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I've watched many interviews with Sheik Imran N Hosein and followed his sermons. He seems to be a highly ethical individual, as in some respects was the prophet he follows. Furthermore, his religious-based theories have a certain internal coherence. At the same time, I don't think we should rest the fate our our planet and human race on the highly questionable subterranean dictation of a man whose uncle was already named Abdullah (servant of Allah) before the "Angel Jabril" had even revealed to him that his true name was "Allah", which also happened to be the name of the local moon-god. I'm sorry, but I firmly believe that it has been to a large extent anti-nature, anti-feminine, monotheistic RELIGION that has gotten us into the mess we're in now. By the way, Kevin Barrett's translation of Ahmedinajad's "threat" against Israel is one that was admitted to by Israeli Assistant Prime Minister Dan Meridor - although a knowledge of neither French nor Arabic are adequate for translating Persian. Persian has borrowed words from both and uses Arabic broken plural, but it's not otherwise related to either (except very distantly to French).
ReplyDeletemes amie au monde ne croiyé pas que je vous rensferés a les bouratoire pour faire les expirience de les soulution des phynoménes .non je vous reposé l expirience trés claires est vous conaisé comment le monde est petis cette gurands activités de la pklanaite cette revoulution de la nature va te voire comment est petite enface de le pouvoire des servaux hemains est vous deveunu touse heureux .pour aussi de ne croiyé pas de moi un emaginaures .merci
ReplyDeleteWhile I might not find very much to disagree with in what Hosein says about the contemporary scene and power players and distribution, I think Jim Fetzer in bringing into the discussion evolution and group competition for resources, influence and ultimately survival, has identified a more sensible approach to analysing these events than Islamic prophecy can provide.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting stuff about ‘Islamic villages’. John Robb of globalguerillas is a bit of a hub for people interested in the ‘resilient communities’ idea. Would make a good guest.