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thaipak

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In Topic: Dating Muslima

2012-04-27 11:20:25

thaibeachlovers, on 2012-04-26 18:29:29, said:

thaipak, on 2012-04-21 22:25:31, said:

Infect a Muslim and Christian can merry without anyone converting. People of the books can have no problem as long as they believe in one god and Muhammad as the last prophet. Teachings are the same for both religion. Anyone who has sinned is forgiven provided one repent on his or her sins.

Your first sentence makes no sense.
Oh, wait a minute- did you mean IN FACT, A MUSLIM AND A CHRISTIAN CAN MARRY WITHOUT ANYONE CONVERTING?
That's not the problem; it's when they have children that the problems begin.

If a person is that much in love to merry someone from another religion he should be prepared for the same when he or she has a sibling. Were their parents ever thought that their offspring will be merrying into another religion? It is a vast subject but I do not think the problems emanting from such unions are any different from other. If that was so, we would not have such a huge divorce rate in the western world at large. Problems are part of a married couple life. Some like to live with them some runaway and some try to find a way from TV friends.
And thanks for the correction.

In Topic: Dating Muslima

2012-04-21 22:25:31

In Topic: Facebook Partly The Cause Of Unwanted Thai Teen Pregnancies: NESDB

2012-02-28 12:41:21

That reminds me another related event a little while ago. The unborn children being disposed off at a temple. There is a lot more then just unsafe sex. Plenty needs to be explored.

In Topic: CIA Torture Chamber At Bangkok's Former Don Muang International Airport?

2011-09-28 13:11:39

mjnaus, on 2011-09-28 10:17:45, said:

mijan24, on 2011-09-28 09:59:59, said:

Belhaj was detained by the CIA in Thailand in 2004 following an MI6 tip-off, allegedly tortured, then flown to Tripoli, where he says he suffered years of abuse in one of Muammar Gaddafi's prisons," the Guardian reported.

Does anyone else find it interesting that following the alleged tortue he is sent to Tripolli by the CIA who if you believe speculation were supporting Gadafi at that time and now this guy is a high up in the overthrow of Gadafi once again speculation says The CIA are supporters of the Gadafi overthrow. It all boils down to "if we the minions were to ever find out what the governments of the world are really up too it would blow our socks off.

It's not that interesting at all considering both British intelligence and the CIA have been backing the armed rebellion in Libya from the get go and most prominent rebels are either admitted Al Qaeda fighters or have been otherwise associated with western intelligence. Once you start looking for the links, you often find that the key figures are often linked somehow to western intelligence agencies; either working for them fighting an "enemy" (like Al Qaeda fighters under Osama Bin Laden fighting off the Sovjets) or being captured/hold/brainwashed/whatever and then let go... They're then considered an intelligence asset and can and often will be used again in the future.

http://landdestroyer...onfirms-al.html
http://www.telegraph...aeda-links.html

Latest in the list is Haqani net work in Afghanistan an ex-blue eyed net work of CIA now being targeted due to differances.

ALI