Hillary Perpetuates The Great Muslim ’1001 Inventions’ Myth

[Rick Ronsavelle]

Hillary Clinton launches 1001 Inventions in Los Angeles - YouTube

Hillary Clinton launches 1001 Inventions in Los Angeles - YouTube

Lying about raghead [sand negro] achievements to pave the way for multi-kulti:

When the Moors Ruled in Europe

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Join British historian Bettany Hughes as she examines a long-buried chapter of European history–the rise and fall of Islamic culture in what is now Spain and Portugal.

Although generations of Spanish rulers have tried to expunge this era from the historical record, recent archeology and scholarship now shed fresh light on the Moors who flourished in Al-Andalus for more than 700 years.

This fascinating documentary explodes old stereotypes and offers shocking new insights. You’ll discover the ingenious mathematics behind Granada’s dazzling Alhambra Palace, trace El Cid’s lineage to his Moorish roots, and learn how the Iberian population willingly converted to Islam in droves.

Through interviews with noted scholars, you’ll see how Moorish advances in mathematics, astronomy, art, and agriculture helped propel the West out of the Dark Ages and into the Renaissance. What emerges is a richly detailed portrait of a sensuous, inquisitive, and remarkably progressive Islamic culture in Christian Europe.

Watch the full documentary now:

When the Moors (Muslims) Ruled Europe: Documentary (full) - YouTube

When the Moors (Muslims) Ruled Europe: Documentary (full) - YouTube

The Myth of Islamic Inventions
by SHEIKYERMAMI on MAY 29, 2010

From Hizb ut Tahrir:

“If the evidence contradicts the Qur’an, the evidence must be regarded as false and rejected, because the Qur’an can not be in error”

Any ideology that rejects empirical observation is the natural antithesis of post enlightenment Western civilisation.

By Alan Robertson: the only Islamic inventions are the lies and the preposterous claims from Muslims:

Mohammedan Tokenism at the Science Museum

Ben Kingsley makes a fool of himself in this flick about the scientific heritage of “Muslim civilization”. The mini-movie, entitled 1001 Inventions and the Library of Secrets, accompanies a global touring exhibition that this currently open to the public at the Science Museum in London. The exhibition runs till 30th June 2010 and then goes on an international tour. Watch if you can bear it

By Alan Robertson — The current exhibition of “Muslim inventions” at the South Kensington science museum is an absurd example of deception, misrepresentation and falsification of history in order to appease the ever growing Third World colonisation of our country.

Under the title “1001 Inventions — discover the Muslim heritage in our world,” the exhibition claims to reveal all the contributions which Islam has made to civilisation.

Central to the exhibition is a model of a wooden water wheel. Please forgive the pun, but is this really so revolutionary?

Then there is a picture of a stone arch originating some 2000 years BC.

Sources show that the earliest known arches did originate in Mesopotamia, which would correspond to modern day Iraq, Syria and Turkey. However, since Islam did not arrive until 570 AD, this invention is not Muslim.

An interactive display allows viewers to browse other ancient inventions from the Muslim world.

Here you will see that coffee was apparently ‘invented’ by an Arab in the ninth century. Invented? Are they serious?

Carpets first appeared in Egypt, Mesopotamia, and the Middle East about 2000 BC but this is again pre-Islamic. In any case, how can carpets be an invention?

Welcome to the ass-backwards world of Islamic science, where reason and fact need not apply. Is Gravity ‘Shirk’? Does Mohammedanism defeat gravity?

Another exhibit is entitled “naming the stars.” Only, research tells us that the Arabs translated the original names for the stars from a well-known book by the Greek astrologer Ptolemy.

While the West has sent probes into deep space, are we supposed to marvel at the fact that Muslims merely renamed the stars?

In 852 AD, a Muslim holy man jumped from a tower wearing a billowy, large cloak and lived to tell the tale.

Also, in the ninth century, Abbas ibn Firnas attempted to fly using a wing frame attached to his arms, whereupon his back was seriously injured.

