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Hey everyone. South Park was not allowed to show Muhammad in their latest episode. While I am sure some of you do not watch South Park or even Comedy Central. This is EXACTLY the kind of behavior the Islamist enemy demands from us. We must not let our media "submit" to the enemy's demands. PLEASE PLEASE write them and let them know you will NEVER turn to their channel again. We MUST not allow the Dhimmidom of our own US cable networks!! Sound Off! [url]http://www.comedycentral.com/help/questionsCC.jhtml[/url] Here is what I wrote: I am utterly disgusted at your censorship of South Park!...

I hope you come to our Houston rally and spread the word about our rally to others! We are calling on all concerned Americans across the nation to gather their friends and head down to their local busy street corner with flags and signs on Wednesday, February 1, 2006 as we launch the first National Rally Against Islamofascism Day. This is a grassroots effort. If you don't see your location on the list below do not get discouraged. Grab a flag and make a sign and take it to the streets. RALLY-COUNT: 18 RALLIES [b]NATIONWIDE[/b] SCHEDULED FOR FEB 1ST AS...

Senator Tommy Franks? Trails by 2 points! By: Trupolitik · Section: Diaries I have been urging General Franks to run for the US senate for months now. It appears I am not alone. According to the latest poll he is behind Democratic incumbent, Ben Nelson, by 2 points and he has not even announced his candidacy! His Admin continues to tell me that Gen. Franks is not seeking an elected office. I think we should convice him otherwise. What Red Stater would prefer Ben Nelson or Katherine Harris over America's General? Please let him know America needs him. [b]Email:[/b] http://www.tommyfranks.com/Contact.asp...

BANGKOK, June 6 (Reuters) - A Buddhist has been beheaded in Muslim-majority southern Thailand, police said on Monday, the fourth decapitation of a Buddhist since violence erupted in the region 18 months ago. Police found the body of the 59-year-old rubber plantation employee at his hut in Yaha district of Yala province late on Sunday. "We believe it must have been the work of those militants," a police officer said by telephone, declining to give further details of the incident in the largely Malay-speaking region, where more than 700 people have died in the violence. No group has claimed responsibility...

A Little Brief on the "Hillary Issue": 1. Hillary wants to be President, Nothing Less. 2. Hillary needs to keep her Senate seat to be a large voice in the 2008 election. 3. Hillary needs to demonstrate her ability to win an election in today's political climate. Her senate re-election will, in part, determine in her national electibility in the public's mind. 4. We should defeat her in NY. 5. Jeanine Pirro is likely to run as a Moderate Republican to defeat her. 6. "Pirro 2006" in NY. Spread the Word. ;-) ANNOUNCEMENT: http://cbsnewyork.com/topstories/topstoriesny_story_143111337.html May 23, 2005 5:06 pm US/Eastern...

A Christian group is accusing the U.S. Secret Service of religious discrimination and censorship for issuing a memo that bans Christian crosses from the presidential inauguration parade later this month. Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, director of the Washington, D.C.-based Christian Defense Coalition, contends the Secret Service has "trampled the First Amendment and crushed religious freedom in the public square." "Simply put, it is religious bigotry and censorship," he said. "It is even more troubling when one realizes that it is only Christian symbols that have been excluded from the inauguration parade." Tom Mazur, spokesman for the Secret Service, told WorldNetDaily...

CAIRO, Egypt - The Egyptian president marked the holiest night of the Islamic calendar Tuesday, calling for greater tolerance for all religions and saying the world was wrong to equate Arabs and Muslims with terrorism. Hosni Mubarak also said the global spread of terrorism and confusion over what causes it has led many to unfairly blame Arabs and Muslims. "Propagating these allegations has entered a very dangerous turn, which has been represented in a new wave of hatred and hostile behavior against Arabs and Muslims," Mubarak said during a nationally televised speech delivered on "Lailat al-Qader," the most holy night...

BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Suspected Islamic militants beheaded a Buddhist laborer in Thailand's tumultuous south, police said Tuesday, the second such killing in retaliation for the deaths of 85 Muslims at the hands of security forces last month. The attackers left notes with the body of 60-year-old man threatening further revenge attacks. Officials identified the victim only as Kaew. An analyst warned that the gruesome nature of the killing signaled that violence in the region had reached a new level of brutality. At least 85 Muslim protesters died on Oct. 25 when security forces cracked down on a violent demonstration...

Film-maker's funeral sparks violence From Anthony Browne in Amsterdam RELIGIOUS violence flared yesterday as thousands turned out to line the streets at the funeral of Theo van Gogh, the murdered film-maker and vocal critic of Islam. Two Dutch churches were attacked by arsonists, in seeming retaliation for earlier attacks on mosques, while an opinion poll showing that 40 per cent of Dutch people no longer considered Muslims welcome underlined a rapid deterioration of tolerance in the previously liberal Netherlands. Mr van Gogh, whose last film, Submission, criticised the treatment of women under Islam, was cremated in an upbeat ceremony broadcast...

Islamic Group Issues Dutch Terror Alert Politics: 9 November 2004, Tuesday. An Islamic group has threatened to launch a series of terror attacks against the Netherlands in a Web-posted statement. The statement comes after a series of attacks hit mosques in the Netherlands and an explosive device ripped off an Islamic school in the southern part of the country, Russian RIA Novosti news agency commented.

Over 1.5 million link hands for Taiwan 'As a Taiwanese, I feel incomparably proud,' announces President Chen 2004-02-29 / Taiwan News, Staff Reporter / By Dennis Engbarth More than a million and a half people gathered yesterday from north to south under a sweltering sun to express to the world their desire "to protect Taiwan" and "strive for peace and democracy" in the biggest demonstration ever held on the island. Former president Lee Teng-hui (ÀîµÇÝx), 83, described the moment at 2:28 p.m. when he, President Chen Shui-bian (êË®±â) and at least two million other people in Taiwan lifted and joined...