As I stated in by previous post , I have been watching
Big Brother on my computer and while the programme
is moronic on one level it is also fascinating in another way.
I had thought before watching it that it would be 'fixed' in
the sense that everyone would be playing to the camera and
as a result one would not really get to know the true
nature of the participants but I was quite wrong about this.
Jermaine is a case in point. The image he projects is of
a spiritual type of man....quite and introspectrive ..... Most
of his fellow inmates regard him as a 'good' man......they speak
of him as good and spiritual ....
But he is a muslim who finds nothing wrong in spending
his time in Saudi ..... 'he has a low (low being the right word)
opinion of most of the other people and is very aware of 'class'
and is not shy about expressing his opinion to the effect
that some of the participants are a lesser breed .....
'As I have said , he is a muslim so this kind of
profoundly immoral view of others as 'less' and 'different'
is nothing suprising..
He is a repulsive person.
But to be fair he is not the only one...there is an Indian lady
...I think she's Indian ...who has SERVANTS...and when she
refers to them its is in a certain tone of voice....
and of course there is the american actor who is in favour
of the death penalty....
But of the lot its Jermaine who stands out.
A muslim .......and for anyone who takes the trouble
of actually listening to what the man say's .........he is
a muslim who belives himself to be morally superior
to many of his fellow human beings.