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  • Islam and Mullahs in the service of Saudi Royal Family

    and indirectly, the military-industrial complex of USA.

    "Saudi Arabia's top Islamic scholar described anti-government protests in Egypt, Tunisia and elsewhere in the Arab world as a plot by enemies of Islam to spread instability, Saudi newspapers reported on Saturday. The protests in Egypt, Tunisia and other countries are plots by enemies of Islam to break up Arab nations, Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul-Aziz Al al-Sheikh was quoted as saying.

    "This chaos comes from enemies of Islam and those who follow them," the daily Asharq al-Awsat quoted him as saying, adding that demonstrations led to bloodshed and stealing."

    http://www1.albawaba.com/main-headli...are-enemy-plot

  • #2
    what can we expect from people who teach that its a sin to rebel against their rulers... lol... errr maybe people dont want despots ruling them!
    Frater aliquis in fide nec fratrem humanitatis


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    • #3
      many of these arab saudi mullahs are devil worshippers, they have sold their soul to the devil, never ever trust these people.

      Infact i have major issues with the whole salafi/whabhi movment, they all seem to worship saudi state and the royal family, i am even talking about the salafi movement here in america, if you say some thing anti royal family, they get offended big time

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      • #4
        the Title is distorted and Misleading

        It should be Saudi Religious Establishment in the service of Colonial Agenda.


        The Ikhwan Al-Muslimeen are supporting and are being supported by a large demographic in Egypt in an uprising against Colonial and Imperial Agendas;


        Would you also put up Islaam and Mullahs in service of Anti Imperial Schemes to join Muslims against division?

        No because that wouldn't conform with your zeitgeist to pervert truth wherever you go. What else can we expect to those who worship White Northern Europeans as their deity?
        Last edited by ScimitarXEdge; 02-09-2011, 10:08 PM.

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        • #5
          ^ yeah i agree, most "real muslims" are with the people, not puppet shiekhs who are paid by the royals of saud, who are Colonial worhsippers

          the only thing that breaks my heart however is that these people rule the holy lands, our holy lands are occupied by these people, unfortunatly most people, espeically the salafies dont even speak a word against this

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          • #6
            It would be nice if individuals like Toramana would be intellectually honest for once and stop using the Imperial Propaganda tactic of equating Islaam with Saudi Arabian Establishment, Most Muslims do not follow the Wahhabi creed.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Toramana View Post
              and indirectly, the military-industrial complex of USA.

              "Saudi Arabia's top Islamic scholar described anti-government protests in Egypt, Tunisia and elsewhere in the Arab world as a plot by enemies of Islam to spread instability, Saudi newspapers reported on Saturday. The protests in Egypt, Tunisia and other countries are plots by enemies of Islam to break up Arab nations, Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul-Aziz Al al-Sheikh was quoted as saying.

              "This chaos comes from enemies of Islam and those who follow them," the daily Asharq al-Awsat quoted him as saying, adding that demonstrations led to bloodshed and stealing."

              http://www1.albawaba.com/main-headli...are-enemy-plot
              This is interesting. The reason being... Osama Bin Ladin actually struck out at Bin Baaz and the saudi scholars and the majority of the insurgency movement worldwide harmonizes with his anti saudi rhetoric. So this sort of throws a confounding factor in your assessment that the current insurgency driven warfare against the US and Afghan forces that he has inspired has the goal of arab imperialism in mind.

              For that matter, it appears that your own post strikes a stake into the heart of your theory of Arab imperialism in the modern era. After all, the egyptians, Tunisians, Jordanians, Yemenese all appear to hate the hegemony and the yolk thrown on them. This revolt is so frightening to the Saudi royals because it threatens their hegemony over both islam and their country. So contrary to what you previously described, it does not appear that the Arab in egypt or the Arab in Jordan or even the Saudi Arab citizen wants to have any part in installing anything that infringes on your freedom as a Pashtun. Rather, they are themselves, imperialized at this point and are working to free themselves.
              "2 crackheads don't become any better or stronger by sharing the same crack pipe." - Greatest PF quote

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