[bruinbirdman]

"His worldview was shaped largely by the pan-African nationalist Black Power discourse popular in North America . . ."

[JSteff]

Black Power discourse popular in North America . . ."

And of course what does the leader of our country seem to show in his past? Then there is this guy who does not seem to not bode well for the future of the Caribbean, let alone Trinidad and Tobago. We will be hearing from these people in the future, and it will not be favorably.

[Hardraade]

There's a very interesting muslim group out of Jordan. Very forthright, because they're only speaking to muslims. A little while ago they published a map that was rather startling: all the known and established muslim countries, plus a little extra:

The islamification of South America and some of the carribbean is moving much faster than anyone thinks. Oh, and this thing is fairly accurate. You should be able to make out the established parts of the balkans.

[raygun]

[WellyP]

I lived in Trinidad for many years. It still amazes me that that bastard, Bakr, wasn’t taken out and hanged or shot dead years ago! He is as worthless as a piece of crap!

[DeusExMachina05]

My first and only contact with Trinidadian muslims was when my wife worked at a summer camp in Maine. One of the counselors was a Muslim from Trinidad. Seemed like a nice guy, he and a local girl started dating. They got married, then almost immediately he pulled the “you will obey me, you are the inferior..”. Luckily the marriage only lasted a month and she was able to get out of it.
The real Muslim had come out after all.