Phyllis Chester: How my eyes were opened to the barbarity of Islam - Is it racist to condemn fanaticism?

By admin • March 30, 2007

A provocative article with a more than 300 follow-up comments from all views, by Phyllis Chester.

Also, a response by an American living in Saudi Arabia.

Time-Online via Blog Sisters.

Tags: Phyllis Chester, Islam, Afghanistan, Blog Sisters, Saudi Arabia

[tags]Phyllis Chester, Islam, Afghanistan, Blog Sisters, Saudi Arabia[/tags]

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