... and it is
demanded of parents they murder their
children if they stray from Islamic law).

Today only a few Christian souls remain of
what was an Egypt which was once all Christian.
The last few surviving Christians are even now
leaving Iran and Iraq. In the East, where Islam
has but only recently taken over countries like
Indonesia, Thailand, and the like... and in Africa
the old civilizations there are in abeyance and
steady retreat under the unrelenting violence
and intimidation of Islam--so too there soon you
will see nothing but the soulless mind-control
slavery you see everywhere in the Islamic world.

DO NOT FALL FOR THE MUSLIM PROPAGANDA.

Look into the history of the Islamic Plague
which has devastated a third of humanity.
The answer is in history, not in articles by
Muslim propagandists like Eboo Patel & others.

VISIT THOU http://islamisbad.com

You can begin from there, and Google your way
to the truth, maybe even before it's too late.

S D Rodrian
http://poems.sdrodrian.com
http://thesolutionisthis.com
http://mp3.sdrodrian.com

All religions are local.
Only science is universal.

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Islam Under Scrutiny by Ex-Muslims

Islam, the Multicultural Cemetery --
An Open Letter to an Educated Liberal
by Alexander Maistrovoy 09 Jul, 2007

"And for the first time, with a sudden shiver,
came the clear knowledge of what the meat
I had seen in the Underworld might be. These
careless E

This may help explain why it is that Islamic cultures (all of which started out from pluralistic non-Islamic civilizations) are everywhere today a monolithic Islamic mind-control culture

Better chill on this, friend - there is no way to substantiate it, including use of anecdotes from extremist situations. It's akin to calling the KKK or the Oklahoma City bombers typical of Christianity.
The best set of facts on what Muslims really believe around the world (and, in fact, the only serious study of its magnitude) has been recently completed by the Gallup organization. Here's a bit on it: What a Billion Muslims Really Think.
Meanwhile, please realize that the USA has been...

This may help explain why it is that Islamic cultures (all of which started out from pluralistic non-Islamic civilizations) are everywhere today a monolithic Islamic mind-control culture

Better chill on this, friend - there is no way to substantiate it, including use of anecdotes from extremist situations. It's akin to calling the KKK or the Oklahoma City bombers typical of Christianity.
The best set of facts on what Muslims really believe around the world (and, in fact, the only serious study of its magnitude) has been recently completed by the Gallup organization. Here's a bit on it: What a Billion Muslims Really Think.
Meanwhile, please realize that the USA has been making world-changing policy toward Muslim countries with no serious data on how Muslims really feel toward any issue. Now that we have some, the question is whether we'll trust the facts or the fear-mongers.