See, ente gak lain gak bukan hanya berniat menghina Rosulullah, Muhammad S.AW dengan menyebut kebuasan. Apa sih yang ente mau, dam?
Wassalam, Irwan.K 2008/6/23 godamlima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > The Macedonians stormed the city, killing everyone in sight, women > and children included. 6,000 Thebans citizens died and 30,000 more > were sold as slaves. The city where Alexander's father was kept as > hostage for three years, was plundered, sacked, burned, and razed to > the ground, just like Philip acted with Methone, Olynthus, and the > rest of the Greek cities in Chalcidice. > > hehehe,daku khan,sering dicap memungsuhin uler ijoh, > > walaopun kusodorken pakta pakta, > > pigihmana ugamak Islam di tangan uler ijoh, > > menjadi MOMOK YANG MENGANCEM KASATUAN BANGSA INDON. > > dan di tunglisan tentang..WAJAH ISLAM YANG KUDU > > DI OBAH,JANGAN SANGAR DAN BUAS.. > > daku beriken sakdikit..gambaran.. > > KE BUASAN ALEXANDER..MENUMPAS LAWANNYAH.. > > tamtunyah..buat kamudian di kaitken..dengen > > kebuasa MOHAMAD NABI YANG JAGO PERANG.. > > yang..disengbut oleh haditsnyah.. > > SATU NABI YANG MAHA LEMBUT DAN PENYAYANG???? > > kumaha atuh..iyeu kang? > > sakmogah conto ke buasan..alexander..the great.. > > bisak dijadiken pembanding..kebuasan > > PENGUASAH YANG DEMEN PERANG,MENJAJAH!! > > Alexander's general Perdiccas attacked the gates, broke into the > city, and Alexander moved with the rest of the army behind him to > prevent the Thebans from cutting him off. The Macedonians stormed > the city, killing everyone in sight, women and children included. > 6,000 Thebans citizens died and 30,000 more were sold as slaves. The > city where Alexander's father was kept as hostage for three years, > was plundered, sacked, burned, and razed to the ground, just like > Philip acted with Methone, Olynthus, and the rest of the Greek > cities in Chalcidice. Only the temples and the house of the poet > Pindar were spared from distraction. This was example to the rest of > Greece and Athens and the other Greek city-states quickly rethought > their quest for freedom. Greece remained under Macedonian rule. >
