“Jewish Hypocrisy”

by shahid on November 6, 2006


If the headline above, were to appear in the BBC, or any other mainstream media outlet; if such slurs were repeated over and over, week in, week out, month in, month out, would such ill-informed hatred not be considered a vendetta against Jews? Would it be acceptable? Would there not be an outcry?

It appears that it is acceptable to refer to Muslims as a monolithic entity, and to villify them continuously. Will people not wake up and see that this is wrong? Would such a campaign of ridicule and hatred be acceptable against blacks?

Hell, they’re dragging out apostate pakis like The Bishop of Rochester, Michael Nazir-Ali to shoot across the bows of the whole of Islam. What a prick, and the BBC again, subscribing to evil villification, racism, demonisation and hatred. What a shame they didn’t make a big deal of the white terrorists eh? But why let a good propaganda campaign spoil the fun?

Most of you can’t see it, because you’re not affected by it. Take your brown-tinted glasses off for a second, the world is not as it appears…

Now, for the ladies reading, and those who are sensitive, time to look away, as I am about to embark on a campaign of profanity that would make Irvine Welsh blush.

Mr Nazir-Ali argued it would never be possible to satisfy all of the demands made by Muslims because “their complaint often boils down to the position that it is always right to intervene when Muslims are victims… and always wrong when Muslims are the oppressors or terrorists”.

You see, here the stupid cunt goes again. You who don’t see, think this is quite normal because you’re neck deep in blind hatred yourself. You are brainwashed. And when I tell you that (look, it isn’t all of you, but it’s more of you than you think) – you get offended. But you need to stop calling Muslims terrorists and you need to shut the fuck up and listen to some reason if you want solutions to the government/media sponsored fear that saps your lives and fills you with dread and hatred.

Let me explain, the ABC of hatred and demonisation, from the paragraph I’ve just quoted. We’ll take it really slow….

it would never be possible to satisfy all of the demands made by Muslims

I will illustrate how moronic, stupid and dangerous this propaganda is, whether it comes from the Times’ writer, the BBC web editor, or that opportunistic-apostate-paki-cunt himself.

      Replace the word “Muslims” with “Jews” or “blacks”
    • Has he asked all Muslims what they think?
    • Does he know all demands of Muslims?
    • If he did, would he realise that many of those demands are contradictory?
    • Do we understand that Muslims are not a faceless block? We are all individuals, with a myriad of experiences and ideas and dreams and hopes and fears. Yes, like the fucking rest of you. That’s right – the lessons of racism should make this clear – we are more alike than we are different.
    • “Never” is a strong word to use in a stupid sentence.

But basically, what the bishop is telling you – and you are buying this shit (unless you’re one of my enlightened readers, and there are many of you I know, is that Muslims have a single mind. That we are impossible to satisfy. That we ask for the impossible. That we are asking for more than what anybody else asks for. It is racist, it is hateful and it is insulting.

I am a Muslim. Muammar Gadafi is a Muslim. Osama bin Laden is a Muslim. Shazia Mirza is a Muslim. Imran Khan is a Muslim. And we are all so unbelievably different and we all have different views and we are not fucking interchangeable!. We are human beings, like you, and you need to stop buying this racist crap that divides us. Some of us go to mosque, some of us don’t. Some of us think the niqab is compulsory, others wear nothing over their heads at all. Some of us pray regularly, some of us don’t. We are all so unique. WE ARE ALL SO UNIQUE. WE ARE NOT BORG!!

As I demonstrated earlier, Asians are better integrated than people think – and whites are less integrated, less likely to make friends (come on – try being hospitable, or are you too good for us?) and less trusting and suspicious than we are. Doesn’t sound right, does it? It’s true though, and the newspapers and web sites that print shit have already forgotten to tell you loudly, that the liquid restrictions have been lifted at airports, because actually, we all know it’s totally fucking impossible to assemble a liquid bomb in anything less than perfect lab conditions, or you will blow yourself up….in the meantime, the purpose of the government was served, though it seems more and more of us, thankfully, mercifully, are now seeing through the government’s stupid little charades designed to divide and frighten us.

