Comments by Vinelectric

101. [UPDATED] Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Harun Yahya

Comment #206557 by Vinelectric on July 8, 2008 at 1:10 pm

Joe Morreale

SCIENCEISLAM.COM - ADMISSIONS OF NON-MUSLIMS SCIENTISTS THEMSELVES WHO LEARNED ARABIC BEFORE CONFIRMING THAT IT MUST INDEED BE OF DIVINE ORIGIN.

Name one scientific fact mentioned in the Quran that helped us cure a disease or advance civilisation in any meaningfull way.

102. [UPDATED] Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Harun Yahya

Comment #206544 by Vinelectric on July 8, 2008 at 1:02 pm

al-rawandi

Apparently the cradle of semitic languages could well be East Africa. We probably invented that shit!

http://www.indiana.edu/~arabic/arabic_history.htm

103. [UPDATED] Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Harun Yahya

Comment #205902 by Vinelectric on July 7, 2008 at 9:00 pm

Goldy

I remember now, it was Dan Barker's debate with Rajabli (Part One) posted on youtube. That was a good one.

104. [UPDATED] Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Harun Yahya

Comment #205896 by Vinelectric on July 7, 2008 at 8:54 pm

Goldy

I wouldn't use the "Quran says : flat Earth" argument.

79:30 says : And the earth, moreover he hath made egg-shaped. The verb Daha-ha indeed means to mould into the shape of an egg. It is still currently in use in Libyan colloquial Arabic. A Dahy-ya, in their accent, means an egg.

Anyhow as I heard someone say: if you throw a lot of spaghetti on the wall, some of it will eventually stick.

105. [UPDATED] Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Harun Yahya

Comment #205888 by Vinelectric on July 7, 2008 at 8:46 pm

ertu

He it is Who brought you into being and made for you the ears and the eyes and the hearts: little is it that you give thanks.

Thanks for what? I never asked to be created and I know (from the Quran) that I was not created for my own sake but rather to live as a slave for a worship-hungry master. If that were the case and I were consulted before I was made then, given a taste of what to come (the punishment of the grave, the hair thin sirat..etc), I probably would've said "no, thanks!".

In order for an eye to see, all of its parts have to co-exist and work in harmony.

Unfortunately this is a good example of how complexity of design compromises endurance. It is evidence for a designer who has his limitations. Other organs such as the skin or liver can withstand the wear and tear (chemical insult in the case of the latter) and be able to either function normally or even regenerate in full. However they are not a complex in structure as the eye.

By the way, you know that people can see without their lenses or even without colour perception. So it is strictly not true that all components of the eye have to work in harmony for them to be useful.

106. [UPDATED] Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Harun Yahya

Comment #205861 by Vinelectric on July 7, 2008 at 8:27 pm

ertu

Darwinists Darwin lied to you.

The theory of evolution was arrived at by two indepenent observers at the time. Darwin travelled the world collecting evidence to back his claims. It was not a "heavenly revelation" that he conjured up in a cave and asked people to take for granted (or else).

His theory has now been expanded and modified on the basis of our knowledge of the genetic code which was completely unknown to him. No one follows Darwin to the letter as apostles follow their prophet. What we accept, we accept on evidence. No scientist, not even Darwin, is above the law of scientific scrutiny.

Why not read more on the subject matter from a specialist in the field before committing yourself to parroting Yahya? Start with a popular science books such as Dawkins' Blind Watchmaker then work your way up through the literature.

107. [UPDATED] Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Harun Yahya

Comment #205846 by Vinelectric on July 7, 2008 at 8:15 pm

God has sealed up their hearts and hearing and over their eyes is a blindfold. They will have a terrible punishment.

That is unacceptable. The key phrase is: terrible punishment.The Quran makes a good case for a terrorist deity, desperate to be worshiped or else... You get the impression that Allah is powerfull but doesn't deserve half the respect it demands.

And by the way visit to any cancer ward will kick Allah out of your head once and for all.

