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Make that the Religion of Piece, as they seem to be very good at carving up their enemies. It's strange to think in this day and age that we still have Christian martyrs. We need to start sticking up for our own. To hell with this crap about handling their Korans like "delicate works of art". Mike Savage was reading from the DoD instructions about how to handle a prisoner's Koran last night. Disgusting. I say, just don't give them any and let them exercise their memories.

Make that the Religion of Piece, as they seem to be very good at carving up their enemies. It's strange to think in this day and age that we still have Christian martyrs. We need to start sticking up for our own. To hell with this crap about handling their Korans like "delicate works of art". Mike Savage was reading from the DoD instructions about how to handle a prisoner's Koran last night. Disgusting. I say, just don't give them any and let them exercise their memories.

I posted that yesterday. I was on my way home from work and heard Savage spout off about that and he is right. I have resisted the attempt to agree with him (I agree with him on most things, about 95% of the time) on how we are "Vietnamizing" the war on terror, but this DOD incident has put me in agreement with Savage. Me, I'd take their Korans away, they eat what's on the menu, and if they act up, I'd march them down on Main Street (or at NASCAR races before the race) naked, in front of a 1957 Chevy convertable (or a 1959 Caddy) with Wallace stickers and loaded with Bubbas armed with shotguns, and they would be made to walk backwards. BTW, they would be shackled by the arms and legs and have GPS and Lo-Jac homing beacons on them.

It's strange to think in this day and age that we still have Christian martyrs.

What is perhaps stranger, or not so strange in the eyes of those who have read, and understood as best they can, the Book of Revelations is the fact that there have been more martyrs for the faith of Christianity in the last century than all previous centuries...

the infowarrior