Yes.
In theory, halal cock can enter haram (Jewish or Christian) pussy, but haram cock cannot enter halal pussy (unless the infidel guy converts before marriage).
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Chitchat YourCock Ibrahim leads S'pore Haj, how cum he did not bring Angmo catholic wife?
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Yes.
In theory, halal cock can enter haram (Jewish or Christian) pussy, but haram cock cannot enter halal pussy (unless the infidel guy converts before marriage).
another one of those PAP stooges handpicked to serve PAP interests.
no malay or muslim minister is ever found in an important position in PAP cabinet and the reason was clearly mentioned by the old fart LKY
yet in malaysia, after the greedy kafir pendatang illegal immigrant bastard chinks clamored for more and more and still outnumber the total population of stinkypore (which incl millions of foreigners), those rats now hold important positions like minister of finance.
Malays are too soft, gentle, forgiving, easy going to ever amount to a great civilization and by that I mean a superpower, same goes for Indonesia, Pinoys, Thais and such.
You need to have some brains, some brawns, some level of organization but also that bit of ruthlessness to steamroll kafir everywhere in order to produce greatness.
ASEAN natives just dont have it in them. Malays are no exception.
no malay or muslim minister is ever found in an important position in PAP cabinet and the reason was clearly mentioned by the old fart LKY
yet in malaysia, after the greedy kafir pendatang illegal immigrant bastard chinks clamored for more and more and still outnumber the total population of stinkypore (which incl millions of foreigners), those rats now hold important positions like minister of finance.
Malays are too soft, gentle, forgiving, easy going to ever amount to a great civilization and by that I mean a superpower, same goes for Indonesia, Pinoys, Thais and such.
You need to have some brains, some brawns, some level of organization but also that bit of ruthlessness to steamroll kafir everywhere in order to produce greatness.
ASEAN natives just dont have it in them. Malays are no exception.
Muslims can marry catholics.
Yasser arafat married a catholic. No need to convert as she is people of the book.
Yasser arafat married a catholic. No need to convert as she is people of the book.
Thats because muslim cocks are circumcised and not filthy.
So why are you so angry when the americans kill millions of moslem swine to produce greatness? Surely you would be more understanding since you are in favor of killing people who reject islam?
how does that make sense?
according to you, I favour killing kafir
so why would I rejoice if americans kill Muslims?
I would rejoice if Muslims kill kafir, incl yankees
what a single digit IQ moron
swine = chinks by the way
coz they eat pork
and without american pork, tiongs suffer massively from dotard's trade war
Ah, so your islam teaches you that it is okay for moslems to kill non-moslems, but not okay for non-moslems to kill moslems.
What does your islam teach you about pedophilia and wife beating?
What about non-mudslimes not allowed to rule over mudslimes? When it comes to rules and regulations tat favour mudslimes..rest assured these mudslimes will enforce it.
Jakarta's Christian governor Ahok found guilty in Islam blasphemy trial
Updated Tue 9 May 2017, 5:06 PM AEST
An Indonesian court has sentenced the minority Christian governor of Jakarta to two years in prison for blaspheming the Koran at a trial that undermined the country's reputation for practicing a moderate form of Islam.
In a tense trial that was widely seen as a test of religious tolerance in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, also known as Ahok, was "found to have legitimately and convincingly conducted a criminal act of blasphemy, and because of that we have imposed two years of imprisonment", head judge Dwiarso Budi Santiarto told the court.
Ahok was charged with blasphemy after he said clerics had used a Koranic verse to mislead voters by telling them that Muslims were not allowed to vote for a Christian.
He has denied wrongdoing, and said he was not criticising the Koran, but rather the clerics' interpretation of the verse.
The sentence was harsher than expected and will come as a shock to many of his supporters. TV news coverage of the scene outside the court showed some supporters weeping.
Prosecutors had called for a suspended one-year jail sentence on charges of hate speech. The maximum sentence is four years in prison for hate speech and five years for blasphemy.
Judges said he did it deliberately and did not show remorse. Ahok told the court he will appeal the ruling.
Thousands of police have been deployed across the capital in case clashes break out between Ahok's supporters and hard-line Islamists who demanded he be sacked and jailed over the allegations.
There was no immediate sign of any violence after the court's verdict.
"Both groups will have the opportunity to demonstrate, but we are taking steps to prevent clashes," national police spokesman Setyo Wasisto said earlier.
The Indonesian Government had been criticised for not doing enough to protect religious minorities but President Joko Widodo, a key ally of Ahok, urged restraint over the trial and called for all sides to respect the legal process.
Ahok lost his bid for re-election in an April run-off, by far the most divisive and religiously charged election in recent years, to a Muslim rival Anies Baswedan — he will hand over to Mr Baswedan in October.
Andreas Harsono of Human Rights Watch said the guilty verdict against Ahok was "a huge setback" for Indonesia's record of tolerance and for minorities.
"This is bad news for Indonesian minorities," he said.
"If someone like Ahok, the governor of the capital, backed by the country's largest political party, ally of the president, can be jailed on groundless accusations, what will others do?"
The tensions whipped up during the Jakarta election have raised concerns about the rising influence of Islamist groups in Indonesia, which is home to sizeable communities of Buddhists, Hindus, Christians and people who adhere to traditional beliefs.
The Government said on Monday it would take legal steps to disband Hizb ut-Tahrir Indonesia (HTI), a group that seeks to establish an Islamic caliphate, because its activities were creating social tensions and threatening security.
ABC/Reuters
