Comments by "Todd Beamer" (@toddbeamer6131) on "Harris Sultan" channel.

  1. When the founder of this cult married a 6 yr old when he was over 50, you know what kind of a cult it is. All cult members believe his example is the best 'pattern of conduct' to follow. That is why they do such things, and believe they are doing something good. A cult of lies, hate and violence that needs to be banned.
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  2. This is just a translation, and they are permitted to lie as much as they like with that. The (arabic) quran stays the same.
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  3. Ask any cult member what group their clerics describe as "like apes and pigs" and they all know immediately the group. They also know it comes directly from scripture. So much of their scripture is hatred of non-believers, and particularly juice. They are taught to hate from birth, and this is reinforced by family, community and clerics. Many of the sermons of their clerics are archived on the MEMRI TV database. They are disgusting, but considered normal for cult members. Of course all of that hatred, bigotry and encouragement of violence towards others breaks existing laws, but gets a pass because the police do not want to ruin their chances of promotion and the politicians are too scared to take any action.
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  4. These two are obviously just the tip of the iceberg. All members of the same cult are now under equal suspicion - because that is what their cult scripture commands them to believe. To hate all n0n-believers. Particularly juice. How do you determine what other staff members hold the same views without checking their social media and phones? You can't, so they are all potential threats. If you don't believe what their scripture says then just listen to what their clerics preach, everywhere. The MEMRI TV archive has hundreds of recorded sermons full of hate and violence. The more you know about this cult the worse it gets. Given that it breaks existing laws, like these two have, then the entire cult should be banned.
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  5. It is only the translations - not the original. They are allowed to lie like that.
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  6. The west protects children and tries to give girls the best opportunity to do what they want in life. The cult calls children women, and gives old men the opportunity to do what they want with them.
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  7. The verse is very clear on what psychological and physical torture to use in order to control the behaviour of one of your wives. The tafsir agree. Do you really think anyone believes it is "metaphor"?
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  8. They deliberately twist meanings when it is embarrassing. The same with allah praying for muhammed. The word is pray but is always translated as "sends blessings" because it is too embarrassing. Everywhere else the word means pray. Then there is the abrogation doctrine that somehow justifies a peaceful pagan becoming an argumentative cult leader and finally a bloodthirsty warlord and slave trader. Who would believe this progression represents a "divinely guided" messenger unless you were brainwashed and lied to from birth.
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  9.  @HarrisSultanAtheist  "She was 9 when he slept with her!" Yes, but he demanded the marriage be contracted when she was six. He just couldn't wait! From six onwards she was his wife, and he could use her body for his pleasure as he liked. That is permitted.
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  10. I have no problem with AP's decision.
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  11. Islam is a cancer. It needs to be removed.
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  12.  @SonOfTheChinChin  "his cousin was a widow" It doesn't matter what excuse you come up with, first-cousin marriages lead to genetic diseases and terribly damaged babies. Go look it up. Yet your cult founder gave this as an example for others to follow - which is why there are such high rates of genetic disease and deformity in ME countries and anywhere there are concentrations of cult members. You have to ask yourself, is that the kind of example that a 'divinely guided' messenger would bring to the world? Of course it was even worse than bedding a cousin, he had to break up the marriage first. Typical womaniser.
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  13. which quran do you mean? There are at least 37 different arabic qurans on sale in the world today. Between them are over 93,000 text differences: different letters, so different words with different meanings, that change the theology of whole sentences. Even the Warsh and 1924 standardised Hafs have over 1,000 text differences.
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