To: fight_truth_decay
Obviously our troops don't need instructions on how to handle a Bible. Besides, 99% of us would be offended with such rules that essentially dealt with the Bible like it was some kind of pagan idol.
At the moment we have a war on and the funny little foreign people who wear bedsheets have to be kept pacified insofar as is possible. Wait until after the war to move further on this problem.
2 posted on
06/07/2005 7:29:24 PM PDT by
muawiyah
(q)
To: muawiyah
Obviously our troops don't need instructions on how to handle a BibleYou beat me by two posts ;-)
6 posted on
06/07/2005 7:35:10 PM PDT by
Squawk 8888
(Canada's worst nightmare: Terrorist attack on Americans, launched from Canada)
To: muawiyah
Besides, 99% of us would be offended with such rules that essentially dealt with the Bible like it was some kind of pagan idol. I dont think so. Christians know it isnt the Bible that is the important item its the message inside.
Why great consideration is given to their comic-book, I dont know, but it is an abomination (the act of treating it respectfully).
12 posted on
06/07/2005 7:38:06 PM PDT by
Who dat?
To: muawiyah
I am not inclined to wait. This is not just silly, it is dangerous. Civil behavior is viewed solely as a sign of weakness. Our press, as well as our leaders seem to be oblivious to this historical reality.
I need to start complaining now. Loudly and clearly. Before it gets any worse,
If I can just figure out whom to complain o...
16 posted on
06/07/2005 7:41:19 PM PDT by
Publius6961
(The most abundant things in the universe are ignorance, stupidity and hydrogen)
To: muawiyah
There would be no outrage over mishandling the Bible, not to the extent there is over the Koran. Our courts have ruled that nothing is sacred. That's why it always strikes me as odd to see protesters stomping on painted American flags. They obviously think this country has objects of respect the same as themselves. Our highest court rules that we can stomp on and burn our own flag in protest, a disgrace in my opinion. Our courts have ruled that burning crosses and displaying illicit art work are acts of free expression. They have forced public schools to remove our country's founding documents and our Pledge of Allegiance from the classroom because of "religious separation." What's wrong with people who can see our own citizens decapitated and not want to rid the world of these murderers, yet rage over the treatment of a book, only to promote their own political agenda. Despicable. They have no honor. They're as guilty as if they held the knife themselves.
17 posted on
06/07/2005 7:48:01 PM PDT by
byablue
(Do not let the fear of striking out hold you back - Babe Ruth)
To: muawiyah
Savage read this on his show today and ended the segment by say "We have officially lost the War on Terror".... unfortunately, I tend to agree.
25 posted on
06/07/2005 8:06:14 PM PDT by
fhlh
(.)
To: muawiyah
There is such fervency defending the care of the Koran because that is the only 'evidence of what they believe, but to the Christian it is His spirit that lives in us bearing witness to the truth and who He is. Christ in you, the hope of Glory.
26 posted on
06/07/2005 8:11:40 PM PDT by
feedback doctor
(Wimpy Lindsay Graham, I am ashamed of you, you lied to me)
To: muawiyah
They left out the most important rule:
Hang on crapper wall to replace the Sears catalog.
49 posted on
06/07/2005 9:18:22 PM PDT by
dalereed
To: muawiyah
At the moment we have a war on and the funny little foreign people who wear bedsheets have to be kept pacified insofar as is possible
The best way to pacify them is by instilling in them FEAR. TELL EM, if they don't do exactly as they are told we will take their Ko f-ing rans and shove them up a pigs butt and then make em eat it.
This new policy does in no way pacify but emboldens them.
58 posted on
06/08/2005 11:07:03 PM PDT by
TomasUSMC
(FIGHT LIKE WW2, FINISH LIKE WW2. FIGHT LIKE NAM, FINISH LIKE NAM.)
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