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Provincial? Not really. I have lived in other countries and come from a family that is very diverse. That is how I know these are not terms commonly used in published work, even scholarly work, unless they are defined for readers. Between the Islamophobes "Cool-Aid" and her terms such as "Dawah wallah" I can guess she is likely someone who is of a minority faith from a Muslim country. She is angry and looking for revenge and used DCUM as her soap box.[/quote]

And this is another thing, PP. You seem to have reading comprehension challenges or your emotions just get the better of you. Find me the post where I inferred Pakistani are subhumans. Waiting...[/quote]
I don't actually have a faith - I believe I shared that with you the very first time you called me a christianevanglicalcrusader.  As I recall, at the time you responded to that by calling me an antichrist.  That was good for a laugh.

Well, every time you say things like - "disgruntled Pakistani", "rich, secular Pakistani", "angry Pakistani" - as if being Pakistani actually adds anything to it.  You don't have any Arabs in your family, do you? That would explain your poorly hidden disdain to the people of the subcontinent.

So you don't know that "wallah" is a common word in many corners of the plant.  Utterly, utterly provincial.  Someone from London already told you "wallah" is a common word there.  Actually, the word "dawwah" is a lot more esoteric than the word "wallah" but you missed that. You're just angry someone called you an Islam-peddler - because that's what it means, you know - so you're frothing.

The only emotion you trigger - and only mildly - is amusement. You make me laugh. So I encourage you to post more and often. [/quote]

My family and extended family is quite diverse and we do have relatives from both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. In fact, some extended relatives still live there. However, I also have relatives in London. So I don't concern myself with insults and accusations by you or your merry little band. I know the truth and I know you do too. Your writing is distinctly ethnic also. The terms you use are indicative of someone not born or raised in the US. You are unfamiliar with American colloquialism or idiomatic expressions. And you harbor an endless vengeful hatred of Islam that is not typical of any good Christian or Jew. You are one of a kind. The Pakistani reference is only in response to your usage of words spoken predominantly in that country (or India). The disgruntled part is the part you should focus on. You are on a one woman vendetta, a campaign against Islam and Muslims. I quoted to you passages from Leila Ahmeds book where she praises Islam and I'm sure you were befuddled. I have a few more scholarly books written by various other nonMuslim scholars to quote from that confirm Leila Ahmed's assertions. I think you are so hateful toward Islam because of your own negative personal experience that you have lost all ability to reason, be fair, or just. The greatest outcome of your hate has been a flurry of interested reporters and investigative journalists who now want to research your posts. I never expected that, but it brings me solace to know that something good may come out of this.[/quote]

different poster -- what a joke, as if any respectable journalist would be interested in anonymous postings on an internet board.[/quote]

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