Rage Boy? or Photo-Shop Boy? (Liars)

You Think They Lied?

You're Right! And Here's Proof

What kind of people have to "doctor" pictures and photos, using Photo Shop, to go along with their "doctored" stories about Islam and the Muslims?

Good Question...

We have all seen the photos of the young Muslim man with signs and slogans declaring "Jihad" and "Shari'ah Forever" and "We Hate Freedom" -- Or have we?

What did we really "see"?

Take a look for yourself.

His name is Shakeel Ahmad Bhat. But he was nicknamed by the western press and blogers, as Islamic Rage Boy.

He was born in Kashmi in 1978. He has always felt a strong commitment to speak out (strongly) against things which he finds evil, immoral and oppressive especially to minorities.

His image is all over the Internet, on Youtube, Facebook, Google and the general media.

But the photographs we see do not really depict the real image of this man at all.

His face has been on photographs on the front pages of many newspapers and has become a cult figure on the Internet. He has been featured in newspapers such as the Times of India, Middle East Times, France 24, and The Sunday Mail.

Maybe you remember him more like this photo (shop):

or worse. . .

Maybe even worse  . .

Or worse . . .

Now take a look at these . . .

He has been "photo-shopped" even more - Take another look:

Here is the story from WIickipedia - -

His name is Shakeel Ahmad Bhat.

He was born into a Sufi family in Kashmir, India. At the age of ten he became a school dropout because he had problems learning to read and write. Around 1990, Bhat claims, during a raid on his home, Indian police threw his sister Shareefa out of an upstairs window; she broke her spine and died from her injuries four years later.

At the age of 13 he joined a pro-Pakistan jihadist group and was a militant from 1991 to 1994. He claims he was not a good militant and has never killed anybody.

He lives in Kashmir, India, where he is often seen participating in demonstrations. Due to his angry look, he is often photographed by journalists. He took part in protests against the Indian Army, Israel, Pope Benedict, Salman Rushdie, and the Muhammed cartoons. After dropping out of school, he became a militant fighting against Indian forces in Kashmir. He was captured and spent three years in prison. He claims that he has been detained almost 300 times since 1997.

Bhat has said, "I want to marry a Non-Muslim woman and convert her to Islam." When asked why, he replied, "I have been told that if I can convince a non-Muslim woman to marry me, but not convert her by force, then there will be a place for me in heaven."

As icon

The term "Islamic Rage Boy" was first used in September 2006. Using Bhat as inspiration, The Nose On Your Face created an illustrated, prototypical Islamic Rage Boy who has sung in satirical videos, offered guidance to other Muslims via an advice column, and dispensed an exaggerated, extremist form of Islamic justice where ever he goes.

Bhat, and Islamic Rage Boy, were discussed by members of The Nose On Your Face on the BBC several times in July 2007.

He was featured in numerous blogs and articles by Christopher Hitchens, Robert Spencer, Kathleen Parker, Michelle Malkin, and others. On various blogs, he was photoshopped as Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler or as an opera singer.

His picture has also been printed on T-Shirts, posters, mouse-pads and beer mugs.

When he was shown a photo-shopped image that appeared in the internet, of his face superimposed on a pig, he reacted: "I surely get hurt when I see these pictures. This is terrorism for me. The people who do this are showing their own culture, so why do they tell us that we are uncivilized?"

OK. So if they lied with the photos and pictures - then what other lies have them promoted with pictures of bombs going off? Or "photos" of women being beaten or stoned to death?

Actually, we did have someone look at the one of a lady supposedly being stoned while half way up to her waist in the sand - ALL PHOTO SHOPPED.

By the way, we thought as long as they are doing it, we might as well have a shot at it too.

Take a look what we came up with - - LOL

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