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To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (1751)	9/29/2006 2:02:45 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 20106

Laz is an apologist for the indefensible. His argument is contrapuntal to the daily list of articles of heinous crimes against humanity posted here every day. I think there is some unstated reason he is defending this religion so ardently. For he is surely NOT doing so out of logic.

To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (1751)	9/30/2006 7:21:20 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 20106

Germany: Mobile Mosque Takes Off Western Resistance ^ \| 09/30/2006 Looking like a cross between a traditional Gypsy caravan and a whelk stall on the Blackpool sea-front, the Islamobil is a traveling mosque. Yesterday, the mosque was described in the UK Daily Mail, but detailed accounts of the mosque on wheels can be found on Deutsche Welle and der Spiegel. Firstly, why should a mosque on wheels exist? It is not, it appears, like a mobile library, catering to isolated Muslims in outlying communities. It is used to promote Islam in non-Muslim communities in Germany, which may be why it has something of a fairground appearance. When the moving mosque comes to town, Islamic music blares from its loudspeakers, so that it never fails to get noticed. It has two fake minarets which extend and retract like lipstick applicators, and a blue and white dome, surmounted by a golden crescent. The Islamobil has fake pillars and arches on its extrerior, and a stage extends from one side when it is stationary. (Excerpt) Read more at westernresistance.com ....