WC and I hosted the most recent edition of Voices of Freedom on KFNX Talk Radio. Our guest was "Mohammed Abdul."
And what a discussion we had!
The topics: the history of Islamic terrorism and the United States, the upcoming election, and a comparison of Islamic values and the Tne Commandments.
We also issued a challenge to CAIR. No word back from CAIR, however.
During the first segment of the show, when WC and I chat together, we gave the Winston Churchill Award (for courage) and the Neville Chamberlain Award (for appeasement). During that segment, I made sure that the dangerous meaning of Ramadan was made clear to the listeners.
Pastorius thinks that this latest edition of Voices of Freedom will be of interest to regular readers here at IBA. And from my perspective, the show went very well. You can download the audio HERE.
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From the post "meaning" . . .
God this is Quraish. It has come with all its arrogance and boastfulness, trying to discredit Thy Apostle. God, I ask Thee to humiliate them tomorrow. God, if this Muslim band will perish today, Thou shall not be worshipped.[...]
This battle laid the foundation of the Islamic State...
Also it was the foundation for perpetual ethnic cleansing.
Anonymous,
Yes.
And all because "allah wills it."
That was a great show!
I love that dramatic theme song too.
The guest on this show said that in Islamic universities they teach a course on taqiyya called the Science of Lying or something like that.
I would like to know more about that. I think one of the most illuminating, surprising, enlightening things we can tell people who know nothing about Islam is the principle of taqiyya.
If anyone has any information about these Science of Lying courses, or can recommend a book or give a link to more information about it, please leave that information as a comment here on this post. I have subscribed to comments on this post so I won't miss it. Thank you.
CW,
The opening and closing themes are the theme from the movie Patton. The break and rejoin themes are music from Pirates of the Caribbean. The first was my preference, the second WC's.
CW,
I'll try to find out.
Thanks, Always.
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