Now that you (hopefully) understand that Islam is comprised of all kinds of people, as are Jews, Christians and others with little or no faith at all, I will continue to dissect the propaganda from a single paragraph.

because “their complaint often boils down to the position that it is always right to intervene when Muslims are victims… and always wrong when Muslims are the oppressors or terrorists”.

Remember, the opportunistic-turncoat-judas-apostate-paki has started by making the assumption that all Muslims are the same. (Here’s a reminder. All niggers are the same. All yids are the same. All pakis are the same. All Americans are the same. Doesn’t sound right, does it? It’s because your experience proves such racist short-cuts to be irredeemably false). And now Nazir Ali (a lot easier to type – never thought you’d hear that about a paki name, did you?) tells us what our complaint often boils down to. So let’s look at that, shall we?

“Always right to intervene when Muslims are the victims”.
Victims of what? Zionaxis slaughter? We are already intervening in that. We are already killing as many Muslims as we possibly can. It would be harder for the countries of the Zionaxis (America, Britain, Israel, Australia etc.) to intervene any more brutally than we already are. What a nonsensical pile of shit.
“Never right to intervene when Muslims are the attackers”
Again, what the hell is he saying? Christians are committing evil. Jews are committing evil. Atheists are committing evil. Do we call them up on their religion? Do these people not see that generalising to religion is based on centuries-old demonisation of Islam by Crusaders and Orientalists – all of which has been rebutted and discredited?

Start with a generalisation, finish with a generalisation, be racist, be opportunistic, stir up the hatred and fuck off. Nice one.

Oh and by the way, if any Jew were to come out with stuff like the above about Zionists in Israel (who are some of the most wretched and evil, child-murdering cunts in the world), there would be a worldwide political and media shitstorm calling him a “self-hater”. Whereas this cunt has half the heads in middle England nodding sagely. “Oh yes, those Muslims have chips on their shoulders, we never seem to be able to do right by them”.

I am a Muslim. I will tell you what I think, because I will not let this apostate-judas-self-hater-prick talk for me on an international platform, with such ignorance and hatred.

If a person does wrong, there should be justice. No matter who or what they are. If a person is oppressed by tyranny, that person should be helped, no matter who or what they are.

And the beauty of humanity is that somebody else will have a completely different view. Unfortunately, that is also the ugliness of humanity.

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Name November 7, 2006 at 2:22 pm

How can he be an apostate when he was never a Muslim himself?

shahid November 7, 2006 at 4:23 pm

He’s not – he is the son-of-an-apostate – but that didn’t sound as good – and I was hoping that more than just the term of abuse I used for him would be picked up on in that post…the worst thing I could call him is “opportunistic” – and that is actually true.

White aint right November 10, 2006 at 3:19 am

Hey give the a guy break, the churches are empty but the mosques are full. How do you like them apples?

Man in a Shed November 10, 2006 at 11:26 am

Can you explain what an apostate is ? What do you think should be done with converts from Islam ?

Maybe you’d like to give us your full views on freedom of conscience and the rights of Pakistani Christians to live free of fear and intimidation in Pakistan ? ( Or for that matter Shia Muslims in Pakistan ? )

How does the freedom of religion in the UK and Pakistan compare – in your view ? Which is easier – to be a Christian in Pakistan or a Muslim in the UK ?

moflard November 10, 2006 at 3:26 pm

What a surprise – a priest stirring up hatred based on “their god has a different name to mine”! 2000 sodding years and we haven’t learned a thing.

You’re right to point out that Islam covers many cultural complexes – but I think you’ve missed something out. Many of these “demands” that exist in the public consciousness, have, infact, been made. BUT NOT BY MUSLIMS!

