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Bill Warner, at the Center for the Study of Political Islam, has written a pamphlet called "Statistical Islam" (see page 4 of pdf) which reveals 60% of Islamic doctrine (trilogy Hadith, Sira, koran) are devoted to treatment/classification of the non-believer.
Meccan Koran = 68%
Medinan Koran = 57%
Sira = 81%
Hadith = 37%
Ever wonder if a comprehensive list of derogatory terms characterizing all non-believers within Islamic texts already exists?
...it could prove useful to throw in their representatives/defenders faces every time they spout 5:32 without 5:33.
Here is a discussion about Bill Warner's exegesis of Islam's political elements is found at Gates of Vienna today:
UC Merced Stabber: Al Sunna, The Way of Mohammed
Islam dedicates a lot of space to the Kafir, who are also called: polytheists, atheists, agnostics, people of the book (Christians and Jews) and pagans. But no matter what their religion, they are they all treated with the same hostility, and are to be dominated by Islam under Al Sunna, or the way of Muhammad.
According to Islamic doctrine a kafir is not merely someone who does not agree with Islam. A Kafir is considered evil and the lowest form of life. He is someone who can be deceived, tortured, hated, enslaved, killed, lied to, and cheated.
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Clockboy (man) II?
GatewayPundit: Illegal Alien Arab Held on Federal Ammunition Charges
A citizen of the United Arab Emirates, kicked out of college, is being held on federal ammunition charges in central Florida.
The Department of Justice arrested 25-year-old Hamid Mohamed Ahmed Ali Rehaif on charges of possession of ammunition by an unlawful or illegal alien.
The charge carries a maximum penalty of ten years in federal prison. According to the criminal complaint, Rehaif came to the United States under a student visa in 2013. He got kicked out of the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne in 2014 and lost his student status.
The Department of Justice said Rehaif became an unlawful alien when he failed to leave the United States within 30 days of his termination as a student.
A call about suspicious activity at the Hilton Rialto in Melbourne on Tuesday, Dec. 8, is what led investigators to Rehaif.
Melbourne Police received a tip about a man named Hamid Mohamed Ahmed Ali Rehaif
who had been staying at the hotel for nearly two months. Investigators said he paid more than $11,000 in cash for his room.
The caller, according to the criminal affidavit, said Rehaif checked out every morning and checked back into the hotel, but into a different room for 53 consecutive days. Police said the caller also claimed Rehaif admitted to having weapons in his room. Rehaif reportedly showed several bullets to a hotel employee as well.
*****Hamid Rehaif participated in a YouTube video on how to dissect a clock.
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