Ali Sina's Brazen Effrontery

Ali Sina, the owner of Faith Freedom International, is an intellectual bankrupt man, a charlatan by all means, and even more so a loathsome person (if you get to know him, even briefly). On September 8, 2013 I had a short discussion with Ali Sina on Twitter, challenging him on certain premises he was unable to defend. He casually remarked I was pulling red herrings out of my pocket -- which I'll give him for the benefit of doubt. However, what struck me about this man (or woman, possibly?), is he couldn't help but keep his pretentious, and at times brazen behavior in check. The following tweets certainly demonstrate that Ali Sina willfully gives into ostentation whenever he is challenged:

"I am the expert. Invite any pretender to this title to debate with me. I will give each of you $50 k if he wins."

"I understand Islam better than ALL the Muslims and offer to pay $50 k to anyone who can show I am mistaken on Mo."

"It must be embarrassing for you. I have spent 19 years studying Islam and can defeat any Muslims scholar."

What we find here is that Ali Sina happens to be an extremely brazen individual. With little to no shame or honor, he claims "I am the expert" -- one would have to admit the man must have gotten a bit carried away. However, Ali Sina then says that "I understand Islam better than ALL Muslims...", probably another shameless gaffe on Ali Sina's part? Of course not. Finally, Ali Sina proudly states he's studied Islam for "19 years". The only problem with this assertion is that Muslims study their faith to the time of their death, give or take 60+ years? 

Ali Sina, come out of your closet and have debates with real men; with people who've dedicated their entire lives to the faith. We suggest debaters such as Adnan Rashid and/or Shabir Ally. If you truly are the "expert" you claim to be, let's see you in action rather than pretending and building a digital facade for your fans to indulge over.

Ron Banerjee Justifies Murder of Hindu Woman By Taliban

Ron Banerjee. The Canadian Hindu Advocacy. The two are essentially the same, merely euphemisms for the other, considering that The Canadian Hindu Advocacy is a one man army. Now that we've established that the organization is just really Ron Banerjee, we need to move on to more pressing issues. The focus of this blog post is to shed light on Ron Banerjee's recent vitriol against a Hindu woman, Sushmita Banerjee, who was murdered by the Taliban. We will let the tweet do the speaking for itself (see below). 

Tweeter Sebastian Roche, writes:

"The Taliban are the lowest life form known to man BBC - Indian diarist Sushmita Banerjee shot dead in Afghanistan."

To which the overzealous Ron Banerjee responds:

"Serves her right for marrying a Muslim. A Hindu whore who weds a Muzzie deserves what she gets."

 

Ron Banerjee justifies Sushmita's murder by suggesting that her death was "deserved" for simply wedding a Muslim man. Ron Banerjee's vile language is hurtful to say the least, but also incredibly bigoted for someone who claims to be a cultured, Canadian citizen. What we discover is that Ron Banerjee is an uncouth personality who deserves to be rebuked by his fellow Canadians for his lowly character. Ron Banerjee has on occasion been caught in espousing a superiority complex towards Muslims, such as when he outright said "But I'm a Hindu, so I'm superior" at one anti-Islam rally. Canadians, beware of this man and his folly: do not let him destroy the nation's cherished social mosaic.

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The Rationalizer: A Refutation By Hafiz Chuck Connors

If you happen to be a regular on internet apologetics you must have at one point in time come across "The Rationalizer". He has an entire channel and blog dedicated to providing "evidences that disprove Islam" as the ultimate truth. He cites sources and does his best to conjure up arguments against the faith, with unreserved ostentation. Online Muslim apologists have waited for someone to come along and debunk the pretentious charlatan, and the wait, is finally over. A Hafiz, or one who has committed the entire Qur'an to memory, and astrophysicist  by the name of Chuck Connors has recently published a video that sheds lights on The Rationalizer's fallacies and ignorance: