Atlanta Muslims decry U.S. raids on Iraq mosques

AJC ^ | October 15, 2004 | SHELIA M. POOLE

[FreeReign]

"There was no concern given to places of worship," said Amjad Taufique

Yes, no concern given -- by the terrorist occupiers.

[7.62 x 51mm]

Stuff it, whining, murderous pigsh!t-slurpers!

We ought to be taking down every damned mosque over here, too. I'd bet some large bills that some amazing weapons stashes would be found.

[TheDon]

"They said the raids violated the sanctity of the religious sites."

Not the response I would have predicted. Shouldn't they be happy that terrorists and criminals operating out of religious sites are being removed? I am.

[McGavin999]

Well, at least they are identifying themselves. We are starting to see which ones are the terrorist supporters. Let them keep complaining.

BTW, they should object to the Iraqi government since they are the ones who ordered the strikes and they are the ones who conducted the raids.

[MissAmericanPie]

To coin Bush's phrase, "Who cares what they think?"

I think the National Cathedral in D.C. is a beautiful cathedral, and a marvel of architecture. But if our enemies were held up in that building, I would have no problem with it being flattened to the ground if there were no other way, and it would save American military lives.

But then our God, unlike Allah, cares more for the containers He designed to hold life and spirit than He does bricks and mortar. And this is yet another reason Americans are polar opposites from Muslims and should not be forced together in the same nation.

[Travis McGee]

Disgusting behavior by our "Trojan Horse Muslimes."

[Fatalis]

It's bad enough for these people to be whining, but to compare what happened in Iraq to the 1963 Birmingham church bombing is beyond disgusting. There is no comparison.

They are adherents of a barbaric cult that takes offense at insignificant or non-existent slights as justification for any and every atrocity. Why expect anything else from the followers of Muhammad?