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Anonymous said…
Yes, too many Marco Polos and Columbus' destroying virgin lands but why stop there? But let'snot give the other destroyers a free ride. Too many Khālid ibn al-Walīds, Muhammad ibn Qasims and Tariq ibn Zayids as well. Too many Adolf Hitlers, and far too many popes forcing their religion, customs and beliefs on people who'd rather not be bothered. All guilty.
4:59 PM
Anonymous said…
To Anonymous above:

But at least the Arab Muslim conquerors of the old times used to bring culture, prosperity and tolerance where they went.

Westerners never brought anything to the rest of the mankind but death or de-humanization.
6:32 PM
Anonymous said…
Don't be silly. Conquerors have never been welcomed by the people they are conquering whether western, Arab or African.. Iranians, Africans, Spainards, et al all enjoyed their own culture long before Arab invaders forced a new culture on them. The Americans are doing the same thing; forcing their unwanted culture on a people who already have their own that works just fine. Again, all are guilty.
9:20 PM
Anonymous said…
All guilty, yeah...what a wonderful way to DILUTE IT ALL.

Think of the PRESENT, Anonymouse darling, and stand up against the ONGOING genocide of innocent Iraqis instead of intellectually wanking off over cosmic pessimistic axioms of no use.
10:45 PM
Anonymous said…
Only a wanker would use such a pompous and dumb phrase as "cosmic pessimistic axioms". Hell, even you don't even know what you mean by that. You outsmarted even yourself on that one. I love it when people deny Arab atrocities. Seems Arabs aren't responsible for anything ever. The ultimate victims!
3:29 AM
Layla Anwar said…
anonymous, I agree with anti-wanker, you are indeed a wanker.
11:21 PM
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