Italian Akhoond

Abbas Di Palma, Presidente dell'Associazione Islamica Imam Mahdi in Rome

09-Dec-2011
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maziar 58

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by maziar 58 on

vaffancul* Indeed.

funny he said : noi italiani (us Italian).

di palma...a tua sorella.

Maziar


JahanKhalili

It seems that...

by JahanKhalili on

Because of the international aspirations of the Islamic Revolution, they have a soft spot for foreigners.

Iranians who went back to Iran to serve with genuine self-sacrifice and who loved their country but who didn't behave like perfect little servants towards the nutcase revolutionaries, got the short end of the stick.

But one foreigner who might not even live in Iran, but smiles at them gets all their appreciation. 

... like that Casius Clay.

It seems that some idiots in the IRI paid him to come visit Iran. 


JahanKhalili

No one has any business...

by JahanKhalili on

... converting Westerners to Islam.

Muslims have no business doing this because first of all they don't allow Christians to come into their countries and to proselytize.

Second of all they have no business cashing in on the destruction of the West, while it is at its weakest point, and is unable to defend its own religion, culture and ethinic identity against those of others, due to the prevalent political atmosphere.

Muslims who convert Westerners to Islam are like a bunch of vultures. 


Disenchanted

"Ziaarat Aashoora" in Italian!

by Disenchanted on

 

        Please let me know where can I find a copy! :-)


JahanKhalili

The guy is a traitor to his own nation and culture

by JahanKhalili on

I understand that Italy - like other places in Europe - is overrun with non-European immigrants, and is losing its culture and traditions, too.

By the turn of the century, many formerly white nations will have a non-white majority, and will essentially be turned into a diferent country.

And then at a time like that, this guy goes and abandons his own country and culture for another.

He has no business doing that.

Italian children who are growing up a few generations for now and who probably find themselves a minority in the country of their own ancestors, will ask what the Italians of today were doing. 

If any of us are alive, we should tell them about this guy.


jasonrobardas

The Italian Mullah

by jasonrobardas on

who strongly believes in the flying spaghetti monster!!!


Faramarz

Spaghetti Shia!

by Faramarz on

Vaffancul* Tony Boloney!


rtayebi1

Damn

by rtayebi1 on

Now I can't pretend I am, an Italian either. Whats next????  Angola


Jahanshah Javid

Chianti Aziz :)

by Jahanshah Javid on

Red Wine Jan, I wouldn't be surprised if Di Palma is as popular as Smith in the U.S. or Mohammadi in Iran. The combination of Abbas+Di Palma-Italy-Shia-Akhoond is so absurd... :)


Roozbeh_Gilani

Al Mamma Mia!

by Roozbeh_Gilani on

 Little surprises here. After all this is the country which presented the humanity with Mafia.

Thanks to Fred for providing us with "educational credentials" of this latest convert to shiat Islam. The "islamic college of London", I have difficulty in pin pointing on the map. Would it happen to be located at one of the Islamist regime's since closed down  London Embassy back rooms?

"Personal business must yield to collective interest."


JahanKhalili

If find it extremely hypocritical

by JahanKhalili on

That Iran is showcasing this guy, while it would execute any Iranian for going and becoming a pastor or minister of a church.


JahanKhalili

Where does this guy live? In Italy or in Iran?

by JahanKhalili on

I'm just curious.


Red Wine

...

by Red Wine on

جهانشاه جانِ عزیز،بسیاری از مردمانِ ایتالیا با این نامِ خانوادگی شناخته میشوند.همینطور مناطقی زیاد در این کشور به این نام شناخته میشوند.یکی‌ از آنها در جزیره‌ سیسیل هست که منطقه بسیار زیبا است و توریسم در آن رواج دارد.


Jahanshah Javid

Di Palma?

by Jahanshah Javid on

That has to be the funniest name I've heard in a long time. He's the last thing I would associate "Di Palma" with :)))


Fred

حجت الاسلام عباس آقا دی پالما

Fred