Muslims apparently invented the concept of the spherical earth in the ninth century. However, the earliest known records of the concept of a spherical Earth came from Pythagoras (500 BC), Aristotle (300 BC), and in 200 BC Eratosthenes made an estimate for the circumference of the Earth.

To accredit inventions to a religion is complete nonsense. Inventions are the result of ingenuity on the part of one or more people.

Do we concern ourselves with the religion of Robert Stevenson, Thomas Edison or James Watt? No. We remember what they did for science and human development.

What is distinctly lacking in the exhibition is any modern contribution whatsoever.

In fact, what have the Arabs invented lately? The answer is not much in the last one thousand years.

Let us consider relativity, quantum mechanics, microprocessors, the television… Do any of these things come from the Arabs, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Northern Africa or Turkey? No.

This is clearly a ’feel-good’ promotion of multiculturalism and nothing more. To advertise all over the southeast with posters proclaiming the wonder of Muslim inventions is an attempt to dull the revolutionary impulse.

Electricity, flight, motor transport and space exploration are all the result of Western endeavour.

It should never be forgotten that our forefathers in Great Britain invented many of the things that civilised the world.

In the nineteenth century, the invention of huge steam powered motors enabled us to pump fresh water to the cities, and about the same time, the sewers were developed.

The effects of our industrial revolution spread throughout Western Europe and North America during the nineteenth century, eventually affecting most of the world.

But today, many Islamic nations are stuck in the dark ages because of their corruption, religion and wars. Millions of people live in squalor with inadequate toilets and water.

The West patents hundreds of thousands of inventions a year whereas the entire Muslim world has only a handful in its entire history.

The reason for this is plain. Islam forbids creativity. It discourages resourcefulness and promotes strict observance of religion instead.

Britain has had the incredible talents of Shakespeare, Robert Burns, the Beatles and the comic geniuses of Rowan Atkinson and Monty Python. Our inventors and engineers include Faraday, Newton, Darwin and Brunel.

The first practical telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell.

Frank Whittle invented the jet engine, and where would we be without Alexander Fleming, who discovered Penicillin? Possibly nowhere.

The first stored programme electronic computer called EDSAC was invented in 1949 by academics at Cambridge University. Tim Berners-Lee proposed and developed the amazing world wide web in 1990 along with Robert Cailliau.

These are just a small handful of the British contributions.

The Science Museum is publicly funded — in other words, your money is being used to propagate these lies to the public in the name of diversity.

http://sheikyermami.com/2010/05/29/t...ic-inventions/

[Dan Smith]

Oh brother

[emilyrose]

muslim men are primitive beasts who still think it's 500 years ago. maybe they are winding their headrags a bit too tight?

[Mike in Denver]

I lived in Spain for more than two years in the 60's and 70's. I lived in Southern Spain, in Cadiz, in the heart of Andalucia. I'm not an expert in history, but I'm an engineer whose studies included architecture and civil engineering. The Moorish architecture outstrips European architecture, and by miles. It is more beautiful than any garish overblown over-decorated Medieval and Gothic architecture. It is as useful and efficient as the two thousand year old Roman engineering that also fills Spain, and for which I also have great respect.

Moorish Spain was more democratic, more refined, vastly more intellectual than Christian Spain. Cordoba (where I have been many times, mostly to enjoy the Moorish architecture,) and Toledo (only went through once, on a train) were centers of learning that scholars flocked to from all over Europe.

I can only guess, but since Christianity despises peasants and ordinary working people, and Islam does not, I wouldn't be surprised if I learned that the Reconquista was not supported by the ordinary Spaniard, but only by the Christian nobility and the jewish merchants.

Mike

And no, I'm not Muslin - pure Pagan.

[Frank Inrajb.]

Originally Posted by Mike in Denver

And no, I'm not Muslin - pure Pagan.

A Pagan who is in love with Muslims and denigrates his own Christian White kin... you really do see it all on this site.

You're pathetic. If Muslim Spain was so wonderful according to you, why don't you go to a place where they still practice that sort of "Islamic democracy/tolerance/love/learning"... I suggest Tunisia, Morocco or Algeria. Bonus points if you go to Pakistan instead.

