Maldini

Oh:shocked2: Read my nikename,Maldini of course then Nesta:smug: I like the defenders

Congratulations:D I will get you soon:wink3:

Good that you know these facts :rolleyes: ;)

NO,my facts and proofs didn't proved wrong tell now because no one faced it till now,if you want to peove these wrong,go and disproved it point by point If 6 millions were killed,it's will be a civil matter not more than it

0-3 and we will be -2 points:dozey:

I told many times before that everyone is free to do what's she/he like to do.but don't mess with the others belives,respect it

How you say that tht Holocaust denial on the same level as saying Islam is phony? The Holocaust is a civil matter but the Islam is a hloy matter,how I insulted the Jews,is that because I denied the Holocaust? Is the Holocaust a holy matter for Jews? When I talking about something,I know what's I talking about,I bring evidence and proofs and facts,I never came as ignorant one and talking about something I never read about it,I will seems like stupid one

lol :laugh3: :laugh3: :laugh3:

I see you replying you words.I know there are Islamic extremist but there are also Christians a Jewish extremist too,but we didn't see or listen somebody insult their prophets I told you many times that your people are free to do what they like withe their belives but don't put yourself among the others belives.What the interests from that what will you gain from this. This insults helping the extremist to get more suicide bombers The Holocaust is a civil matter,and I can't insult anyone holy belives.You denied that Egypt won war 1973 and I didn't insult you religion for that because it's a civil matter You said that I give bad name for the Islam.God knows that I never said any bad word for anyone while many people here raining me with very bad words

I will be tolerate if who speaking knowing information about what he talk,It's wrong when you talking about something you didn't know it [ you will be like a stupid ] Know,we was demonstrated when we was hit in Egypt aganist the terrorists and our governments fight them so long

It's tottaly wrong,at least my family and my friends get upset when they saw 9/11 and we knowing that who did this,just a terrorists because they killed innocent people We demonstrate aganist the war because we have the right to do this,look for what happening in Iraq,Lebanon and Afghanistan You are free doing what you want with you religion,make cartoons or jokes like what you want but don't mess with tho others belives

I told you thousands times that I Semetic origin. The Holocaust is a civil matter not religious or holy matter

Who said that we encourge the Islamic extremist? at least and from my opinion,I hate them so much Your media free to insult the prophets which they belive in them,they just be in their own and didn't insult the others [ if you want to kill yourself,it's ok but didn't kill anyone else ] Everybody know how we get mad when they published the cartoons,so there is no need to repeat this again

We mad because he didn't talk about the terrorists,he talked and insult prophet of God Mohammed. Everybody insult Bin-Laden and we didn't get mad When a terrorist kill an innocent people it's ok to insult him,but to insult the prophet of this religion,no of course.They are many Christians and Jews terrorists,but we didn't insult their prophets

