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Moderator terrorizing the peace

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Noah Sullivan Noah Sullivan Active MemberOP
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joined Nov 2018
#1 ·
Stop the tyranny of moderator Bubi Mira over on the Religion subforum!

He’s deleting posts left and right—again. I don't know about the rest of you, but based on my own experience, his track record here has been nothing short of abysmal. He carries himself with this nauseating air of "balance," acting like some enlightened liberal presiding over the Religion subforum from an ivory tower—as if he’s managing a sort of sanctuary for the intellectually stunted. In his eyes, we’re all just people who don't need to learn anything or reflect on anything, because, well, we're destined to remain fools regardless. The irony is thick, though—I distinctly remember his own displays of sheer ignorance. For instance, he actually attempted to justify the rise of Boko Haram by citing some supposed historical deprivation of religious rights for Muslims in Northern Nigeria. Truly remarkable stuff. 😵 I had to delete that entry below because it was just a PDF file—completely useless. Let’s be clear: religion isn't politics and history—and that entire post was filed under the "European Islam" thread!
Quote: Bosniac1 Noah Sullivan said:Muslims are in Europe—yesterday, today, and tomorrow—and that brings us back to that eternal, unchanging "today."
Do you follow me?

What's your take on this topic?
Islam. The Republic of Spain.

Islam. The Republic of Germany!

And you think you know why?!

Let me guess—it’s all because of those little master plans you’ve been "explaining" to us for ages now:

Bosniac said:Third generation—give me a break. German Muslims.Her parents were born and raised as Germans—she was educated within the German system and grew up entirely immersed in that culture—all while being raised under the tenets of Muslim upbringing and social norms. To them, this isn't a disadvantage; quite the opposite, they see it as an asset. In Germany, most of the Muslim population traces its roots back to Turkey.
Turkey and Germany. For the last century, they’ve been nothing short of steadfast allies—partners in war and true friends through it all.
The German spirit and the Turkish—well, let's call it Mongol—spirit share a striking amount of common ground, a fact that history bears out quite clearly. Take the Ottoman Empire, for instance—they held sway for a staggering 620 years. At their peak, they weren't just a regional player; they were a true global superpower, stretching across three different continents and commanding seventeen distinct kingdoms under one banner. They possessed an army that was, frankly, unbeatable—arguably the most sophisticatedly armed force of its era—and they successfully established themselves as a dominant world power for several centuries. It wasn't just a flash in the pan; it was a sustained period of absolute geopolitical dominance.
Was all of that not simply a manifestation of the German vital spirit?
But let’s be honest—they were never actually grounded in historical reality!
The Germans—if we are being technically precise about who actually belongs to that land—are an indigenous people. It’s all going to extinction.
By gradually embracing Islam, they will gain the spiritual fortitude necessary to finally manifest that formidable German spirit on the global stage of history.
The Jewish religion. It never actually achieved status as a global religion—it’s more like a tribal one at this point. There are only about 16 million followers scattered across the world, which accounts for a mere 0.23% of the total global population.
Christianity—both Catholic and Protestant—is seeing a massive, rapid decline across Germany.
Islam is the answer for Germany—or at least, that’s one way to look at it.
It’s practically a natural religion—as if it were custom-built specifically for the Germans!
And so, the Germans have finally cemented their status as a superpower on both the European and world stage.
There simply isn't another religion in the world—none at all—that resonates so deeply with the German spiritual temperament and the German psyche as Islam.


Daniel Ward87 Daniel Ward87 Active Member
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joined May 2023
#2 ·
From what I can tell, the first one goes under the Religion PDF, and the second one belongs in Politics and History, specifically within the Near Politics subforum. What's the actual issue here?
Noah Sullivan Noah Sullivan Active MemberOP
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joined Nov 2018
#3 ·
Daniel Ward87 said:From what I can gather, the first quote refers to the Religion subforum, while the second belongs to Politics—specifically under the Close Politics section. What exactly is the issue here?

The real headache is rowdytiger13 deleting everything—though, frankly, I don't see the problem.

That initial quoted post is actually just the closing segment of a post by Bosniac1, where
in the "American Islam" thread (under Religion), he suggests that Spain
and Germany (Dojćija) ought to transform into Islamic republics. He finally asks if we know
his reasoning. As I recall, years ago on the Politics subforum when he laid out
his rather "fascinating" justifications for this view, I responded to him
by saying, 'Let me guess: because of these exact plans you’ve been "explaining" for ages:'
then I quoted his own post (posted under the name Bosniac, though it’s clearly the same individual
as Bosniac1—the signature typos give him away every time). However,
everything was wiped clean, and rowdytiger13 stepped in with a message stating: "This isn't the Politics subforum,
nor is it a history forum."

Surely, one should be allowed to quote posts from other subforums during a discussion,
especially when providing such an explicit rebuttal or reminding participants
of their own previous statements.
rowdytiger13 rowdytiger13 Regular
378 messages
joined Oct 2018
#4 ·
The thread you were replying to has been deleted, which means your response went right along with it.
Since the original post was by Bosniac1, I can explain exactly why it was taken down if he wants to know.
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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joined Mar 2009
#5 ·
Let’s not dig up old threads from 2007 during our discussions on the FBI 2017 forum.

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