[Randal Goode]

Originally Posted by Frank Inrajb.

A Pagan who is in love with Muslims and denigrates his own Christian White kin... you really do see it all on this site.

You're pathetic. If Muslim Spain was so wonderful according to you, why don't you go to a place where they still practice that sort of "Islamic democracy/tolerance/love/learning"... I suggest Tunisia, Morocco or Algeria. Bonus points if you go to Pakistan instead.

He is actually right, and, regardless if he knows it, it has nothing to do with the implications you, or Clinton or the article quoted by the OP, are charging. Joseph McCabe discussed this extensively.

(1) McCabe demonstrates at considerable length using primary documents of the time that this superiority over the West at the time was a direct result of our civilization succumbing for centuries to Christianity.

(2) McCabe points out repeatedly that it was NOT "Muslims," but agnostic, skeptical apostates of Islam. In other words, it was not Muslims; it was non-religious Moors who had rejected Islam.

I've always been surprised more WNs don't mention McCabe's work. He demolishes Christianity, especially Catholics. Revilo P. Oliver mentioned him and his work often. McCabe's book, History's Greatest Liars, for example, demonstrates the actual nuts and bolt mechanics of technique and method of how modern historians rewrote history beginning about the turn of the 20th century.

Here is one of Oliver's essays about McCabe and the book I am talking about.

http://www.revilo-oliver.com/news/19...-prostitution/

[Mike in Denver]

Originally Posted by Frank Inrajb.

...I suggest Tunisia, Morocco or Algeria. ...

Funny you should mention this. I've never been to Tunisia, but I've traveled in Egypt, Algeria, and many times in Morocco. I even went to Morocco in 1972 and rented an apartment with a girl friend and lived there for a few months.

Great place Morocco...people are excellent, friendly, honest. They've taken hospitality to a high level. Food is great too. Moroccans are not perfect...they are far too tolerant of the jew...that is, those whom you Christians worship.

Mike

[Mike in Denver]

Originally Posted by Randal Goode

...it was not Muslims; it was non-religious Moors who had rejected Islam. ...

Actually I knew this. In fact, one of the reasons that the Moors in Spain became too weak to successfully defend their lands in Iberia was that they were constantly having to fend off attacks, both political and even physical, from the Islamic theocrats in North Africa.

Mike

[ELF]

You know it's sad that most of the Sleeping Snow Whites will actualy beileve this bullshit, God what the hell has happened to our race, before the 60's as far as I can tell if this cunt Hitlery tried feeding whites this bullshit she would have been locked away at loony bin as a menace to herself and the general public.

[Joe_Smith]

Originally Posted by Mike in Denver

I lived in Spain for more than two years in the 60's and 70's. I lived in Southern Spain, in Cadiz, in the heart of Andalucia. I'm not an expert in history, but I'm an engineer whose studies included architecture and civil engineering. The Moorish architecture outstrips European architecture, and by miles. It is more beautiful than any garish overblown over-decorated Medieval and Gothic architecture. It is as useful and efficient as the two thousand year old Roman engineering that also fills Spain, and for which I also have great respect.

Moorish Spain was more democratic, more refined, vastly more intellectual than Christian Spain. Cordoba (where I have been many times, mostly to enjoy the Moorish architecture,) and Toledo (only went through once, on a train) were centers of learning that scholars flocked to from all over Europe.

I can only guess, but since Christianity despises peasants and ordinary working people, and Islam does not, I wouldn't be surprised if I learned that the Reconquista was not supported by the ordinary Spaniard, but only by the Christian nobility and the jewish merchants.

Mike

And no, I'm not Muslin - pure Pagan.

I think you are painting a bit too rosey of a picture of the Moor occupation. IF you were a typical Christian Spaniard, life was pretty lousy, and the Moors tolerated and encouraged Jewish predators to have a monopoly on trade routes and white slavery.

The "Moors" by and large in Spain were native Spaniards who converted to Islam. Not to mention, in those times, the Moors were not really negroid and Arabized, North Africa used to be populated by people similar to Mediterraneans. It was later on that they become more mixed up like they are today.