From the Netherlands, a shot of pure oxygen and a beam of truth from the wonderful Geert Wilders to a world constricted by fear and doubt. Breathe and bask.
“Time to Unmask Mohammed” by Geert Wilders, from the Dutch magazine HP/De Tijd:
To know why Islam is a mortal danger one must not only consider the Koran
but also the character of Muhammad, who conceived the Koran and the entirety
of Islam.
The Koran is not just a book. Muslims believe that Allah himself wrote it
and that it was dictated to Muhammad in the original version, the Umm
al-Kitab, which is kept on a table in heaven. Consequently one cannot argue
with the contents. Who would dare to disagree with what Allah himself has
written? This explains much of Muhammadan behaviour, from the violence of
jihad to the hatred and persecution of Jews, Christians and other
non-Muslims and apostates. What we in the West regard as abnormal, is
perfectly normal for Islam.
A second insuperable problem with Islam is the figure of Muhammad. He is not
just anyone. He is al-insan al-kamil, the perfect man. To become a Muslim
one must pronounce the Shahada (the Muslim creed). By pronouncing the
Shahada one testifies that there is no god that can be worshipped except
Allah, and one testifies that Muhammad is his servant and messenger.
The Koran, and hence Allah, lays down that Muhammad’s life must be imitated.
The consequences of this are horrendous and can be witnessed on a daily
basis.
There has been much analysis of Muhammad’s mental sanity. In spite of all
the available research, it is rarely mentioned or debated. It is a taboo to
discuss the true nature of the man whom one and a half billion Muslims
around the world regard as a holy prophet and example to be followed. That
taboo must be breached in the West, and here in the Netherlands.
Ali Sina is an Iranian ex-Muslim who established the organisation for
apostates of Islam Faith Freedom International. In his latest book he posits
that Muhammad is a narcissist, a paedophile, a mass murderer, a terrorist, a
misogynist, a lecher, a cult leader, a madman, a rapist, a torturer, an
assassin and a looter. Sina has offered 50,000 dollars for the one who can
prove otherwise. Nobody has claimed the reward as yet. And no wonder, as the
description is based on the Islamic texts themselves, such as the hadiths,
the descriptions of Muhammad’s life from testimonies of contemporaries.
The historical Muhammad was the savage leader of a gang of robbers from
Medina. Without scruples they looted, raped and murdered. The sources
describe orgies of savagery where hundreds of people’s throats were cut,
hands and feet chopped off, eyes cut out, entire tribes massacred. An
example is the extinction of the jewish Kurayza tribe in Medina in 627. One
of those who chopped off their heads was Muhammad. The women and children
were sold as slaves. Confronted with the lunacy of Islamic terrorists today,
it is not hard to find out where the lunacy comes from.
In Vienna the women’s rights activist Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff was
recently sentenced to paying a fine for insulting a religion by calling
Muhammad a paedophile. However, that is the truth. Numerous hadiths contain
testimonies by Muhammad’s favourite wife, the child wife Aisha. Aisha
literally says: “The prophet married me when I was six years old, and had
intercourse with me when I was nine.”
According to the historian Theophanes (752-817) Muhammad was an epileptic.
Epileptic crises are sometimes accompanied by hallucinations, perspiration
form the forehead and foaming at the mouth, the very symptoms which Muhammad
displayed during his visions.
In his book “The other Muhammad” (1992) the Flemish psychologist dr. Herman
Somers concludes that in his forties the “prophet” began to suffer from
acromegaly, a condition caused by a tumor in the pituitary gland, a small
organ that is situated just below the brain. When the tumor in the pituitary
gland causes too much pressure in the brain, people start to see and hear
things that are not there. Somers’s psychopathological diagnosis of
Muhammad’s condition is: organic hallucinatory affliction with paranoid
characteristics.
The German medical historian Armin Geus speaks of a paranoid hallucinatory
schizophrenia. A similar analysis can be found in the book “The Medical Case
of Muhammad” by the physician Dede Korkut.
In his book “Psychology of Mohammed: Inside the Brain of a Prophet” Dr.
Masud Ansari calls Muhammad “the perfect personification of a psychopath in
power.” Muhammad had a unhinged paranoid personality with an inferiority
complex and megalomaniac tendencies. In his forties he starts having visions
that lead him to believe he has a cosmic mission, and there is no stopping
him.
The truth is not always pleasant or politically correct. On the basis of the
research referred to above it can be argued that the Islamic creed obliges
one and a half billion people around the world, including the one million
living in the Netherlands, to take Muhammad as their example. There is no
turning back once one has become a Muslim. For even though article 18 of the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that every person has the right
to “change his religion or belief,” in Islam there is a death penalty for
leaving the faith.
Anyone who voices criticism of Islam and Muhammad is in grave personal
danger – as I have experienced. And whoever attempts to escape from the
influence of Islam and Muhammad risks death. We cannot continue to accept
this state of affairs. A public debate about the true nature and character
of Muhammad can provide insight and support to Muslims all over the world
who wish to leave Islam.
Apostates are heroes and more than ever they deserve the support of freedom
loving people all over the world. Party politics should not be at play in
this matter. It is time for us to help these people by exposing Muhammad.