Pope Benedict XVI criticises Prophet Muhammad's teachings Pope Benedict XVI has enraged the Islamic world by quoting a 14th century emperor who said Islam had brought "things only evil and inhuman", on Tuesday, August 12. Whilst speaking on his six-day visit to Germany the 79-year-old Pope (who was a member of the Nazi organisation Hitler youth ] quoted a book recounting a conversation between 14th Century Byzantine Christian Emperor Manuel Paleologos II and a Persian interlocutor "The emperor comes to speak about the issue of Jihad , holy war," the Pope said "He said, I quote, 'Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached'." "It certainly wasn't the intention of the Pope to carry out a deep examination of jihad and on Muslim thought on it, much less to offend the sensibility of Muslim believers," Vatican spokesman Reverend Federico Lombardi said. Muslim anger over papal comments grows : - Pakistan's legislature unanimously condemned Pope Benedict XVI Lebanon's top Shiite cleric demanded an apology. And in Turkey, the ruling party likened the pontiff to Hitler and Mussolini and accused him of reviving the mentality of the Crusades. Across the Islamic world Friday, Benedict's remarks on Islam and jihad in a speech in Germany unleashed a torrent of rage that many fear could burst into violent protests like those that followed publication of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. By citing an obscure Medieval text that characterizes some of the teachings of Islam's founder as "evil and inhuman," Benedict inflamed Muslim passions and aggravated fears of a new outbreak of anti-Western protests. The last outpouring of Islamic anger at the West came in February over the prophet cartoons first published in a Danish newspaper. The drawings sparked protests — some of them deadly — in almost every Muslim nation in the world. Some experts said the perceived provocation by the spiritual leader of more than a billion Roman Catholics could leave even deeper scars. "The declarations from the pope are more dangerous than the cartoons, because they come from the most important Christian authority in the world — the cartoons just came from an artist," said Diaa Rashwan, an analyst in Cairo, Egypt, who studies Islamic militancy. On Friday, Pakistan's parliament adopted a resolution condemning Benedict for making what it called "derogatory" comments about Islam, and seeking an apology. Hours later, the Pakistani Foreign Ministry summoned the Vatican 's ambassador to express regret over the pope's remarks Tuesday. Notably, the strongest denunciations came from Turkey — a moderate democracy seeking European Union membership where Benedict is scheduled to visit in November as his first trip as pope to a Muslim country. Salih Kapusuz, deputy leader of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Islamic-rooted party, said Benedict's remarks were either "the result of pitiful ignorance" about Islam and its prophet or, worse, a deliberate distortion. "He has a dark mentality that comes from the darkness of the Middle Ages. He is a poor thing that has not benefited from the spirit of reform in the Christian world," Kapusuz told Turkish state media. "It looks like an effort to revive the mentality of the Crusades." "Benedict, the author of such unfortunate and insolent remarks, is going down in history for his words," Kapusuz added. "He is going down in history in the same category as leaders such as Hitler and Mussolini." Even Turkey's staunchly pro-secular opposition party demanded the pope apologize before his visit. Another party led a demonstration outside Ankara's largest mosque, and a group of about 50 people placed a black wreath outside the Vatican's diplomatic mission. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit said the pope should explain and "tell us what exactly did he mean. ... It can't just be left like that." Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi has tried to defuse anger, saying the pope did not intend to offend Muslim sensibilities and insisting Benedict respects Islam. In Pakistan, the Vatican envoy voiced regret at "the hurt caused to Muslims." But Muslim leaders said outreach efforts by papal emissaries were not enough. "We do not accept the apology through Vatican channels ... and ask him (Benedict) to offer a personal apology — not through his officials," Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, Lebanon's most senior Shiite cleric, told worshippers in Beirut. Rashwan, the analyst, feared the official condemnations could be followed by widespread popular protests. Already there had been scattered demonstrations in several Muslim countries. "What we have right now are public reactions to the pope's comments from political and religious figures, but I'm not optimistic concerning the reaction from the general public, especially since we have no correction from the Vatican," Rashwan said. About 2,000 Palestinians angrily protested Friday night in Gaza City. Earlier, Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh, of the Islamic militant group Hamas, said the pope had offended Muslims everywhere. In Cairo, some 100 demonstrators stood outside the al-Azhar mosque chanting: "Oh Crusaders, oh cowards! Down with the pope!" The pope quoted from a book recounting a conversation between 14th-century Byzantine Christian Emperor Manuel Paleologos II and a Persian scholar on the truths of Christianity and Islam. "The emperor comes to speak about the issue of jihad, holy war," Benedict said. "He said, I quote, 'Show me just what Muhammad brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached.'" The pope did not explicitly agree with nor repudiate the comment. In Britain, the head of the Muslim Council, a body representing 400 Muslim groups, said the emperor's views quoted by the pope were bigoted. "One would expect a religious leader such as the pope to act and speak with responsibility and repudiate the Byzantine emperor's views in the interests of truth and harmonious relations between the followers of Islam and Catholicism," said Muhammad Abdul Bari, the council's secretary-general. Many Muslims accused Benedict of seeking to promote Judeo-Christian dominance over Islam 's often divided Shiite and Sunni Arabs found unity in their anger over the remarks, with clerics from both communities criticizing Benedict. "The pope and Vatican proved to be Zionists and that they are far from Christianity, which does not differ from Islam. Both religions call for forgiveness, love and brotherhood," Shiite cleric Sheik Abdul-Kareem al-Ghazi said during a sermon in Iraq's second-largest city, Basra. Few in Turkey, especially, failed to pick up on Benedict's reference to Istanbul as Constantinople — the city's name more than 500 years ago — before it was conquered by Muslim Ottoman Turks. German Chancellor Angela Merkel defended the German-born pope, saying his message had been misunderstood. "It is an invitation to dialogue between religions and the pope has explicitly urged this dialogue, which I also endorse and see as urgently necessary," she said Friday. "What Benedict XVI makes clear is a decisive and uncompromising rejection of any use of violence in the name of religion." In the United States, a Muslim group, the Council for American-Islamic Relations, asked for a meeting with a Vatican representative and urged more efforts at improving understanding between Muslims and Catholics. "The proper response to the pope's inaccurate and divisive remarks is for Muslims and Catholics worldwide to increase dialogue and outreach efforts aimed at building better relations between Christianity and Islam," the group said. Even Iraq

Do you know something? I was thinking to make this thread week ago,but you did it:D Yes, Forza Milan:smug:

Samra :dozey: Who will win the Champions League 2006-07?

That's what Zionism want,they make people of Germany feel sorry,always feel sorry.Everytime make people feel shame and take Billions of $.They make children in schools feel sorry and always make the Jews as a victims

What you saying? I just want everyone to see the truth

I don't think that;)

My information said that the Jews were in 1938 16,5 milions,in 1948 were 18,5 milions and the Jews who were in countries which Germany occupied it were less than 2 milions

Belive me,you can bring anyone as a witness and there wasn't any official document about it How can you get sure that those witnesses told the truth?