Comments by "libertas habet pretium" (@mylovelyman2) on "Tal Oran - TheTravelingClatt" channel.

  1. When Stone starts equating Hamas with a legitimate political faction, I am disregarding his following remarks as a dangerous idiot.
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  2. Yep, that is Islam for you.
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  3. He is being charitable, my personal belief is that the further he goes into that rabbit hole the more he will be convinced that his initial conception was correct. There comes a point where it no longer becomes charity, it becomes cowardice.
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  4. Underestimate Medhi at your peril, he is an accomplished debater and master rhetorician, but he has the weakness of lying. In short form debate, you won't have time to unpack these untruths as he is also a highly skilled sophist and will deflect an argument off with skilful ease. You need long form debate to expose him and his Taquiyya. Murray and others have done an excellent job of this and it appears Melanie has also got his measure.
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  5. Piers realising what a cock he made of himself when arguing with Mr Tommy Robinson. Flip flop Morgan, the internet does not forget!
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  6. 450 years of Islamic hostile expansion into Christian lands. THEN the first crusade, funny how that small detail never quite makes the final cut. 450 years!!!
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  7. It is if the Apostasy wars never happened. That was America's fault also.
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  8. The story of Sophia was at the inception of Islamic Jewish relations. It set the scene.
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  9. I would encourage anyone to read Islamic history. From Islamic scholars themselves and then tell me it is a peaceful religion. Al-Tabari (839–923 CE) – Author of Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk (History of Prophets and Kings); foundational for Islamic and world history from creation to the Abbasid era. Also wrote a major Qur'anic commentary (Tafsir al-Tabari). Ibn Ishaq (d. 767 CE) – Earliest biographer of Prophet Muhammad; his Sīrah survives through Ibn Hisham’s recension and is a cornerstone of prophetic biography. Al-Waqidi (d. 822 CE) – Military historian; author of Kitāb al-Maghāzī detailing the Prophet’s battles and early Islamic expeditions. Ibn Saʿd (d. 845 CE) – Biographer and compiler of Kitāb al-Ṭabaqāt al-Kabīr, a major reference for early Islamic figures, scholars, and transmitters of Hadith.
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  10. You will never hear Medhi discuss the Otterman empire. There is a very good reason why he doesn't. It is held up as a pinnacle in Islamic civilisation. If the abhorrent crimes of that empire are scrutinised, we have a strong case study.
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