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Salman Rushdie

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From the 'About' page of Muslim to Human

Muslim to Human Featured

From the 'About' page of Muslim to Human

It is in the thinking, questioning, researching, more thinking and conclusions, that the free person excels over the Muslim, and why da’wah never stood a chance. It is also why Muslims, the best of people, have the worst of countries, why they cannot produce anything and why their lives are so grim.

The Annexation of Territory in War: Answer to Dr Meir Finkel, Part 3

The Annexation of Territory in War: Answer to Dr Meir Finkel, Part 3

Everything Israel proves as fact is immediately and universally dismissed as irrelevant, while everything the Palestinians assert, no matter how preposterous, is immediately and universally imbued with paramount importance. Palestinian propaganda has made veracity itself irrelevant.

Israel inching towards the i-word, sort of

Propaganda Featured

Israel inching towards the i-word, sort of

Denying jihad means denying Islam, which means denying Muslims, which means denying the war in which 1.6 billion are religiously obligated to exterminate 15 million. Thus did hasbara aid Soviet/Palestinian propaganda in exchanging Goliath for David.

Misguiding the Perplexed - Part 2

Misguiding the Perplexed - Part 2

Had Salman Rushdie been Jewish, we would have welcomed him as an absolutely standard member of the Jewish community. It didn’t even register on the Richter scale in terms of Jewish challenge

“Here lies one of the most intelligent animals who ever appeared on the face of the Earth.”

Fascism Featured

“Here lies one of the most intelligent animals who ever appeared on the face of the Earth.”

Violence is the fuel of fascism. Mussolini’s gangsters, the Combat Squad, affectionately called the Black Shirts, recruited from the violent nether layers of Italian society, similar to the Ansar (helpers), who got Islam off the ground by exactly the same means.

Anatomy of a madness, Part 4

Anatomy of a madness, Part 4

I read The Satanic Verses in the winter of 1996-97, unemployed and frozen, and again in the winter of 2014-15, Charlie Hebdo on TV 24/7. The third time was in that magical realist summer of 2020, with a fresh-ish MFA to my name, to study the work as art. 12 August 2022: the author survived.

Anatomy of a madness, Part 3

Anatomy of a madness, Part 3

I read The Satanic Verses in the winter of 1996-97, unemployed and frozen, and again in the winter of 2014-15, Charlie Hebdo on TV 24/7. The third time was in that magical realist summer of 2020, with a fresh-ish MFA to my name, to study the work as art. 12 August 2022: the author survived.

Anatomy of a madness, Part 2

Anatomy of a madness, Part 2

I read The Satanic Verses in the winter of 1996-97, unemployed and frozen, and again in the winter of 2014-15, Charlie Hebdo on TV 24/7. The third time was in that magical realist summer of 2020, with a fresh-ish MFA to my name, to study the work as art. 12 August 2022: the author survived.

Anatomy of a madness, Part 1

Anatomy of a madness, Part 1

I read The Satanic Verses in the winter of 1996-97, unemployed and frozen, and again in the winter of 2014-15, Charlie Hebdo on TV 24/7. The third time was in that magical realist summer of 2020, with a fresh-ish MFA to my name, to study the work as art. 12 August 2022: the author survived.

"Will Nupur Sharma ever lead a normal life? Should moderate Muslims speak up?" - A commentary - Part 4

"Will Nupur Sharma ever lead a normal life? Should moderate Muslims speak up?" - A commentary - Part 4

I hate to be borne out in such a horrible way, but this sorry state of affairs obtains only because too many people, in their self-righteous ignorance and arrogance, insist on making a distinction between so-called "radical" Muslims and "moderate" Muslims.

Totalitarianism: we have become comfortably numb - Part 12

Totalitarianism

Totalitarianism: we have become comfortably numb - Part 12

"a boot stamping on a human face, forever." — George Orwell.