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[[Faith Ratchet]] - An analogy of how militant ideologies such as Islam, Nazism and Communism spread. | [[Faith Ratchet]] - An analogy of how militant ideologies such as Islam, Nazism and Communism spread. | ||
[[Islam vs Nazism]] | |||
[[Islamic lexicon]] - this lexicon was put together after Muslims on the forum started refusing to answer questions unless the correct Arabic terms were used (and also refusing to say what the correct terms are). | [[Islamic lexicon]] - this lexicon was put together after Muslims on the forum started refusing to answer questions unless the correct Arabic terms were used (and also refusing to say what the correct terms are). | ||
[[Karzai]] - a list of transcripts of communications by Afghan president Hamid Karzai, intercepted by the CIA and later released by supporters of wikileaks. | [[Karzai]] - a list of transcripts of communications by Afghan president Hamid Karzai, intercepted by the CIA and later released by supporters of wikileaks. | ||
Revision as of 04:42, 1 August 2015
Islam and Australian values - a list of the ways in which Islam and Shariah law conflicts with modern Australian and western values.
Deception of Non-Muslims - a list of the ways in which Muslims on the OzPolitic forum have attempted to mislead people about the reality of these conflicts, or to conceal them.
Faith Ratchet - An analogy of how militant ideologies such as Islam, Nazism and Communism spread.
Islamic lexicon - this lexicon was put together after Muslims on the forum started refusing to answer questions unless the correct Arabic terms were used (and also refusing to say what the correct terms are).
Karzai - a list of transcripts of communications by Afghan president Hamid Karzai, intercepted by the CIA and later released by supporters of wikileaks.