Politico: Trump's "Demagoguery On Muslims Plays Straight Into His Populist Appeal"

Breitbart.com ^ | November 22, 2015 | Ben Schreckinger, Breitbart News

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[Georgia Girl 2]

Well I’m surprised that Breitbart is repeating the lie that Trump wants a database on all American Muslims. He never said that but truthfully I doubt the average American would be that upset if he did want that. So I don’t see the MSM bringing Donald down with this one. Or anything this close to the primaries.

[AdaGray]

Cry me a river. The horse is out of the barn.

[Vaduz]

Implement a database and deport any with out papers.

[Nacho Bidnith]

“Why even post this article? The truth is that a reporter suggested the database & then proceeded to sandbag Trump. For the record Trump has not said that he wants to register all Muslims in America. He does, however, want to register all Syrian refugees coming into America & put certain mosques under surveillance.”

You know that and I know that, but the msm keeps trying to say otherwise.

The funny thing is, the more they lie about him, the more Americans like him.

They keep trying to destroy him and with every lie they tell he gets more support. I say keep it up.

[savedbygrace]

If there is no database, then how can anyone know whether any one of them is a terrorist or not?

[sockmonkey]

So, did Breitbart ever say the contention was a lie?

[Jim Robinson]

Dhinnicrats are the enemy. Their goal is to deprive Americans of God’s gift of freedom and make second class citizens of us.

Not surprisingly, this is the exact same goal of the Islamo fascist barbarians the dhimmicrats are teaming up with.

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The Pagan "moon god idol" Now Called Allah!
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Pre-Islamic Arabia's religion was one of superstition. Belief in jinns (genies), curse casting, magic stones, totems was the norm - and it was against this background that Allah arose. Although the Quran is claimed to be a heavenly writing with no earthly source, evidence of these very sorts of cultural influence is found in such places as Suras 55, 72, 113 and 114.

Animism, the belief that spirits inhabit rocks, trees and other elements was also very commonplace. Some of these stones were venerated and used as a focal point for the worship of a particular tribal god. No surprise, Muhammad's family had just such a stone for their own tribe - a black stone, in fact, that they kept at the Kabah (where the tribal idols were set up). The pagan rites of bowing toward Mecca, making a pilgrimage to the Kabah, running around it seven times, kissing it, then running to the river to throw stones at the devil all found there way into Islamic practice.

The final piece of the puzzle was in found in the religion of the Sabeans, an astral religion that worshipped the moon god and planned their religious rites around the lunar calendar. One such rite was fasting from crescent moon to crescent moon, a practice which would also be adopted by Muhammad.

If these things were not present before Muhammad received them from Allah (who himself is the moon god of Muhammad's tribe), why did Muhammad not have to explain what those words meant in the Quran? How would people have known who Allah was? ( or: what a jinn was? what the Kabah was? what the word Islam meant? etc.). Even the word "Islam" which many believe to mean "submission" was not an original word. In Arabic it was a secular term that denoted the strength and bravery of a desert warrior (a definition that accurately reflects the war-like tribes that founded Islam with bloodshed).

The Moon God "Allah" is from the compound Arabic word "al-ilah" or in english "the god". Allah was known before Muhammad's time without a doubt. His name has been found in pre-islamic writings and other archeological finds. At the Kabah in Mecca over 350 gods were worshipped, but it was built especially for the chief deity - the moon god. Allah was the personal title of the moon god. Allah was married to the sun goddess. They produced three daughters, whose worship Muhammad would later make the mistake of condoning. The crescent moon symbol of Arabia came from this god.

Muhammad's family revered this particular god, and it is this idol that Muhammad declared to be the only true god. So, Allah - far from being the revealed God of the Bible as Muhammad would have us believe - is nothing more than an amplified pagan idol. Muhammad did not re-make the pagan god, he simply removed the lower deities from the rites of worship. That is why he never had to explain who Allah was.

By definition, an idol converted in the 7th century into a new god cannot be the same God revealed thousands of years earlier to Biblical prophets!
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[rockinqsranch]

Right on the mark.

[Jim Robinson]

Bump!

[Albion Wilde]

Why shouldn't we keep a database on Muslims?

The IRS already has knowlege of every American who has claimed a charitable deduction for a Christian or Jewish organization.

[GOPJ]

Wasn’t Hillary and the Clinton bunch running a database on white middle class, middle aged white Christian men who used words like ‘Constitution’?

That was color coded and coded by religion and age... racism, sexism and whatever the term is for profiling by ‘religion’...

Is the New York Times looking into this?