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Am 13.04.2013 23:36, schrieb Nick:
> On Apr 7, 8:12 pm, AlfaMS <Alf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Am 05.04.2013 22:59, schrieb Enzo Matrix:
>>
>>> ROFL
>>
>>> I bet he doesn't sing about dogs any more either.
>>
>>> As for being a peaceful man...   he was one of the ones who was publicly
>>> calling for Salman Rushdie to be killed.
>>
>> Converting can be a difficult thing, and in quite a few cases it seems
>> to lead to very radical views on what was before. In many cases this
>> gets milder in the course of time, but obviously not with "Mr. Peace
>> Train" - at least I did not hear an uttered, or read a written "I am
>> sorry for supporting the killing of a human being" anywhere. He may well
>> have sort of mellowed down, but he should plainly say so IMHO.
>> Radical views are however not only common to Islam - Roman Catholicism,
>> Anglicanism, and other "western" religions had their part of this too
>> over the past few centuries, not to mention "agnostic countries" like
>> the USSR, and not ending the list with China.
>> :(
>
> and like Gerry Adams of the IRA "renouncing violence" Cat remoucing
> Fatwas may have lead to a Fatwa for Cat, but that's academic!
>
> A Muslim on aeu say Fatwas are only a religious opinion and do not
> name folk.
>
> Cat should explain and IIRC he *does* sing I Love My Dog, lol.
>
> Saw Cat at the Southampton Guildhall in 1972, he refused to sing
> Matthew & Son and said a rude word.

People do change, and so I suppose does Mr. Stevens over the years. As a 
matter of fact I like his early music a lot. I did not understand his 
change in believe, but then that is his sole, and private matter.

I for one would rather remember him by the songs I came to like. 
Political Talk does not help.