What a lovely religion this is.

Xenophobia is the fear of things foreign including foreigners - and yet the
demographic arrangement of ON actually negates the xenophobic stigma
associated with PH.

 

| No it doesn't. Certain sects of it might. Certain Christian sects
| recommend pounding up aborted children conceived in sin and eating the
| remains (do a search on gnostic texts). Popular Christianity may have
| evolved, but dont think for a second that all of it has. The same is with
| Islam. You ask any Muslim if they condone pedophilia, and watch them punch
| your head in.
|
What the **** are you on about!!!!!!?
Check this pervert, Iran's top imam
http://forumhub.com/expr/3933.27219.00.15.42.html
FA
I.

 

Geez learn to use google, yahoo, and perhaps even AEC.

 

Bullshit written by Arthur Miller.

They clearly made the correct choice.

In the Crusades, Europe also manifested, here and there, a sense of
racial
unity. One of the great leaders of the First Crusade, Godfrey de
Bouillon,
remarked on the folly of going to the Orient to fight the Saracens
while
leaving one's wife and heirs exposed to the depredations of another
Oriental
race, the enemies of God and man, and he was only with difficulty
persuaded
to depart on the Crusade and leave urgent business unfinished at home.
Other
noblemen, notably Emicho de Leiningen, Guillaume de Melun et Gâtinais,
Clarebold de Vendeuil, Thomas de La Fère, and Drogo de Nesle,
attempted
hurriedly to clean up some German cities, notably Speyer, Worms,
Mainz, and
Cologne, on their way to the holy war. Their patriotic efforts were
largely
frustrated by men of their own race. The Jews scurried to sanctuary in
churches and monasteries, where they were protected by venal or
superstitious ecclesiastics, including bishops and archbishops, and
some
went into hiding in the homes of venal or compassionate burghers. Of
the
Jews who fell into the hands of the Crusaders, many saved their lives
by
professing an eagerness to be doused in holy water, while an uncertain
number of others were slain. Warriors on their way to Palestine could
not
tarry long in any one place, so their attempted épuration was more
symbolic
than real, and they had to be content with a relatively small number
of
executions and with carrying off booty that the usurers and swindlers
quickly replaced by fresh depredations.
http://revilo-oliver.com/rpo/crusades.htm

Anti-semitism precedes the middle ages. The Greeks and Romans weren't
to keen either.

"conquest".

Not at all.

The crusades were similarly a response to islamic invasions of Europe
begining in the 8th century. (Charles Martell repelled an Islamic
invasion in 732 in France well before the crusades)

The campaign of defamation against Europeans has included the
suppression of knowledge about the invasions of Europe within
historical memory, each of which had a profound and continuing impact
on the shared memories and perceptions of Europeans.

African-based Arab, Moor & Berber Invasions (these are the people
that invaded Spain)

One centuries-long series of brutal militaristic invasions was the
African-based Arab, Moor, and Berber crusades and slave-takings for
700 years in southern Europe that ended only 511 years ago with
European liberation in 1492. Millions of Spanish, Portuguese, French,
Italian, and Sicilian Europeans were slaughtered, enslaved, and sold
at slave markets in Africa and Asia. There were no fewer than four
major bloody crusades into Europe by Africans during this period, each
followed by new slave-taking and massacres of indigenous European
peoples. These invasions were far greater "crusades" in terms of
duration, bloodshed, and oppression than all the papal-inspired
crusades into southwest Asia. In fact, none of the later European
excesses in Africa can rival the terror and cruelty of these invasions
into Europe. This 700 year period of oppression and slavery is an
excellent area for historical research from the point of view of the
indigenous European peoples.