108. Churches' secret talks to stop gay surge

Comment #205473 by Vinelectric on July 7, 2008 at 10:27 am

Well,

I've always joked that the condemnation of homosexuality in "revealed" texts is so out of touch with human nature it's evidence that the origin of these books must be "alien" to the world we live in!

109. Prayer refusal pupils 'disciplined'

Comment #204790 by Vinelectric on July 5, 2008 at 6:41 pm

I'm glad this is coming to light. This should attract interest from the government authorities and hopefully result in a legally bounding regulation of what goes on inside religious class.

The problem doesnt' end there. The kids could still be terrorised at home by introducing the concept of eternal damnation at a young age. The crazy thing is that the parents would be thinking that they're doing the children a great service!

110. Tablet Ignites Debate on Messiah and Resurrection

Comment #204782 by Vinelectric on July 5, 2008 at 6:27 pm

So it turns out this is the year 2108, not 2008. How interesting.

111. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204575 by Vinelectric on July 5, 2008 at 9:33 am

More Fanusi Khiyal

I guess if 'reactionary' means a concern for human rights, then I am reactionary.

Aha, I'm impressed. But then...

You wrote this on October 12, #78439

and then they can enjoy visiting a radioactive crater where Mecca used to be.

C'mon, not even Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a victim of the nastiest and darkest side of the form of Islam that raises eyebrows even in "Khartoum", never resorted to using such language. Why should you? If you're THAT concerned then I'd rather not know about it !!

112. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204568 by Vinelectric on July 5, 2008 at 9:08 am

Fanusi

Ah, you mean how informed you were about slavery in the Sudan? Informed like that?

The devil is in the details.

We were talking about slavery in Khartoum city. If you keep confusing a city in one part of the country with a region in the South-West about 1000 km away I have no choice but to conclude you haven't a clue what you're talking about.

I can back up my points with a stack of research that Certain People have never been able to refute.

At least some of us know the language or have spent some time there, lived among many to testify not all are terrorism freaks.

I'll take your "research" seriously if you weren't so one-track minded. I don't know what information you hold but goodness-me your'e shallow and slippery.

113. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #204322 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 6:08 pm

Stryer

It's 02:07 AM local time. Have a good night everyone.

114. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204320 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 6:06 pm

Stryer

It's 2 am Local time. Can't force my eyes open. Sorry.

115. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204319 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 6:05 pm

Goldy

In fact battery is prescribed in the Hadith if children refuse to pray at aged 10. The danger of faith schools is that such psychological subversion, starting at the tender age of six , will go unchecked.

116. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #204317 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 5:53 pm

Stryer

I'm now bored with this thread. Please post your comments on the "Sharia Law" one.

117. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #204316 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 5:52 pm

Stryer

Could you explain why you do not see Islam as much of a threat as these guys, if this is indeed the case?

I still live in the Muslim Middle East and can see which stereotypes are true of the average Muslim and which are a bit over the top. I'd like to share my first-hand experience to allow us to collectively make an informed (as opposed to a "reactionary") decisions on how to tackle this nightmare.

I'm beginning to witness less fact and more paranoia expressed on this forum. Nothing is going to stop me from pointing out what is a true representation of the community that I live amongs and what isn't. The keywords are "honesty" and "consistensy". This is the same principle that forced me to reject the religion. I could see that the factual content of the literture was very modest and, at best, redundant. Same approach to dealing with whatever Fanusi writes. Just because we both don't believe in God doesn't mean I'd have to echo information he'd learnt from his secon-hand sources. I think he has as much to learn from insiders as he has from those alien to the culture and dependent on biased journalism to nourish their intellect.

Lastly, it takes two to tango and that would also apply to cultures at the brink of violent confrontation as I feel the situation is heading now. It is up to some of us to ameliorate heightened tensions to ensure that we dont' lose focus of what makes US different from THEM.

118. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204314 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 5:50 pm

Stryer

Could you explain why you do not see Islam as much of a threat as these guys, if this is indeed the case?

I still live in the Muslim Middle East and can see which stereotypes are true of the average Muslim and which are a bit over the top. I'd like to share my first-hand experience to allow us to collectively make an informed (as opposed to a "reactionary") decision on how to tackle this nightmare.

I'm beginning to witness less fact and more paranoia expressed on this forum. Nothing is going to stop me from pointing out what is a true representation of the community that I live amongst and what isn't. The keywords are "honesty" and "consistensy". This is the same principle that forced me to reject the religion. I could see that the factual content of the literture was very modest and, at best, redundant. Same approach to dealing with whatever Fanusi writes. Just because we both don't believe in God doesn't mean I'd have to echo information he'd learnt from his secon-hand sources. I think he has as much to learn from insiders as he has from those alien to the culture and dependent on biased journalism to nourish their intellect.

Lastly, it takes two to tango and that would also apply to cultures at the brink of violent confrontation as I feel the situation is heading now. It is up to some of us to ameliorate heightened tensions to ensure that we dont' lose focus of what makes US different from THEM.

119. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204296 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 4:15 pm

Stryer

I didn't realise your discussion with Rachel already touched on the Beth Din courts. Ignore my last message.

120. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204294 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 4:12 pm

Stryer

To follow your argument - why did he do this only for Muslims?

I got the impression he was endorsing a Muslim version of the Jewish Beth Din courts such as the London United Synagogue.

http://www.theus.org.uk/the_united_synagogue/the_london_beth_din/about_us/

121. Group Asks for Divine Intervention to Ease Oil Prices

Comment #204220 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 12:16 pm

I think invasions work better than prayers, long term. (sorry, just winding someone up!).

122. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204219 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 12:10 pm

robotaholic

How can people talk so casually about cutting off hands or genitals

You mean from a historical perspective? Well humans used to cannibalise, cauterise, enslave and scarifice each other.

123. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204218 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 12:08 pm

Border Collie, Nova.

Don't expect the British to give their laws up for Sharia. Calm down and read the articles again.

124. Sharia law 'could have UK role'

Comment #204214 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 11:59 am

Which Sharia Law? The Hanabli, Shafi'i, Maliki, Saudi-Wahhabi....etc

Shariah law can mean anything. The second Caliph of Islam (Umar ibn al Khattab) was even reported to suspend amputations in times of famine. The contradicting literature makes it a hopeless case to say for sure what punishment applies to any given situation to any two Muslims' satisfaction.

The best thing though would be the non-conforming immigrants being told: "Surprise Surprise, we've got Sharia for you here too, bitches"

Oh bummer!

In fact, given the choice, I bet you most of those religious heads would opt to go for English law instead.

125. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #204114 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 6:59 am

And before you start your normal drivel about me running away, I don't always have time to surf the net for hours and wait for you to post your replies.

But you can trust me that, when I do, I'll make a good attempt to "clean up" after your puppy-do's.

Later.

126. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #204113 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 6:56 am

Fanusi

As ridiculous as ever.

Will you have the decency and integrity to report that the leaders of the Muslim community have denounced Asif's remarks publicly?

Spokespersons for the SIF, Al-Maktoum Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies and the Scottish Islamic Cultural Centre have all been reported in the media to do so.

http://www.islamonline.com/news/newsfull.php?newid=136448

What then? Why the dirty counter-radicalising by selectively reporting what one Muslim bloke thought of the puppy card?

And maybe you should stop parroting JihadWatch for a second and read what Gallup came up with after spending 6 years interviewing 50,000 muslims in the Middle East.

http://goatmilk.wordpress.com/2008/03/03/one-billion-muslim-voices-analyzing-the-gallup-world-poll-of-1-billion-muslims/

and remember the myth that Muslims don't publicly denounce terrorism?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4697365.stm

It's one thing to demand more apology from the MCB but why do we have to descend to the filthy fraudulent propaganda, a hallmark of Muslim extremists, to radicalise public opinion?

