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**suilusargaino** · 06-30-2012, 06:07 AM

As-salamu 'alaikum wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh

I think people need to calm down. I posted the following on another forum:

"This piece of news can only be found on the following site:

http://www.kavkazcenter.com/eng/cont...26/16406.shtml

This site is a joke. Honestly.

It says the following about my home country, Finland, and Russia:

"According to Helsinki newspaper Helsingin Sanomat, the Russian military plans for the capture of Helsinki and its suburbs are drawn on the maps. All the targets are divided into three categories: military facilities, industrial plants and government buildings."

http://www.kavkazcenter.com/eng/cont...23/16386.shtml

The site has a link to the Finnish newspaper.

Well guess what the Finnish newspaper says? It speaks of the Soviet Union. It also speaks in the past tense while this kazkavcenter.com speaks in the present tense and it speaks of Russia as if Russia currently has plans for the invasion of Finland. What a bunch of nonsense.

If Russia really has banned or bans the biography of the Prophet (pbuh), it would be mainstream news."

Another article was brought up and it is found in the following link: http://rt.com/politics/muslim-extrem...gious-ban-095/

My commentary on the second link is the following:

"Let's look at the article. It says the following: "a ruling made earlier by a district court in Orenburg " and "the prosecutor and the judge made the decision “behind-the-scenes”: To put this in context, it means that at the most that a judge and prosecutor think that the books should be banned. It does not mean that Russia has banned the books or that the band has been put into practice."

To get your attention back to the first article, it says the following: "According to media reports, the KGB banned important Islamic books as “extremist literature” in Russia". The KGB has not existed since the fall of the Soviet Union.

06-30-2012, 06:07 AM	#7
suilusargaino Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 593 Senior Member	As-salamu 'alaikum wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh I think people need to calm down. I posted the following on another forum: "This piece of news can only be found on the following site: http://www.kavkazcenter.com/eng/cont...26/16406.shtml This site is a joke. Honestly. It says the following about my home country, Finland, and Russia: "According to Helsinki newspaper Helsingin Sanomat, the Russian military plans for the capture of Helsinki and its suburbs are drawn on the maps. All the targets are divided into three categories: military facilities, industrial plants and government buildings." http://www.kavkazcenter.com/eng/cont...23/16386.shtml The site has a link to the Finnish newspaper. Well guess what the Finnish newspaper says? It speaks of the Soviet Union. It also speaks in the past tense while this kazkavcenter.com speaks in the present tense and it speaks of Russia as if Russia currently has plans for the invasion of Finland. What a bunch of nonsense. If Russia really has banned or bans the biography of the Prophet (pbuh), it would be mainstream news." Another article was brought up and it is found in the following link: http://rt.com/politics/muslim-extrem...gious-ban-095/ My commentary on the second link is the following: "Let's look at the article. It says the following: "a ruling made earlier by a district court in Orenburg " and "the prosecutor and the judge made the decision “behind-the-scenes”: To put this in context, it means that at the most that a judge and prosecutor think that the books should be banned. It does not mean that Russia has banned the books or that the band has been put into practice." To get your attention back to the first article, it says the following: "According to media reports, the KGB banned important Islamic books as “extremist literature” in Russia". The KGB has not existed since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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