I know of no muslim who’s called for Christmas to be replaced by “Midwinter Festival”, for Religous Education to miss out Christianity or any of the other so-called “initiatives” of recent years. No, these idiotic measures were the result of WHITE middle-class “do-gooders” who’d never met a muslim, black or chinese, let alone invited one for dinner, mistaking condescension for racial enlightenment. The “pretty little savage, aren’t their folk ways just darling” school of racial harmony. Makes my blood boil. The BNP, and certain preists out there shouldn’t be complaining about Muslims – they should be complaining about the Sociology Graduates who are helping cause this mess : where white working-class people think the Muslims are attacking them. It isn’t Muslims – it’s the sodding pseudo-intellectuals our “Social Sciences” courses pump out year in year out.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

shahid November 10, 2006 at 6:05 pm

@moflard – brilliant.

I’ve often watched bemused as white middle classes did a “winter festival” at my daughters’ primary schools – instead of a “Christmas Fair” – which I was quite happy respecting and celebrating.

Kind of reminds me of Miss Millie in The Color Purple.

shahid November 10, 2006 at 6:10 pm

Dear Man in a Shed – how much time have you actually spent in Pakistan?

As for what an apostate is – I think you know. As for what should be done with one – nothing. People should be free to choose their religion, or lack thereof.

Your last question is relevant, but not to this thread. I might discuss them when the current propaganda campaign has died down.

Man in a Shed November 11, 2006 at 5:37 pm

Shahid,

On time in Pakistan the answer is none. ( Though I have travelled in other Muslim countries and India.) Hence your eventual comments are of especial interest if you have spent time there.

On the question of what is an apostate – I have an idea ( and there’s always google and wikipedia ), but I don’t know is what you think.

I was talking to a Pakistani Christian who sat near me at church a few weeks ago. He implied it was dangerous for him to stay in Pakistan for too long. That, in combination with your comments on Nazir-Ali, is what made me think of asking you.

Things seem to be in flux right now and what’s good about blogs like yours is that you get to hear opinions which are not filtered or spun by the media, self appointed community groups or politicians. (I’ve seen links into your blog from other sources probably for just this reason.)

Tom Paine November 11, 2006 at 8:41 pm

What is your view on the holocaust, Shahid?

shahid November 11, 2006 at 9:57 pm

Which one Tom? There have been many. Including one in Iraq right now, Rwanda recently, and the “Democratic Republic” of Congo too. Then there was one in Vietnam, there has been an ongoing one in Palestine since 1948, there was one in Cambodia, in the old Soviet Union, one in China, an ongoing one against baby girls in India, one by Pakistan against Bangladesh a few decades back and of course, one in Germany too.

They are all stains on humanity, showing us at our barbarous and murderous worst, making me wonder if the human race actually deserves this planet.

shahid November 11, 2006 at 10:02 pm

Dear Man in a Shed: yes, I’ve spent time in Pakistan and have maintained fairly regular contact with family there. It’s not quite the same as living there, but it’s better than nothing at all.

You really mustn’t take my disgraceful language against Nazir-Ali too seriously. The sentiment behind my argument, I stand by. The language I resort to from time to time to make my rather provocative points is indefensible and disgraceful. We’re all grown up here, I think most of us see past it. I hope so…

I know a Pakistani Christian family living here quite well. Thanks for mentioning it, do remind me to blog about this subject as it’s something close to my heart due to my links to the Ahmadiyya community in the past – a community more sidelined than even the Christians in Pakistan, but that’s for another post.

Sir John the Badjist November 12, 2006 at 2:33 am

One keeps hearing (on British media) about “The Muslim Community” – are you its voice, Suspect?

shahid November 12, 2006 at 2:54 am

No.

There is no voice of the “Muslim Community”. It is too diverse to either be addressed as a monlithic block, or to be led as a monolithic block.

My voice is probably not atypical for a Muslim, other than the swearing.

GM December 3, 2006 at 2:21 pm

Stop hate on people. Work for peace instead. Jews and Palestinians have equally the same right to an own country. Respect that.

alice February 7, 2007 at 9:46 pm

Yep, muslims are no better than non-muslims and no worse either, nor are they a race any more than are christians. There are too many issues racism, religion and nationalism combined with natural resources water, oil, gas, live stock, food producing land, access to shipping, power and control and plain old greed. People tend to get offensive when these concerns overlap. I am with GM “stop the hate, work for peace,” and I will add, justice. Peace.

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