127. Stephen Hawking's explosive new theory

Comment #204088 by Vinelectric on July 4, 2008 at 5:42 am

Steve Zara

I would love to see some evidence for supersymmetry

Your apparent omnipresence, injecting fresh ideas in multiple threads at a time, writing new articles on your blog, prompt responses to guest comments, the huge amount of reading you probably do to keep yourself informed on anything from biology to cosmology.

That's supersymmetry enough for me !

128. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203345 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 4:40 pm

ggab7768

I swear I wasn't talking about you! Honest.

Just to warn you, I do have my moments too. Especially when that insect crawls from under the JihadWatch rock to come spread the hate in this forum.

129. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203341 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 4:31 pm

decius

I was trying to build up a case against the racist remark by commenting that outspoken Arab Atheists do exist (Wafa Sultan, Namazi..etc). You took us down a different lane by talking about Saudi Arabia as if (I admit I may have misuderstood you) to dilute the argument against that remark.

If you did not intend to deliberately force the argument down a different route and distract me from addressing the racist remark then please accept my apologies.

Edit: Namazi is not an Arab. Sultan certainly is. And for your information, outspoken seculars are aplenty e.g the well known writer Muhammad Arkon.

130. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203338 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 4:25 pm

Goldy

Forget about people being manipulated by trash journalism, we know what they're like. This is not supposed to be a tabloid forum. Or is it?

131. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203327 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 4:15 pm

decius

Please be serious. What did you think of the racist comment?

And do you know about Christian Arabs?
What about the council of ex-Muslims, Wafa Sultan, Miriam Namazi?

Yes they do exist but in countries that allow them to voice an opinion.

Have you heard of these women or are you taking the piss. I'm telling you, comes to dealing with racism, your sophistry is unacceptable.

132. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203321 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 4:05 pm

Gregg Townsend

I have to admit I've been so "conditioned" to expect light hearted sarcasm from your brief posts that I have absolutely no clue what to make of your last comment. Was that sarcasm or criticism?

By the way, just to understand how disappointed I am, compare Steve Zara and Paula Kirby's open mindedness with the hooliganism of the above comment. Notice how bigoted alarmists have proliferated lately on this forum? What if I tell you that, only six months ago, this "clear thinking Oasis" was predominantly Steves and Paulas. Watching it slowly descend into reckless bigotry and racism from those who "don't give a shit" is a real heartbreak.

Tis a land of free speech though.

133. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203317 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 4:00 pm

134. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203299 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 3:29 pm

GoodbyeGodNZ

Fuckin Arabs!

Hang on, that is completely out of line and for a very good reson: what have the thousands of Coptic and Maronite Christian Arabs done to deserve your contempt? What about Arab Atheists?

On the other hand, Asians make up a substantial portion of Muslims. Are you negligent of this simple fact?

The target of your protest should be Muslims not Arabs.

I'll vote your entry as "offensive", racism should not be tolerated on this website.

135. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203178 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 12:44 pm

Jiten

Same here, I've sent two links recently, one on an interesting book by the Gallup organisation on a large opinion poll conducted in Middle eastern countries that tells a different story to the provocative and sensational tabloids.

Let's see if the clear thinking oasis lives up to it's title.

136. Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat

Comment #203165 by Vinelectric on July 2, 2008 at 12:33 pm

LoL

Those Muzzies really are taking the piss !

Comic.

The Daily Mail is taking the piss...
and whoever keeps putting on these shisty links on this forum is taking the piss too..!

137. Jesus and Mo on Militant Atheists

Comment #202182 by Vinelectric on July 1, 2008 at 2:22 am

Stryer

What the hell was that?

Did I not address you directly, twice?
Did I not jump on the same vein as your sarcastic remark about Fanusi's violent language?

