Baha’is, the Bomb, & Censorship: One Individual’s Criticism

Please Note: We don’t care what religion you follow — or whether you follow one — and whatever you believe we hope you find peace with it. However, here is what one of the critics of the Bahais says, and it does not help your cause to censor people on this website, or employ unequal standards for criticizing religions particularly when only one religious-group has provided money to the website. The issue for us is free speech – not religion. Believe any faith you want, but the criticism is reprinted because it is important for you to read. Obviously, comments here are a moot point because we already know comments are selectively allowed, edited and often erased. Comment or say nothing at all, but we will not pretend that everyone had access to this website to give their input. The quote:

“Pretending the Baha’is are an innocent and harmless ‘religion’ no longer is credible [because] the Baha’is fund a website that openly features articles that promote military action against Iran including the use of nuclear weapons against Iran while the site they give money to consistently bans and blocks others – There is no greater wrong against the Iranian people than this. Clearly the problems the Baha’is have in Iran is not simply a case of ‘human rights violations,’ or ‘persecution,’ as they claim, and through their own conduct they have only confirmed what people have been saying about their group all along. I don’t even need to see evidence of ‘Bahai collusion with the British’ or to consider anything else to reach this conclusion. For me to now believe the Baha’is pity-claims and marketing slogans defies common sense and the weight of facts including content that they have paid for and produced that people can see with their own eyes. The use of Baha’i-dollars has not only gone towards supporting a website that war-mongers against the Iranian people, but also one that includes a pattern of non-stop hate speech against Muslims of every stripe, color, sect, and background, including ones that neither make policies towards the Baha’is nor have interacted with them because of the geographical isolation. To the Baha’is it also doesn’t seem to make a difference to them that Muslims are one of the most populous and diverse faiths because the Baha’is, like many of their Zionist patrons, willingly give dollars to defame and humiliate all Muslims. I say let the Baha’is have their fun, but now that the facts are clear let them also abandon any hopes of returning to Iran: Iranians don’t want people like this around any more than they want to cozy-up to Saddam Hussein or Bin Laden. There is a clear distinction for me between a ‘religion’ and a political group that war-mongers against 80 million of my people and nation to gain the “right” to proselytize their beliefs (or whatever it is they think they are accomplishing). Henceforth the Bahai’s are personae non gratae (unwelcome persons) and the U.N., Hillary Clinton, or whoever doesn’t like it can go to Halifax. Their time will be better spent trying to convince the Vatican that it is committing a ‘human rights’ violation by discriminating against practitioners of witchcraft.”

Baha’is, the Bomb, & Censorship: One Individual’s Criticism

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