i wonder if i walk by them when they are praying and fart if t hey would do or say anything? right in their face. cuz the bathroom is on the way. always trying to get free service and shit too like they dont think things in america cost money--they are worse than the chinese in that department.
I'll shit on a prayer mat if i have to.
I'll shit on a prayer mat if i have to.
Tiz I don't think I even fully agree with the article. There is no 'Rise' in anti-Semitism. Just sometimes there's a spike in people acting out their Jew hatred and making excuses for it. Anti-Semitism is constant. Constantly HIGH that is.
As far as jokes and banter go I have no problem with most of it. We all need to remember we are typing words in here. Words between people who don't really know each other can be misinterpreted a lot more easily than phone or face to face convo. Plus everyone has a different interpretation of 'Funny.' No problem though, I don't hold anger toward anyone very long.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7895485.stm
Muslim Clerics Meet in Turkey, Urge New Jihad Against Israel over Gaza - Bill Law
At a weekend meeting in Istanbul, 200 religious scholars and clerics met with senior Hamas officials to plot a new jihad against Israel centered on Gaza.
The choice of Turkey was significant. As one organizer put it: "During the past 100 years relations have been strained but Palestine has brought us together." Many delegates spoke appreciatively of the protest by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
At the conference, dubbed the Global Anti-Aggression Campaign:hahahahah, Saudi religious scholar Mohsen al-Awajy and other delegates repeatedly referred to the Gaza war as "a victory."
"Gaza gives us power, it solves our differences. We are all now in a unified front against Zionism," he said. (BBC News)
Muslim Clerics Meet in Turkey, Urge New Jihad Against Israel over Gaza - Bill Law
At a weekend meeting in Istanbul, 200 religious scholars and clerics met with senior Hamas officials to plot a new jihad against Israel centered on Gaza.
The choice of Turkey was significant. As one organizer put it: "During the past 100 years relations have been strained but Palestine has brought us together." Many delegates spoke appreciatively of the protest by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
At the conference, dubbed the Global Anti-Aggression Campaign:hahahahah, Saudi religious scholar Mohsen al-Awajy and other delegates repeatedly referred to the Gaza war as "a victory."
"Gaza gives us power, it solves our differences. We are all now in a unified front against Zionism," he said. (BBC News)
