[Kozak]

Nothing wrong with Mohamed that couldn't have been cured with a large dose of Thorazine. The man was clearly as psychotic as they come. Notice how the Koran consatantly has "exceptions " for big Mo. And the thing contradicts itself, with later verses in direct conflict with earlier ones, what Gabriel had a speech impediment of something?

Too bad 1/4 of the worlds population is enthralled by this cult.

[PsyOp]

Too bad 1/4 of the worlds population is enthralled by this cult.

I agree. The apeal of the Koran, I think, is that it gives angry people a convenient rack to hang their hate on.

[PsyOp]

To prove to me that the Brotherhood would not endanger women's rights, Akef pointed to me and said that although I was "naked" I had been allowed to enter his office. I objected and insisted I was not "naked." I was wearing a short-sleeved T-shirt and trousers. I said there were many views on Muslim women's dress but he insisted that there were no differences among the views.

Such an attitude not only belies the Brotherhood's true attitude towards women, but it also highlights the two languages they use: one with Egyptian or Muslim journalists and another with Western journalists. Akef would never have told a Western journalist she was "naked."

The Muslim Brotherhood and Women

[PsyOp]

"There are claims that the Koran is similar to Sanskrit and Tamil texts as evidenced by the Koran not conforming to Arabic grammar. Over 100 aberrations were noted by Mahmud-oz-zamakshari and he stated the Koran was not miraculous. There are parts imitative of a pre-Islamic Syrian poet and Ali Dashti in his book “23 Years: A study of the Prophetic Career of Mohammed” (published 1985) draws attention to these probable sources. Mohammed also seems to have borrowed from Al-Ukdal-Fareed, the 25 chapters called ‘Jaw-hara’ (the Pearl) from which to pillage verses for his surahs. This was written by Ibn Abd Rabbi’hil Andalusi who was born in 246AD and died in 327AD.

"So if the Koran is based on cribbed together writings and dubious other religious texts, this really casts doubt on the divine source. Some people (yes, anti-Muslims) have suggested that Mohammed had epileptic fits, and his own mother had declared him possessed by a devil. Regardless of these claims, it seems highly suspect to find castigation of an enemy uncle and a confirmation that an adopted son should divorce his wife so that Mo’ can marry her in it’s suras. This seems way too convenient to just happen to fit in with Mo’s mindset, for surely if God really wanted such a thing, he could have just willed it?

"Consider something like sura 33:36 which states, ‘….when allah and his messenger have decided an affair…’ and goes on to say you shouldn’t question it. Well how convenient for him that god has Mo’ for a partner to help decide things!"

Islam: A Critical Review