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Re: Iraqi Ayatollah Sistani’s Web site hacked

believer — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:42:17 -0000

go 2 hell piece of sh*t, u shudnt hav sed dat.
but ull learn in hell

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believer — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:38:41 -0000

u idiot go 2 hell.
u wil repent this in hell.
u racist people will learn and burn in hell.

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believer — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:36:14 -0000

who eva is this group xp they r sure 2 go 2 hell.
i hate it wen people lik this post stupid things like this.
ayotullah sistani is a well respected man and everything he sed was correct.
bill maher will b punished on judgement day.

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:) — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 15:00:51 -0000

these people in the video shall burn severely in hell
and probably in this world aswell :-) (inshallah)

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T$ — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 23:10:52 -0000

i hate it when muslims say stuff like all jews must die. the reality is that we muslims have absolutely no problems with jews. it is just some racist, mad at the world, people who give muslims a bad name. the world today is just millions of millions of ignorant people who do not realize that they are not educated.im a college student so i have a lot of lab reports so i make EDUCATED guesses to start my lab. no one makes educated guesses anymore they just make guesses. why cant we all just get along?? ill tell u y. it is becuz no one has any manner or fear of g*d. if people had this fear then they wouldnt publicly make fun of an individual whether it be a person or leader. i am so sick of this sh*t. i get so mad and i then just try to better myself as a human being of the world. i wish we would all get along but i guess there is too much greed, ego, and much more problems in the world. everyone has lost touch of why we are here in this world. are we here to make fun of each other and kill each other.NOOO!!!. when i are we going to wake up and REALIZE what we are doing and what we are getting out of it. i know i have written alot but i had to get this off my chest. thanx. may g*d help everyone. peace.

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T$ — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 22:52:29 -0000

the world will never open its eyes and see the world for what it is. we have people who dont know anything about islam talking bad about it. it is pure ignorance. who the hell is bill maher to make fun of something he doesnt even know about. but i guess this is the world we live in today where people will do anything to get a laugh and to make money.
i just wanted to add that i see the others side of this too. we also have muslims in the world who shoot themselves in the foot by retaliating in a wrongful manner. but this in no means gives others to make fun of a well respected religous leader. i bet you if the pope was getting made fun of by a muslim guy then it would be a totally different story. i myself am a shia muslim and i am saddened by what i just heard. i am so disappointed in the world amd what it has become. peace.

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ur father — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 04:51:00 -0000

fuck u .. u motha fucka.. u will surely see urself in hell soon.. Amen

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lola — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 05:26:31 -0000

fuck you all if you dont knw anything about islam dont cont talk
your going all to hill & u will see !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

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azo ali — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 14:51:09 -0000

fuck sistani

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Aswad Al-Saleh — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 18:19:10 -0000

can not believe pigs would curse, and talk bad about this Imam. American people are the worst in the world. thank Allah the jews will all soon be dead. Alhamdulilaah.

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houliml — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 08:43:26 -0000

fuck you

Re: Iraqi Ayatollah Sistani’s Web site hacked

(not that) Anonymous — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 15:15:54 -0000

4chan.org is a "denizen of Internet culture mavens"? Reallyizen? Isizen itizen?

Re: Iraqi Ayatollah Sistani’s Web site hacked

Nylund — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:19:42 -0000

As Salman Rushdie and a certain Danish cartoonist can attest to, its best not to offend powerful Muslims using the mass media. I'd think the Maher camp would be smart enough to know this. I think the chances of a violent reaction (as in the case of Rushdie and the cartoon) are slight, but if it does happen, what chance is there for peace in the Middle East if website pranks can create violent outbursts?

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Shade Tail — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 13:22:42 -0000

A guerrilla marketing stunt for Maher's "Religulous"? That's a strong contender for the "Stupid Statement of the Day" award. Seriously, give me a break. Why would Maher or his people market his movie by hacking into an Iranian web site and posting a brief Real Time clip? In a country where "Religulous" will almost certainly not be playing, no less. Theorizing that Maher is involved in this just because a piece of his show is used in the video is asinine.

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Andy — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 11:18:42 -0000

oh horseshit!

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Juno Saturnalia — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 09:55:30 -0000

Don't underestimate the possibility of Karl Rove being involved in Palin's account being compromised. This is a tactic he has used before to his advantage. Noticed how it shifts Palin from being a suspect of illegal activity to being a victim (of hackers?) How convenient!

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m forga — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 09:24:47 -0000

She refused to turn over 1100 emails in a F.O.I.A. stating they are of a personal nature, when they are not. That's a federal crime. It's a pre-meditated crime,which to commit the crime of illegally shielding government documents is why she was using the account in the first place. Moreover the Attorney Generals Office of the great state of Alaska just issued an opinion that if government documents are in a private e-mail account,the State has the right to review them, that they must be saved for three years, and that to destroy (delete) them is a crime.In my opinion, Palin or someone in her employment (McCorkell? Having a P.I. background & couldn't resist giving herself 2 min. of fame)done this as an excuse to delete and/or discredit the account.I believe the trail will lead back to them if it's followed in a prudent manner. Do we have a sloppy hacker or a smart and devious hacker. If the I.P. addy matches the kid in question yet it doesn't add up a program like netbus or back orifice with a built in wiping routine should be considered. These are common names for a trojan jacker that a hacker can take over your computer use it without you knowing it,then attack others with your computer address.It turns your computer into a proxy..after the deed is done it can erase itself and fill in where it was with random bytes. Anyone can download these programs off the net in a matter of three minutes..Remember M.O.M. (means,opportunity,& motive)Who really has all three? Palin...Let us not forget the bug Karl Rove found in his Texas office and the WHOLE story behind that!! What, you don't know what I'm talking about? Well then just shut-up and go back to sleep America.

Re: Iraqi Ayatollah Sistani’s Web site hacked

ahmad — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 04:10:34 -0000

those hackers are racist to the humanity
they do not want other people know about ahlul bayet
they are criminals
imam sistani is pioet and very respected person among million muslim people

Re: Iraqi Ayatollah Sistani’s Web site hacked

Hilary Smith — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 02:17:46 -0000

I'm sure Palin's hacker will never be heard from again. They'll take him right out of his bed, throw him in some dungeon. Clearly he's a terrorist, right America?