abdallac's Comments (227)

“Seriously ...she needs to stop.”

“WOW...this girl is screaming for help from somebody close to her. Someone below said Dana Plato and they are RIGHT.
So sad, she's gifted with a talent for acting but she's acting like she lives in a toilet.”

“Theologically, i don't support homosexuality...but this country was built on the foundation of "equality for all" its citizens. This is NOT a religious question but a legal and civil one based on what AMerica promises all it's citizens.

If one American can be married, constitutionally every American has the rights to marriage as well. And, truthfully, in the end LOVE is LOVE.”

“word!”

“Wow...reading all your negative, vicious posts you obviously have faith issues. Even your user name "dogisgreat" is a backhanded smack at faith....thou doth protest too much.”

“tis true.”

“Seriously...you're going to give me a "wiki" address and psuedo anthropological BLOG to prove your case??

Your comments are ignorant in the extreme (to put it mildly).”

“My Father is from el Nuba and he DEFINITELY says that they are the original Egyptians...so you do NOT know that for a fact. Every person I know from upper Egypt has this same knowledge.”

“Listen, my mother is Egyptian, too and has fair skin and thinks Egypt is part of Europe!!! She is a Ph.D! There is an extremely strong tendency with many Egyptians after English colonization.
Believe the people from the Nuba DO see it as racism as they encounter it...it is racism just not in the same form as we are familiar here in the US. Even when my first child was born, my mother's friends kept going on and on about how dark my son was. It's a head thing, trust me. They want to be white and it's a rare Egyptian like myself and my sister that consider ourselves not Arab although we share similarities in culture, language and faith.”

“Most Arabs DO think of themselves as racially WHITE, dude....no big leap there. Race and culture are two very different things. The evil of colonization and slavery has permeated the psyche of every culture on the planet - just look at the contemporary phenomena of skin bleaching creams from Asia to Africa to South America....so many people think white is right.

And it manifests itself in this sick sh...”

“Typical Arab racism...Lebanese, Syria, Iraq are rife with this crap and bring it over here. My father is from upper Egypt, extremely educated and a very beautiful dark handsome man with more intergrity in his left foot than all these nations put together. He is the sole reason we were raised to know that it is only character that elevates or denegrates, not color or religion or money.

Shame on Haifa Wehbe and all of her same ilk. That is why so many of these Arabs call all dark skinned people "Abd" or "slave". It's sickening.”

“Now that's funny!”

“well said and fanned.”

“I agree completely. and very ashamed of their thuggish behavior.”

“Well I am DEFINITELY not Arab, but Egyptian....we share many things culturally, but that does not make it interchangeable.
Nasser messed it up when he made Egypt the UAR - the United Arab Republic...we are not Arabs.”

“really, you are such an a....hole.”

“right on right on!”

“Thank you for your insight. May God keep you safe and help you to continue to care for those under your watch.”

“"What if they ever decide to speed up the process"??
George...what do you think the last * years of endless wars in Muslim countries and the blind devotion to Isreal is doing.
Please go and purchase a book called "Forcing God's Hands" by Grace Halsell. You can get it cheap on Amazon...this explains easily the phenomenon of the evangelical movement and it's great push into politics and foreign policy.
Read it in one evening.”

“As I recall, Dick Cheney sent daily military briefs riddled with Bible passages and images to his entire staff... and let's not even get into George Bush intimating to everyone listening his code words for "this is a Holy war against Islam". The military has now become ultra conservative due to the past 8 years of war mongering and fanning the flames of ignorance. They knew their audience. Hell, I experienced the same thing in Quantico!!”

“Dude...I say God is Most Great with everything I do... with the good and bad things that happen in my life - it is not, as you see it, as a cry that he is doing this in God's name...but the belief that the Creator is the beginning and end of all things.

Clearly, he believed his life was going to come to an end on that day - he emptied his apartment and said his goodbyes to people who had been kind to him. He didn't expect to come back just like many who feel their death is immenent in war or otherwise extoll the Creator of all things.

This has nothing to do with his faith but to do withwith how badly this man was harrassed by his fellow officers BECAUSE of his faith and their lack of it. You try being on the recieving end of that. I have - and it's awful and scary.”

“You mean YOUR political views. So what he was devout...I am a devout Muslim. "A one man terrorist force"/ Dude...please. Your posts are always so hateful and transparent.”

“Well said, but Major Hassan and all the Muslims in the military have been experiencing this since 9/11. For myself, I think it's pretty clear he snapped...so in that sense I don't necessarily think he was a coward because I think he wasn't in his right mind

I also think that as a Major in the US Military you don't get harassed by a corporal or a sargeant. He must have endured that at the hands of other officers of his rank and above. This means that he could not go to his chain of command to report behavior that everyone "wink, wink" quietly condones. If anything it quite probably would have made his situation worse. In the military, it can be very exclusive, isolating and dangerous if you are not part of the pack. And what does this mean if he is going to be deployed with the very people that were making his life miserable?

The man joined the army out of high school to the disapproval of his family because he wanted to serve his country. I don't qet the picture of a coward - but the aftermath of this is devastating for all involved.

That's just the truth.”

“The Muslim community has NEVER been silent - the fact is no one would talk to us, give us air time or represent our point of views on matters. That's a fact. We've reached out as individuals and organization we can't get any real airplay and often what happened is they transcribed one line fully out of context and no other content.”

“Wow...yesterday my husband called and said "are you watching the news?" all I could think of was "please, puhleeeez just don't let it be some crazy dude with some Muslim name making the headlines."

It's been 8 years of hell and the hits just keep on coming ... so many millions of us every day go out into America and try to make a positive difference as a friend, coworker, room mom or even as a stranger - then this crap happens by a singular person with some obviously deep issues and the whole community pays for like no other community except the black community -and they've been taking hits in this country for far longer than us
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Yes, my brother Jamal, you are on point.”