[quote author=mapoui link=topic=104585.msg697286#msg697286 date=1465669632]
and there was nothing for players to fight early in the game of cricket :o
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[quote author=timmyj51 link=topic=104585.msg697317#msg697317 date=1465692922]
That article's HAAS SHEET! Everyone forgets that Ali supported a Islamic cleric who wanted blacks to
kill all whites. He's been sanitized because his sickness silenced him for the last twenty five years of his
life. Otherwise I'd really wanna hear his answer to why his religion led to 9/11, islamic terrorism, etc. Being someone who [size=78%]considers boxing a relic of barbarism, he was never a hero to me.[/size]
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No one has forgotten the Crusades, Hitler and I certainly have not forgotten about Ali’s association with a militant Black power movement camouflaged as something else. It must be noted that both Malcolm X and Ali later disassociated themselves from the false teachings, of that Group lead by Elijah Mohammed and now Louis Farrakhan, when they read the unaltered true in the Qur’an and Hadiths
You are right about their false teachings of hate against Whites by this rogue group and to enlighten you about the true Islamic teaching of equality I point you to the Prophet Muhammad’s last sermon and here is an extract.
Prophet Muhammad's last sermon with extract below.
"All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over black nor a black has any superiority over white except by piety and good action."
When you consider the actions of slaves and say Jews with the Nazi’s these were resistance and not unprovoked attacks. If you control the media you can portray anything about those you wish to supress and tarnish.
I will and do not condone the acts of any terror whether they are by the IRA, ETA, Mossad, Zionists or other groups but in many cases these acts are resistance to certain colonial actions.
To assist you to understand some of the Middle East issue I will point you to 'The Yinon Plan'. You may also want to explore the incremental genocide perpetrated by Zionists in Palestine.
I will end by letting you know Islam means peace acquired by submitting your will to God and killing of the innocent is quite unislamic (Qur’an 5:32) so you are smart enough to do your research and not feel the need to ask a dead man questions as there are c. 1,500,000,000 Muslims you can ask.
If you wish the truth you go to the Original untarnished, unaltered scripture the Qur’an and not judge on the actions of a few.
Would you judge Christianity by the paedophila in the Church, the actions of David Koresh, Hitler and many others?
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=104585.msg697525#msg697525 date=1465808573]
who is this islamic cleric who wanted Ali to kill all white people ::confused:: ::confused::
and even if so how does that bother Timmy..Timmy is not white so Ali wud not have killed him ::confused:: ::confused::
wats the point then ::confused::
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MAPPIPPEE you continue with your racism. Two wrongs do not make a right, does it?
I am sure you know about the man in question so do not plead ignorance.
In the context of Islam, there is no supremacism, no ethnic preference etc.
Tendulkar was the apolitical face of a rising Indian. He was boyish, non-threatening, silent and shy. Even when he was thrashing teams, there didn't seem to be anything heroic or romantic about his batmanship, but rather something quietly diligent and dutiful. He was such a good Indian, he went on and married a doctor.
Ali, was the complete opposite. He understood Power, he distrusted Power, was massively confident, a giant chatterbox and got people thinking. And whether he were talking to Kings or vagrants, Ali command attention; the guy owned every room he stepped into.
Ali had his flaws - he flirted with Reaganism, he was very sexist in the 60s and 70s, and his version of black nationalism was probably counterproductive - but at his best he was both a great sportsman and a great civil rights figure.
Quote:That article's HAAS SHEET! Everyone forgets that Ali supported a Islamic cleric who wanted blacks to kill all whites.
So did the Native American Indians (Elijah Mohammed's "white man is devil" came from the Natives).
The stupidity, hatred and rage of oppressed or marginalised people is minor when stacked up next to the violence and exclusion that causes it in the first place.
Soooo... does society reach an equilibrium of justice by equalizing the "stupidity, hatred, and rage" of
the oppressed with the oppressors? If so, should have followed the demand by the Russians
at the end of WWII and exterminated the entire German officer corps (just as they had
exterminated the Polish officer corps).