Are you stupid enough to think you can extract an apology by threatening to think of me as an igonrant cunt? Why should I care what you think of me?

I owe you no apology. I'll just know there's another idiot on this forum to avoid.

Have a nice day

138. Jesus and Mo on Militant Atheists

Comment #202104 by Vinelectric on June 30, 2008 at 9:24 pm

STRYER
STRYER

He's cured!
He's cured!

Have you read Fanusi comments lately? He's actually saying things like "doesn't have to be genocide"

Oh my Dog, that brings tears of joy to my eyes.

Read the Karazai thread. What a breath of fresh air.

All praise to Brainsys, Xenocratic, BrianCoughlanWorldCitizen and many others who have endured ABSOLUTE SHIT on this forum not too long ago.

Where are you guys? And where's Veronique, Logicel, Paula Kirby, Bonzai and even the crazy kids like Carnetine and co?

139. CFI-UN Hamid Karzai Letter

Comment #202096 by Vinelectric on June 30, 2008 at 9:05 pm

Fanusi

...However, while this does not entail genocide,..

Good boy, that's better. Now, if we can only do with the Muslims what we've done with you on this forum we'd all be proud of ourselves.

And by the way, I've deleted your private message before reading it. Just read the Inbox title "Some Nerve" and I thought "Piss Off" and there you go (or rather I should say: there you "went").....

Warned you before so don't bother.

140. Jesus and Mo on Militant Atheists

Comment #202085 by Vinelectric on June 30, 2008 at 8:42 pm

Don_Quix

Take a cartoon in one hand and a bazooka in the other then declare: If you can't "read this" then "eat this", paedo-fuckers...!

141. Jesus and Mo on Militant Atheists

Comment #202084 by Vinelectric on June 30, 2008 at 8:39 pm

Stryer,

I'm living proof that you're intuitions are in the right place.

Your innate sense tells you that the destructive mentality of Islam is nothing to look up to. You "see the light" of reason because you're sick of the kill/burn in hell/chop chop mindset of it all. You want to aspire to something meaningful, civil, humane and inspiring.

Then along comes an immature fart-head like Fanusi and you start to worry that some of us just want to replace one barbaric system with another.

Anyhow, big fan of jesusandmo. Well done !!

142. Evangelical grunts

Comment #201265 by Vinelectric on June 29, 2008 at 2:15 pm

Fanusi

a million and a half Christians killed in Sudan

The second Sudanese civil war took place in the south of the country where under one in five is Christian. Statiscially, the majority of those killed in the war would have been Nilotic animists. Of course that is besides the point as indeed close to 2 million have died in Africa's longest running civil conflict.

Bitter as it is, the country is struggling to keep the fragile peace between North and South so just do us a service and keep your nose out of our business.

Christopher Davies

I've never heard a single apology from anyone of status in the Muslim world for the nearly 5000 servicemen and women who have died at the hands of the radicals of Islam.

You don't just need an apology, you need active support from all those Muslim countries who are well aware of the great favour you're doing them by warding off the evil menace of the reckless barbaric fucks that are the Taliban. Add to that the threat from the opium trade the whole world owe's more to you than they can ever thank you for.

143. Non-voters: It's all in God's hands

Comment #200405 by Vinelectric on June 27, 2008 at 1:59 pm

TeraBrat and Al-rawandi

I really hope the Muslims believe they don't need to vote.

That's the spirit!
Let's also hope they all disappear mysteriously one day. ;)

Seriously, I thought your American Muzzies are well behaved compared to Europe's. Why the harsh feelings? And I think Apathy has a point. With Obama and McCain in the lead, a comment like that above is a bit daft, don't you think?

144. Band T-shirt draws charge

Comment #199276 by Vinelectric on June 25, 2008 at 12:24 pm

Why do people get a thrill from picking on easy targets?

If they're that daring and want to be really provocative why not try a Muhammad was a Paedophile T-Shirt.

