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Residents Angered by Group’s Distribution of Korans

July 2nd, 2008 . by Robert

Found at Fox News

Some Houston residents are upset after Korans were left on the doorsteps of hundreds of homes in their neighborhood as part of a campaign to educate people about Islam.

Residents of Braes Timbers in southwest Houston began finding the holy books two weeks ago, MyFOXHouston.com reported. The Korans came with a note saying they had been left by the Book of Signs Foundation, which claims to have distributed 30,000 free copies of the texts to residents throughout the city.

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“If we went into a Muslim country and left a Bible, we would be in prison and then decapitated a few years later,” Sue Ann Pieri, a resident who chose not to destroy the book, as other neighbors did, told MyFOXHouston.com.

The foundation, which left the books on doormats or hanging from doorknobs, said in a note accompanying the Koran that “rather than judging Islam and Muslims by the actions of a few, we want our fellow citizens to judge us by the book that influences and guides the lives of over 1 billion Muslims.”

Tarick Hussein, the president of Houston’s Council on American-Islamic Relations, told the station he believes the Book of Signs Foundation wants to educate non-Muslims about the religion.

He told MyFOXHouston.com: “This is a very peaceful way of conveying a message.”

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I think the Muslim community should be very careful about where they place that cult manual. In Houston, or anywhere else they might find it shoved in a very tight space in a hurry.

Exactly what part of the Quran are the people of Houston supposed to read? do they have a bomb making chapter in there? Is there a “How to fashion a vest full of ball bearings” chapter?

A lot of us know all we need to know about the Quran, we have researched, we have heard the Imams and we have heard the clerics and MOST of us see the news….

No thanks Muslims I’ll stay with my current religion and thanks for the book, I need something to keep my workbench from wobbling.

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Another Issue with Islam

June 28th, 2008 . by Robert

Some of us bloggers have researched the religion of peace, we have looked into exactly what causes Islam to be such a violent religion among the claims that it isn’t.

We watch and listen to all the reports of beheadings and attacks all in the name of Allah and Muhammad.

We have seen the barbarism first hand, and we have seen the backwards thinking Islamic scholars try to cast doubt and deflect blame for all of the typical Muslim atrocities.

A lot of us refer to Muhaamad as a pedophile and often when discussing our anger with Muslims we refer to Islam as a Pedo-worshiping religion. Well folks here is the proof.

The Video is titled:

Dr. Ahmad Al-Mub’i, a Saudi Marriage Officiant: It Is Allowed to Marry a Girl at the Age of One, If Sex Is Postponed. The Prophet Muhammad, Whose Model We Follow, Married ‘Aisha When She Was Six and Had Sex with Her When She Was Nine”

The Transcript of the video:

Dr. Ahmad Al-Mub’i, a Saudi Marriage Officiant: It Is Allowed to Marry a Girl at the Age of One, If Sex Is Postponed. The Prophet Muhammad, Whose Model We Follow, Married ‘Aisha When She Was Six and Had Sex with Her When She Was Nine

Following are excerpts from an interview with Dr. Ahmad Al-Mu’bi, a Saudi marriage officiant, which aired on LBC TV on June 19, 2008:

Dr. Ahmad Al-Mu’bi: Marriage is actually two things: First we are talking about the marriage contract itself. This is one thing, while consummating the marriage – having sex with the wife for the first time – is another thing. There is no minimal age for entering marriage. You can have a marriage contract even with a one-year-old girl, not to mention a girl of nine, seven, or eight. This is merely a contract [indicating] consent. The guardian in such a case must be the father, because the father’s opinion is obligatory. Thus, the girl becomes a wife… But is the girl ready for sex or not? What is the appropriate age for having sex for the first time? This varies according to environment and traditions. In Yemen, girls are married off at nine, ten, eleven, eight, or thirteen, while in other countries, they are married off at 16. Some countries have legislated laws forbidding having sex before the girl is eighteen.

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The Prophet Muhammad is the model we follow. He took ‘Aisha to be his wife when she was six, but he had sex with her only when she was nine.

Interviewer: When she was six…

Dr. Ahmad Al-Mu’bi: He married her at the age of six, and he consummated the marriage, by having sex with her for the first time, when she was nine. We consider the Prophet Muhammad to be our model.

