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To: FJB who wrote (6996)	4/24/2007 7:19:17 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 20106

I am not sure we can take the opinions of the majority of these people too seriously as they themselves cannot get along with each other, be it Sunni/Shiite or the many other factions which exist. Disinformation is also rampant from the likes of al jazeera and the myriad imams spewing hate. Truth doesn't stand a chance in this region. Nearly one million people were killed in the Iran/Iraq war alone, and they are worried about the USA divinding islam? File this poll under "Out Of Touch With Reality"

To: FJB who wrote (6996)	4/24/2007 7:19:53 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 20106

Guilty verdict in Bible rape case (Australia) Sydney Morning Herald ^ \| April 24, 2007 \| Edith Bevin news.com.au THE man found guilty of raping a woman as punishment for reading the Bible lured her to his unit by claiming he had news of her family overseas. Abdul Reda al-Shawany was today found guilty of sexually assaulting the then-Muslim mother of four - a refugee from the Middle East who had left her children and husband behind - for her "insult" to Islam. She had been studying the Bible because she was interested in Christianity. After the attack, at al-Shawany's Warwick Farm unit in Septmeber 2002, she converted. ... Even after the decision was handed down he protested his innocence, with his lawyer Christopher Pike indicating his intention to appeal. He said there was a viable alternative hypothesis as to how al-Shawany's DNA, in the form of semen, came to be on the victim's underwear - and that he believed his client could be acquitted on appeal. (Excerpt) Read more at news.com.au ....