From: tcmay@got.net (Timothy C. May)
Date: Wed, 14 Feb 1996 17:16:24 +0800
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: Re: Online Zakat Payment: Religious tithe.
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At 10:07 PM 2/12/96, Steven C. Perkins wrote:
>Cyber-Anarchists aren't the only ones who can use the Net.
>
>>--- Forwarded message follows ---
>>From: zakat@dircon.co.uk (Sohail Mohammed)
>>Subject: Online Zakat Payment
...
>>Zakat collection and distribution is not a free-enterprise do-it-yourself
>>project. Khalifa AbuBakr (RA) went to war against those people who did
                                ^^^^^^^^^^^
>>not want to pay Zakat to the central authority and who instead wanted to
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>do it 'their-way'.

I think it safe to say the ragheads want their taxes (= "Zakat") collected,
and they will block any schemes which attempt to bypass their tax
collectors. They are enemies of Cypherpunks, but then we all knew that a
long time ago.

>>The long term strategy is that we Muslims need a major presence in
>>cyberspace. This would include intelligent agents (robots, sheriffs,)
>>roaming cyberspace collecting Zakat funds and Jihad funds and doing other
>>things we can't yet imagaine. Islamic Gateway http://www.ummah.org.uk

Yes, such as collecting funds to send to Jim Bell to arrange for the
assassination of Salman Rushdie.

Once again, the gutter religion of Islam reveals the derangement of its
so-called Prophet.

The world really needs to get around to nuking these folks.

--Tim May


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