Interviewer: My question to you is whether the marriage of a 12-year-old boy with an 11-year-old girl is a logical marriage, which is permitted by Islamic law.

Dr. Ahmad Al-Mu’bi: If the guardian is the father… There are two different types of guardianship. If the guardian is the father, and he marries his daughter off to a man of appropriate standing, the marriage is obviously valid.

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People find themselves in all kinds of circumstances. Take, for example, a man who has two, three, or four daughters. He does not have any wives, but he needs to go on a trip. Isn’t it better to marry his daughter to a man, who will protect and sustain her, and when she reaches the proper age, he will have sex with her? Who says all men are ferocious wolves?

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The reason I post this, the reason WE need to understand this is:  This is the ISLAM that is trying to dominate the earth, the ISLAM that is behind the attacks on 9-11 and every other attack since the early 70’s….

If this Islam is the way to heaven, I will be left behind and be glad for it.

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U.N.: Iran May Be Hiding Nuke Evidence.

May 27th, 2008 . by Robert

Uh NO SHIT!

VIENNA, Austria — Iran may be withholding information needed to establish whether it tried to make nuclear arms, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Monday in an unusually strongly worded report.

The tone of the language suggesting Tehran continues to stonewall the U.N. nuclear monitor revealed a glimpse of the frustration felt by agency investigators stymied in their attempts to gain full answers to suspicious aspects of Iran’s past nuclear activities.

A senior U.N. official familiar with the investigation into Iran’s nuclear program said none of the dozens of agency reports issued in that context had ever been as plain spoken in calling Tehran to task for not being forthright. He agreed to discuss the report only if granted anonymity because he was not authorized to comment to the media.

Iran has described its cooperation with the agency’s probe as positive, suggesting it was providing information requested by agency officials.

Ali Ashgar Soltanieh, Iran’s chief delegate to the IAEA, said as much again Monday, telling The Associated Press that the report described “the peaceful nature of our nuclear actions.”

“The Americans failed … in shameful attempts” to co-opt the agency into delivering anti-Iranian findings, he said.

I think this is ridiculous, it doesn’t matter what Iran does, the USA’s credibility is shot, so expecting anything from our leaders to derail this action by Iran is a waste of energy.

Luckily when Obama walks into the Whitehouse he will immediately open lines of communication with Iran and everything will be rosy. (/sarcasm)

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Cartoonist arrested for ‘insulting people’

May 16th, 2008 . by TexasFred

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - A Dutch political cartoonist was arrested this week on suspicion of insulting people because of their race or religion through his work, authorities said Friday.

The cartoonist, who works under the pseudonym Gregorius Nekschot, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of violating hate speech laws and held overnight before being released, a spokeswoman for his publisher Uitgeverij Xtra said.

“He was arrested with a great show of force, by around 10 policemen,” the spokeswoman said.

She asked that her name not be used, and declined to give Nekschot’s real name, because the cartoonist and publisher have both received death threats.

Nekschot is known primarily for cartoons mocking Muslims and leftists, though the spokeswoman said he is a satirist who targets “any strong ideology.”

Amsterdam public prosecutor spokeswoman Sanne van Meteren said Nekschot remains a suspect in a criminal investigation.

“We suspect him of insulting people on the basis of their race or belief, and possibly also of inciting hate,” she said.

Full Story Here:
Cartoonist arrested for ‘insulting people’

We may have a lot of problems here in the USA but there is one thing that we do have that many other nations of the world doesn’t have, and that is FREEDOM of speech, at least we have that right for now…

The Netherlands is a founding member of the EU and Americans have become painfully aware of the dangers that the EU, and their obvious appeasement of radical Islam have brought on the world, this story illustrates what an overly PC nation and laws can do to the citizens OF that nation…

Hate speech, while a childish and likely useless effort, is still nothing more than speech, when an article or cartoon can be perceived as insulting, and that insult being a punishable offense, well, that’s taking PCness a bit too far in MY opinion…

Once in a while a deliberate insult is in order too, and that’s mostly because you just can’t reach through the screen and bitch-slap some asshat that truly deserves it…

If folks that post on the ‘net and read on the ‘net are so easily insulted, or so immature that they allow those perceived insults to bother them, maybe they need to read some 17th and 18th century literature and novels, might be a mind expanding and non-insulting experience for the weak-minded little twits…

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