Asian-based Mongol Invasions

A second centuries-long series of plundering and butchering crusades
was by the Mongols of Asia and lasted for 550 years in eastern and
central Europe. Millions of Europeans were slaughtered or sold at
slave markets in Asia. These invasions did not completely end until
around 220 years ago (about the time George Washington was President
of the United States) when Catherine the Great of Russia wiped out the
Mongol-installed khanates (kingdoms) on the Crimean Peninsula. Dozens
of European principalities and cities were destroyed by Mongol armies
as they converted the populated plains and river basins of eastern and
central Europe into grazing grounds for horses and cattle. This 550
year period would be an excellent area for historical research from
the point of view of the indigenous European peoples. Unfortunately
most studies are from the point of view of the cruel invaders.
Europeans have never visited such horror on any Asian country before
or since. The viciousness of the Mongol invasions is shown by the fact
that they engaged in the first recorded biological warfare. European
merchants at trading posts on the coast of the Black Sea were driven
out when Mongols hurled dead bodies of victims of the Bubonic Plague
(the "Black Death") over the trading post walls. When the traders
retreated to the Italian Peninsula, the Bubonic Plague followed them
and led to death by disease of up to 50% of all Europeans in the
mid-1300s.

Asian-based Turkish Invasions

A third centuries-long series of marauding and vicious militaristic
crusades into Europe was the Asian Turkish jihads and slave-takings in
central Europe for 500 years that ended only about 85 years ago with
the collapse of imperial Turkey into its present boundaries. These
crusades took the Turkish empire all the way to the coast of Italy and
the walls of Vienna. Millions of Europeans were enslaved and sold at
slave auctions in north Africa and southwest Asia. This is an area
that needs historical research and documentation from the point of
view of the European victims. One depraved feature of the Turkish
empire was an annual slave roundup throughout the Slavic nations and
as far north as the city walls of Moscow and Warsaw. These were no
simple, mercantile affairs like the Asian Arab slave-taking
expeditions into the east coast of Africa. These were well-financed
and state-run roundups of young Europeans (and the murder of their
parents in many cases), and they lasted for 400 years. There is
nothing in European conduct toward any other peoples or nations to
compare with this systematic and centuries-long depredation of central
Europeans. The Turkish crusades put any excesses of the papal crusades
in southwest Asia in the shade.

European Diversity & Lessons

These invasions and oppressions explain the diversity of nations and
tribes that provide such a rich texture to the European diaspora, and
give insight into the lessons that these historical crimes taught to
the victimized Europeans. These lessons provide the necessary context
to understanding the last 500 years of history. Without understanding
the European historical experience, Europeans lack the knowledge to
resist the contemporary campaign of defamation.

 

*bullshit snipped*

please join and get your sorry butt stoned to death so you can cease being a crossposting spammer lowlife fucking bitch.
tyvm.

Mike.S

 

There are always going to be small pockets of society who don't conform to
what we expeact as societal norms and they're the people you're talking
about. They certainly don't represent the majority of christians. Christian
society does not condone pedophilia. It condemns it, which is why we had a
change of GG. OTOH, Islamic relegious leaders publicly support pedophilia.
The Ayatollah is but one example. If you want to stand by your ridiculous
comparison, please give me the name of one Christian leader who has
published guidelines for conducting pedophilia.

 

Yes it does.

Yes, the big ones. How many muslims are in Iran?

Certain Christian sects

That was my point.

They don't support Mohammed then?

 

Hey, don't use logic with Tourette's! It doesn't work.

 

I think the Muslim women are going to be lauging when everyone else has
got skin cancer.

 

WE OWE YOU AUS.MOTORCYCLES.

SIGNED,

AUS.TV

 

Covering up doesn't stop skin cancer.

 

Nah, but it diverts lava flows

 

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yes. as evidenced by the constant whining coming out of aus.motorcycles,
and the trolling attempt made by that akbar chappie in aus.tv as some
sort of "revenge" for the crossposting.

there's always google... and the anonymous news services etc, etc...

and the replies to the crossposts ? how easy are they to kill ?

Now, are you revheads going to stop whinging, or am I going to give you
something to really whinge about ? Just say the word....