145. 'I despise Islamism': Ian McEwan faces backlash over press interview

Comment #198966 by Vinelectric on June 24, 2008 at 10:27 pm

Al-rawandi

"Iran can make your life miserable, don't let dinnerjacket fool you"

Assuming your military presence in the Middle East will stand back to watch Iran having its way with the Israelis, assuming that your Gulf-war allies, already worried sick about Iran's rising influence since the fall of Saddam, will waste the chance to offer help facilitate any military offensive.

Otherwise why do you think the Arabs seemed to be comfortable with Saddam in power till he decided to invade Kuwait? He was a God-sent buffer against Iran. Not that any of them had the means to rise up to the tyrant, still the sentiment of "wishing he wasn't there" just wasn't there. Cup cake.

Still you seem to know (or think you know) a bit more about the logistics of war than most of us.

146. Saudi Marriage Officiant : 'It Is Allowed To Marry A Girl At The Age Of One'.

Comment #198962 by Vinelectric on June 24, 2008 at 10:14 pm

8teist

Your Avatar is hilarious, 8888 the Atheist, Can We Fix it, 8888 the Atheist, No It's Fucked....

!!!!

147. Saudi Marriage Officiant : 'It Is Allowed To Marry A Girl At The Age Of One'.

Comment #198959 by Vinelectric on June 24, 2008 at 9:52 pm

Al-rawandi

I was alwyas puzzled by Abu Bakr (Aisha's father) objection despite him being the greatest supporter of Muhammad during his early weak start and after his death.

It makes more sense to assume, given the context, that he was worried that the marriage may not be in accordance with the custom of forbidding a man to marry from the children of another man he took to be his "brother". Are you familiar with such a thing?

148. Saudi Marriage Officiant : 'It Is Allowed To Marry A Girl At The Age Of One'.

Comment #198957 by Vinelectric on June 24, 2008 at 9:45 pm

Fanusi

I see, a report of a single BNP member converting to Islam has become "the white supremacists have decided it's not the "white" that interests them...".

Who's being poetic with the truth now? Is this the same extrapolation and exaggeration that led you to conclude that the vile and primitive practice of keeping slaves in the remote parts of South Western Sudan is now common practise in the capital?

There's something stikingly similar between Muslims trying to impose their version of morality to your efforts in trying to impose your distroted/extrapolated/fabricated views on reality. As long as I have access to this forum, and as long as I live, see and hear what happens in Khartoum I will never ever let you get away with saying that we keep slaves down there.

149. Saudi Marriage Officiant : 'It Is Allowed To Marry A Girl At The Age Of One'.

Comment #198955 by Vinelectric on June 24, 2008 at 9:25 pm

Goldy

What would Mo do?" is not really going to cut it as a bumper sticker, becasue Mo don't live today. What would Mo have done had he lived today be probably closer to the mark.

It was obviously a completely different mindset back then. To a believer in God-given absolutes scuh as morality, they see all this criticsm of Muhammad's marriage as resulting from an unstable definition of morality, a moral relativism, that is likely to head into a completely different direction in the future as it did in the past.

If it wasn't for the fundamentalists efforts to revive that culutre and impose it on others, we may have all looked at that marriage as a historical curiousity.

Here's an article that describes the historical context.

http://www.islamic-awareness.org/Polemics/aishah.html

150. 'I despise Islamism': Ian McEwan faces backlash over press interview

Comment #198384 by Vinelectric on June 23, 2008 at 5:20 pm

Tera

I'm slightly suspicious of the fact that the Arabs seem to have just decided to go and murder Jews in 1920/1921 whereas Jews flourished in Morocco till 1948 (and more recently as well).

The MFA website declares terrorism started in the 1920s riots. I want to know what incited the Arabs to violence at that particular place instead of other places with indiginous Jewish populace (e.g Yemen and the Maghreb).

Anyhow, it's 01:19 AM local time. Need to get get up early tomorrow.