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this is old news. He's not a muslim, every intelligent person knows this. He did spend some years in a country that was majority muslim. We knew this.

You guys are just repeating old, tired, right wing myths that have already been debunked. You need a new script. These lies are making you look like idiots.

Oh wait, you guys are idiots. My bad.

it's worded, "admits" as if it's a crime to be a Muslim (even though he isn't one there would be nothing wrong with it if her WERE!!) They are idiots.

warden:

Re: lol, you guys are funny.

this is old news. He's not a muslim, every intelligent person knows this. He did spend some years in a country that was majority muslim. We knew this.

You guys are just repeating old, tired, right wing myths that have already been debunked. You need a new script. These lies are making you look like idiots.

Oh wait, you guys are idiots. My bad.

kunt - did you watch the video?

Did you watch the videos... it's old news that is like new news to most because it was coverd up by the lib media and not reported on.

Re: The Promised Land -A Nation CRA Muslim Divided
by lilmacg
11/16/2009, 5:51 AM

http:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partitio­­n_of_India#The_Partition:_194­7

Some historians believe Jinnah intended to use the threat of partition as a bargaining chip in order to gain more independence for the Muslim dominated provinces in the west from the Hindu dominated center.[9]

Other historians claim that Jinnah's real vision was for a Pakistan that extended into Hindu-majority areas of India, by demanding the inclusion of the East of Punjab and West of Bengal, including Assam, a Hindu-majority country. Jinnah also fought hard for the annexation of Kashmir, a Muslim majority state with Hindu ruler; and the accession of Hyderabad and Junagadh, Hindu-majority states with Muslim rulers.[citation needed]

The British colonial administration did not directly rule all of "India". There were several different political arrangements in existence: Provinces were ruled directly and the Princely States with varying legal arrangements, like paramountcy.

The British Colonial Administration consisted of Secretary of State for India, the India Office, the Governor-General of India, and the Indian Civil Service. The British were in favour of keeping the area united. The 1946 Cabinet Mission was sent to try and reach a compromise between Congress and the Muslim League. A compromise proposing a decentralized state with much power given to local governments won initial acceptance, but Nehru was unwilling to accept such a decentralized state and Jinnah soon returned to demanding an independent Pakistan.[10]

it failed because it is nonsense. I did watch the video, nothing new, nothing damning, just more mindless right wing hate and lies.