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One may think this is just the ranting of a nutcase.
But in reality the author of this email is a “scholar”. He sent
me his scholarly rebuttal and I invite him to post it in the forum so
others can become enlightened. We don’t know his real name, so let us
call him by his chosen penname, Jack Mack. After sending the above angry email, Mr. Jack Mack
wrote again and apologized for his rude email. Apology accepted. But you
may ask why I want to make Muslims angry. Isn’t that insane? Of course I don’t enjoy to psychologically torture
people and make them angry. But unfortunately this is the only way to make
Muslims react. Consider it a “shock-therapy”. When your heart stops
working and your body does not respond – when you are clinically dead
– the doctor may apply high voltage electricity on your chest to bring
you back to life. This must hurt but this is the only way to bring you
back to life. I have been talking to Muslims for over six years
now, but I find them intellectually dead. There is no response. Their
brain has stopped working. They need shock therapy. How do you apply shock
therapy on intellectually dead patients? You subject them to high voltage
doses of truth, bluntly and abruptly. This will bring them back to life
momentarily. It hurts them and you get some vital response in their dead
brain cells. They write to you angry letters, they curse you and they
grind their teeth together and want to slash your throat. But that is
okay. As long as they can’t touch you, it is okay that they become
angry. This does not guarantee that they will come back to life, many of
them have passed that stage and it would take a miracle to bring them back
to life intellectually. Oliver Wendell Holmes said: “The
mind of a bigot is like the pupil of the eye; the more light you pour upon
it, the more it will contract.”- But some of them do react and the brain starts
functioning again, even though faultily. But that is okay. As long as
there is response, there is hope. Mack Jack is one of those patients whose brain
started working again. It produced nothing but gibberish but it produced
something and that is a positive thing. Something is better than nothing.
It shows that the brain is still alive. It however needs a lot of fine
tuning to function properly.
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