Saturday, September 15, 2007

Authentic Muslim Reformers -- On Islamo-Nazi Death-Lists

'Whoever changes religion - kill him'
- Muhammad

View this first, a video of Wafa Sultan, a strong woman in full voice, speaking truth to a life-hating woman-hating Islamo-fanatic.

http://switch3.castup.net/cunet/gm.asp?ai=214&ar=1050wmv&ak=null

Here's another access for it:
http://switch5.castup.net/frames/20041020_MemriTV_Popup/video_480x360.asp?ai=214&ar=1050wmv&ak=null

Below, a young man, former Muslim living in Europe, must now fight for the right to walk unafraid down the street, breathe air and remain alive!  Because multicultural tolerance of intolerant Islam puts his life at risk in multiple ways -- first for daring to leave Islam, he is an "apostate" who is targeted for death at the hands of "any good Muslim" by Koranic decree.  Second for adopting Western clothes and ideals, he is considered corrupted and, hence, sub-human, so his former friends and family reject him like so much discarded trash. And third for daring to speak out against violent Islam, exposing Muhammed's despicable life-story, and in defence of this most basic human right, to not be killed for your religion (or non-religion) and ideas, he becomes a "blasphemer" who also must be killed by Koranic decree.  "Behead Those Who Insult Islam!" (Gawd help him if he converts to Judaism.)   But he and others with such sentiments in Europe today, who fight for their own right to remain alive, are called "right-wingers" in the liberal-left Muslim-friendly mass-media!  Yes, there are authentic "Muslim reformers" -- but all living outside of Islamic Saharasia, and not even safe from death-fatwas in Europe or the USA!  They must all go about in disguise, or with armed escorts, hiding their addresses and whereabouts, able to speak publicly only with great difficulty. If there are any significant percentage of ordinary Muslims who do not share the attitudes of the fanatics, they remain silent and hidden, out of fear themselves, as there is no such thing as any larger movement within Islam towards denouncing the extremists or taking control of the mosques away from the Wahhabi fanatics.  The reformers are nearly insignificant in numbers, and factually get little support from their bretheren.  However, the fact that this article below appears in the mainstream press is hopeful, even as it exposes a problem of much greater dimensions than is readily apparent.

Islamic growth in the West today constitutes the most severe and threatening life-negative change in Western social institutions -- in a manner that will put all softer freedom-oriented elements of our Western cultures at grave risk, and dramatically increase human armoring far more so than the existing life-negative social institutions already in place.  J.D.

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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article2426314.ece

Young Muslims begin dangerous fight for the right to abandon faith

Ehsan Jami rejected Islam after the 9 11 terror attacks. He wants Muslims to be able to give up their religion

David Charter in The Hague

A group of young Muslim apostates launches a campaign today, the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on America, to make it easier to renounce Islam.

The provocative move reflects a growing rift between traditionalists and a younger generation raised on a diet of Dutch tolerance.

The Committee for Ex-Muslims promises to campaign for freedom of religion but has already upset the Islamic and political Establishments for stirring tensions among the million-strong Muslim community in the Netherlands.

Ehsan Jami, the committee's founder, who rejected Islam after the attack on the twin towers in 2001, has become the most talked-about public figure in the Netherlands. He has been forced into hiding after a series of death threats and a recent attack.

The threats are taken seriously after the murder in 2002 of Pim Fortuyn, an antiimmigration politician, and in 2004 of Theo Van Gogh, an antiIslam film-maker.

Speaking to The Times at a secret location before the committee's launch today, the Labour Party councillor said that the movement would declare war on radical Islam. Similar organisations campaigning for reform of the religion have sprung up across Europe and representatives from Britain and Germany will join the launch in The Hague today.

"Sharia schools say that they will kill the ones who leave Islam. In the West people get threatened, thrown out of their family, beaten up," Mr Jami said. "In Islam you are born Muslim. You do not even choose to be Muslim. We want that to change, so that people are free to choose who they want to be and what they want to believe in."

Mr Jami, 22, who has abandoned his studies as his political career has taken off, denied that the choice of September 11 was deliberately provocative towards the Islamic Establishment. "We chose the date because we want to make a clear statement that we no longer tolerate the intolerence of Islam, the terrorist attacks," he said.

"In 1965 the Church in Holland made a declaration that freedom of conscience is above hanging on to religion, so you can choose whether you are going to be a Christian or not. What we are seeking is the same thing for Islam."

Mr Jami, who has compared the rise of radical Islam to the threat from Nazism in the 1930s, is receiving only lukewarm support from his party which traditionally relies upon Muslim votes. His outspoken attack on radical Islam has led to a prelaunch walk-out from fellow committee founder Loubna Berrada, who herself rejected Islam.

She said: "I don't wish to confront Islam itself. I only want to spread the message that Muslims should be allowed to leave Islam behind without being threatened."

There have been suggestions that Mr Jami might defect to the right-wing Freedom Party, led by Geert Wilders, the most outspoken politician in the Netherlands, who has called for the Koran to be banned. But Mr Jami said: "I have respect for Wilders but we do not have the same ideology. I am for the freedom of religion.

"Banning something is not going to help. I am the opposite - everyone should read the Koran." Mr Jami is being compared to Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the Somali refugee who became a prominent Dutch politician campaigning for the reform of Islam but who left eventually for an academic career in the United States.

Jannie Groen, a writer for De Volksrant newspaper, said: "[Among Muslims] he is getting the same reaction as Ayaan Hirsi Ali that he is too confrontational but you are seeing other former Muslims now coming forward. So he has been able to put this issue of apostasy on the agenda, even though they do not want to be in the same room as him and he has had to pay a price."

By the Book

- 14 passages in the Koran refer to apostasy

- According to Baidhawi's commentary, Sura 4: 88-89 reads: "Whosoever turns back from his belief, openly or secretly, take him and kill him wheresoever ye find him, like any other infidel. Separate yourself from him altogether. Do not accept intercession in his regard."

- The hadith, tradition and legend about Muhammad and his followers used as a basis of Sharia, tells of some atheists who were brought to "'Ali and he burnt them. The news of this reached Ibn Abbas who said: 'If I had been in his place, I would not have burnt them, as Allah's Apostate forbade it . . . I would have killed them according to the statement of Allah's Apostate, 'Whoever changed his [Islamic] religion, then kill him'."

- According to hadith, a special reward in Paradise is reserved for the killer of apostates

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