ive been wondering do u think the deaths of all those celebs might not have benn coincedence such as a ritual sacrifice ?

Hey brother, I just had a thought. I believe it was in one of your 13 Masonic Secrets videos that said that the letter G in the Mason's symbol (of the compass and square) stood for Gate. Well I just realized that the G8 summit if pronunciated according to the sound of the letter and number would be pronounced Gate. If my theory is correct, then the last G8 summit something big in world of politics.

Nice work!. it was an interesting Doc. part 10 was taken down by fox. so i wasn't able to watch that part :( let me know when you fix that please. Thank you.

The animatrix has checkerboards throughout it as well. they appear in the background when characters are searching for the truth. As far as what is to come, well.. Those who are for the agenda put everything you need to know in front of everyone's face already, just look. I have yet to read any major religious text.

@ khamsafiainik

1 - I'm not sure what you are saying or talking about with regards to the christians you met or what that has to do with the points i brought up, but i just pointed out how the verses you yourself quoted from the Quran have a different meaning from what you implied, and had very little or nothing to do with how you were applying them to my words. Why would one need to create their own wup in order to expose or criticize or warn others against the current wup? The main body of the Muslims is ahul sunnah wal jammah (differences within it not withstanding). Is that not enough?

2 - People indeed are ultimately responsible for themselves, but one of our personal responsibilities is in relation to one another - and that includes guiding others, correcting others, teaching others, exposing others, and/or fighting others. none of us are an island unto our self! exposing hypocrisy, shirk, and deviance (so long as we bring our evidence) is among the best of deeds and a fulfillment of our personal responsibility to our Creator. and Allah knows best.

@LONEWOLF

so one needs to read any verse from the Quran in its proper historical context, in relation to when it was revealed in the story of Islam, and the accompanying hadiths I absolutely agree, but we need to do everytime, and not only when it suits us.
The two most valuable people Ive ever met are Christians. And they did many for Muslims

I didnt try to convince you that you are wrong. Make your own WUP (Im not a member) and propose a real alternative if this project doesnt suit you instead of criticizing.
And if you are right, know that Allah is the true judge
Salam

Ps: I will not answer to you in the future. Its just only because I believe that people are responsible of themselves.

Aisha bint Abu Bakr was 9. Your prophet is a pedophile, enjoy your butt-sex with a pig in hell

@khamsafiainik

1 - w'salam. to begin with - those two Quranic verses you quoted have nothing to do with what I am saying.

Quran 6:156 reads "As for those who divide their religion and break up into sects, thou hast no part in them in the least: their affair is with Allah: He will in the end tell them the truth of all that they did."

according tafsir ibn Kathir (ra) - this verse was in regards to the jews and christians who divided up into sects, and so one needs to read any verse from the Quran in its proper historical context, in relation to when it was revealed in the story of Islam, and the accompanying hadiths (for they are the best explanation for the verse).

1.5 - even if we take this verse as is without looking at that, the implication is that we (those who not divide into sects or groups are not responsible for what they - the sectarians - do)! but what does that have to do with warning others of not joining such groups or exposing why a group or sect is misguided or polytheistic? rather, what could be a better deed written to our credit?