London Killings: Al Fadi & Jay on the Qur'an's Violence!

Our apologies for the poor video of Jay. He is in academic isolation, and thus is living near a mountain, with very poor internet reception, so that the upload for his camera was quite weak, and this resulted in the fuzzy image. Nonetheless, his audio was more than adequate. Following the violent atrocities by Usman Khan last Friday (November 29th) at the Fishmonger's Hall, and the killings, exactly a week later, yesterday (Friday, December 6th) by the Saudi student pilot, Mohammed Saed Alshamrani, Jay Smith and Al Fadi wanted to look at the Qur'anic verses which support both of these acts of violence by Muslims. But they wanted to first confront the supposed 'Peaceful verses' in the Qur'an, including Surahs 109:6; 2:256; 2:190; and 5:32, showing that in every case Muslims either don't understand the Arabic, or they haven't read the full verse itself, or haven't looked at the verses which precede or follow them to properly understand the context of those four verses. They, then, went to some classical 'violent' verses in the Qur'an, just three of a possible 160 they could have gone to, including Surahs 9:5; 8:39, and 47:1-6; They then ended with the verses which support 'Taqiyya', the act where Muslims are permitted in the Qur'an to deceive non-Muslims, which is clearly found in Surahs 3:28; 3:54; 8:30; and 10:21. It turns out that the Qur'an is not a peaceful book at all, and Muslims can say it is anytime they want because they are permitted to 'deceive' non-believers, not only because their God, Allah, deceives, but this is permitted whenever they feel they are fearful of those who are not Muslims (see Surah 3:28).  (25,870)