Islam: Contract for life or death.

Ξ October 25th, 2010 | → | ∇ Islam, MSM, demwits, duh, islamophuqnuts, jihadi fucks, loser, lying UN, lying media, mo, politics, religion, skank, taqiyah |

Lauren Booth converts to Islam

Jack just bought a home. When he signed contract he read every word before signing. Granted some he did not understand completely … so he asked questions.

Tony Blairs sister-in-law Lauren-Booth didn’t feel the need to read the fine print. She had a “shot of spiritual morphine.”

When she returned to Britain, she decided to convert immediately.

‘Now I don’t eat pork and I read the Koran every day. I’m on page 60. I also haven’t had a drink in 45 days, the longest period in 25 years,’ she said

Now she reads the contract with Islam after having a “shot of spiritual morphine.” Who knows maybe she’ll get to be 2nd, 3rd or 4th wife of some rich shiekh. How romantic would that be!

come to me baby ...

Moral of story is … read the contract BEFORE signing on dotted line. You never know whats in the fine print.

Most if not all people that think Islam is a peaceful “religion” has never read a word of the Quran. They take the word of a muslim. Big mistake.

 

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  1. Mimi said,

    on October 25th, 2010 at 10:59 am

    If they never read the Quran, do you think they judged it is a peaceful religion by the Islamic extremists and fanatics? :)

    I know that part of the Quran is violent, but what does that really mean? To what extent is it logical for me to refuse Islam due to its violence? These are the questions I’m thiking about lately.

  2. jack said,

    on October 25th, 2010 at 7:36 pm

    Mimi you’ve read the Quran and i’m sure had islamic studies all your life. You know what the Quran says concerning muslims/non-muslims and the hated kafir.

    You know how women are treated in islamic countries. Sure there are some bright spots that don’t seem bad … but what is the norm for women?

    As far as the violence goes … it’s there mandated by the quran when needed and it’s not going away. It will only get worse.

    Knowing all you know … do you think this woman Lauren Booth made an informed decision?

    I don’t think so.

  3. Mimi said,

    on October 26th, 2010 at 5:06 am

    Hmmm… ok :p

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