Allah Akbar and the world is big, and so is the economy of the world, so one man may like the imam and another may only come to the mosque to catch a glimpse of the eyes of the imam's daughter from beyond the Niqab. The latter may seem like he is singing a Na't litany, when he is in fact humming Ahmad Zahir and as he is begging for the permission to mine for gold, he is actually keeping his fingers crossed and has no intention at all of ever going underground, because there is enough "gold" to be made by speculating in the stock of "Roşia Montană Gold Corporation" listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, even though there are other voices claiming that the gold is just a pretense and that the interest lies with wolfram, which would mean that either way, there may be some mining made. All of this makes the whole Roşia Montană affair just a charade within a charade and even though it is constantly growing, the visitor in the mosque may end up knowing the Quran and the Sunna so well, that he may end up being elected as imam replacing the girl's father.

(Fake quote from the Quetta Shura documents)

The issue of speculation on the stock of "Roşia Montană Gold Corporation" on the Toronto Stock Exchange is five years old, even though the issue of large-scale scams is more than 125 years old; sometime around 2007, Allen Hill, the president of "Gabriel Resources" and of the subsidiary of "Roşia Montană Gold Corporation" (RMGC), countered the objections made by the Romanian branch of the Soros foundation, concerning the harmfulness (cultural as well as ecological) of the mining project, saying that George Soros was an important shareholder of Newmont Mining (author's note: a company from Denver in which Soros became a shareholder in 1993), which at the time owned 19% of Gabriel Resources.

Soros replied that the Foundation was independent and that he wasn't