Donald Trump يكـــره المسلمين لأنهم قتلوا المسيح (عليه السلام) !

Quote: فكيف لا ينشر إلا في جريدة تابلويد مثل هارولد المسائية التي تعتمد الإثارة ارخيصة؟ لا سى ان ان لا بى بى سى لا اى بى سى لا فوكس فايف.. لا نيويورك تايمز لا واشنطون تايمز.. لا سى بى أس.. يا اخ ادم اياك وضنب الككو

Quote: الكلام دا اخطر من كل ما قاله عن المسلمين والمكاسيك.. فكيف لا ينشر إلا في جريدة تابلويد مثل هارولد المسائية التي تعتمد الإثارة ارخيصة؟

Quote: كأنه لا يعلم ان الإسلام جاء بعد 700 سنة من المسيح

Quote: سؤال تانى مكرر.. وكل المحطات الان تترصد اى هفوة من ترامب في جو الانتخابات المحموم هذا، فلماذا لم يظهر هذا الخبر (كما تسميه) في سى ان ان

Quote: Rumours are being passed across social media that asserts Republican presidential candidate Donal Trump has claimed that he has not forgiven Muslims for killing Jesus. The rumours are tracing back to a website called EveningHarold.com – their article reads in part – Easter is a time for remembering that Muslims killed Jesus, according to Donald Trump. “People ask me why I don’t like Muslims, and I say ‘duh’, it’s because they nailed Jesus to the cross with those Muslamic nails of theirs. Page 545 of the Bible I think it is, there in black and white, Muhammad Pilate and his henchmen killing Jesus.” “I don’t hear other candidates reminding Americans that Muslims killed Jesus. Is this yet another thing Hillary has conveniently forgotten؟ Lyin’ Ted Cruz says he’s a Bible man but he hasn’t mentioned it either – has he even read page 545؟؟” Despite the claims, the article is not real at all. The quotes have been entirely made up. Such asinine remarks from a leading presidential candidate would inevitably gain plenty of mainstream media attention, especially considering Trump has not shortage of people who would not like to see him enter the White House. As it turns out, the Evening Harold, who originally published the article, is just a parody website. They have a disclaimer saying as much – sort of – on their About section – All characters featured in the Evening Harold are entirely fictitious, and any similarities to anyone living or dead are purely coincidental.** Frankly, if you can’t figure out the difference between real and imaginary this site is probably a bad idea for you, and it might be a good idea to write that down. However many people have fallen for the story and have shared it online, despite not being true at all. Given that the Evening Harold is not a legitimate news source, we do not recommend posting links to their fake articles.