Thousands of Muslims burn Christian churches, convents, schools and homes in Pakistan

Asia News ^ | November 13, 2005 | Qaiser Felix

[antaresequity]

Why can't the Islamics just chill?

That is a rhetorical question, right?

[Mr. Mojo]

Yup.

[Alexander Rubin]

I'd like to see some justice, but I'm not holding my breath.

[MeanWestTexan]

The list of people who hate the Holy Spirit in Christians is endless.

That hatred --- and the source of their hatred --- explains their irrational behavior, actually.

I mean, burning down a Salvation Army outlet?

Really, only one deep-seated reason to do that.

[Publius6961]

BUMP!

[Squeako]

Orcs just doing what they do.

[eeriegeno]

As long as the Muslims are allowed to behave like animals they will continue, century after century. Appeasement fails, reason is impossible and only massive pain will stop the vermin.

I am afraid that you may be right!

I liked the good old days, before we got our education on mid-eastern culture, when a muslim was a fanatic on the other side of the planet......

[Cronos]

A Key U.S. ally : Paki-land.

[Cronos]

They're asking for a modern day Crusade......

They've been asking for one for a long, looong time, but it hasn't been delivered. One thing the real Crusades should remind us is that when the non-slammie world unites and stands up against this disease, it retreats. However, the previous Crusades didn't go far enough and faltered too quickly. Let's not make the same mistake.

[Mr. Mojo]

Like Saudi Arabia, the majority of the population of this particular "ally" both hopes for and actively seeks the destuction of the U.S. and Western Civilization. With "allies" like that, ......

[Cronos]

Catholic Relief Services called two nights ago for my donation to Pakistan earthquake relief. This is the first time I have ever said, "No."

Good on you. Let the Saudia's give their petro-dollars. I was reading that in India, the Indians are saying they've lost so many lives and so much money trying to make the KAshmiri's happy, but the K's kick them in the teeth over and over again yet now the Ks want the indians to give them money. Typical...

[Cronos]

A small correction:

Islam isn't compatible with Christianity humanity

[Cronos]

Good on you. The slammies take our aid and then curse us. At least when money went to Sri Lanka the Sri Lankans said thank you, the Indonesians cursed America.

[Fred Nerks]

A Key U.S. ally : Paki-land...

With a famous cricketer waiting in the islamofascist wings, no less.

[B-Chan]

Folks, the War on Islamic Fascism is no more morally complex than was the War on German, Italian, and Japanese Fascism. The lines are clear-cut: oppressors, bigots, and throatcutters vs. the civilized people of the world. And yet many otherwise sane people in the civilized world still take the side of the oppressors, bigots, and throatcutters against our side. Why? Because they hate George W. Bush, rich people, and the Christian religion more than they hate the oppressors, bigots, and throatcutters. The same people that preach peace, love, and tolerance hate the people who are fighting to preserve peace, love, and tolerance. The same people who claim to believe in free thought, free expression, and free speech waste no time in supporting the dictators, thought police, and bookburners of the world. I shall never understand it.

I am far from being the president's biggest fan. In fact, I only voted for him (twice) because he represented the lesser of two evils. I am neither a Republican nor a Democrat and I have precisely zero loyalty to the President on the basis of his party affiliation. I think President Bush is 100% wrong on many issues, chief among them immigration, and I make no secret of that fact. But this whole we-hate-W madness has got to stop. Saying "I hate George W. Bush because he is a rich, white Christian" in 2005 makes as much sense as saying "I hate FDR because he is a rich, white Christian" would have in 1945. If I had been alive during the World War II years I would have been FDR's greatest supporter, not because I agreed with him politically but because he was the leader of the forces that were fighting evil. As in World War II, we Americans must again put idiotic political issues aside and recognize that President Bush is the commander-in-chief and we are at war with a global army of evil.

And the throatcutters of 2005 are evil, just as the Jew-burners of 1945 were evil. It baffles me how anyone could be so morally blind as to even question that.

Yet people do.

[ottersnot]

I'm guessing these numbers are low.
Pakistan is a hell hole.

[moog]

While I sometimes think JF and WND go off the deep end at times, I do appreciate his bringing attention to the plight of Christians around the world. They are the "true" ones out there. We need to think about them as we sit in our comfortable spaces and complain. (this is chiefly in reference to me)

[moog]

I know Christ said love your enemies and do well by those who wish you harm, but I'm sorry, I can't.

There is such thing as righteous anger. Jesus did not have much sympathy for the Jewish bureaucrats. He also cast out the moneychangers.

[Wil H]

Thousands of Muslims burn Christian churches, convents, schools and homes in Pakistan

..But don't you DARE flush a Koran down a toilet....

[American in Israel]

This kind of behavior towards Christian pilgrims is what caused the first Crusades

No, actually it was that kind of behavior towards the Christan inhabitants of the lands the Muslim Horde invaded that caused the Crusades. It seems the Muzzie's did not learn the last time, and it also seems nether did we. They're back, and we invited them this time.