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As we wrap up this month's series on how Muhammad's gay tendencies, we need to take a look at one of the weirdest tendencies Muhammad had: crossdressing. According to Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2813 and Sunan Abi Dawud 4032, Muhammad would wear a mirt made of goat hair. Why is this important? Well, a mirt is a... Continue Reading →
Over the past two days, I've been talking about how the British government and Islam allowed the rape gangs in Britian to operate with impunity. Now, we need to talk about what Americans need to learn from this. Though we may be tempted to thing that the rape gang scandal is something that we don't... Continue Reading →
On Monday, I talked about how the British government, through laws making it nearly impossible to speak out about, investigate, arrest, or prosecute members of the rape gangs, has facilitated the jihad that is taking over Britian. Now, we need to discuss the role Islam itself plays in these rape gangs. Leftists and Muslim propogandists... Continue Reading →
Britian has fallen to jihad. This is the truth that the world has known for decades now, but has been too afraid to admit for fear of being called "racist," "Islamophobe," "bigot," etc. But now, thanks to the work of Rupert Lowe, the only person in the British Parliament with the moral compass to put... Continue Reading →
From the last two posts on this, we know that Muhammad had a very strange relationship with the angel Gabriel - who just happened - to look like a dude Muhammad knew who was known for his beauty; and that Muhammad had a midnight rendezvous with not one, not two, but thirty men in the... Continue Reading →
A little bit ago, I wrote a review of The Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis. At the time, I was only halfway through the book, but now that I've finished it, I'll review the last book in the trilogy, That Hideous Strength. At first, I wasn't sure where the book was going. The first two... Continue Reading →
Voice is one of the most important aspects of writing. Everyone has a unique style in their writing that distinguishes it from the works of other people. Voice in writing is created using vocabulary, different grammatical choices, and overall style (i.e. 1st-person narration, genre, etc.) For example, a book written by an author hailing from the South during the... Continue Reading →
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