Posted on 02/03/2006 6:10:23 AM PST by ConservativeBamaFan
Yep! Eff 'em if they can't take a joke!
In case no one has noticed with all the outrage everywhere, there is only one place where European institutions are being ransacked, where Europeans are running for their lives, where is is happening under authority sanction. Where? Mostly Gaza and a couple of other "Palestinian" strong holds.
As some of us tried to forewarn, and are still attempting to forewarn, create a "Palestinian" State as terror central and the World has seen nothing yet.
Interesting and TRUE!
It is just a time=honored tchnique of diverting the attention of people while a select elite pillage and plunder all riches for themselves.
Oh, No! Now look what you've done. Now they'll come after Freepers! Don't post any more cartoons.
Silence equals consent
-------Silences equals fear and spinelessness.
The Moor Next Door
Evenings in that part of the country must have been a kind of sad relief. But today, with the sun bearing down, making the whole landscape shimmer with heat, it was inhuman and oppressive.
http://wahdah.blogspot.com/
Thursday, February 02, 2006
More Nonsense
While the French newspapers that re-printed the Muhammed cartoons are being banned in Tunisia and Morocco, Hezb Allah is speaking up on the issue.
The leader of Lebanon's Shi'ite Hizbollah group said the cartoonists would have thought twice if Muslims had fulfilled a 1989 edict by late Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to kill Britain's Salman Rushdie over his novel The Satanic Verses.
"Had a Muslim carried out Imam Khomeini's fatwa against the apostate Salman Rushdie, then those lowlifers would not have dared discredit the Prophet, not in Denmark, Norway or France," said Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
Right. That've shown them! Give me a break!
From the same source, I read about a few "liberal" commentators. Heh. Here are some quotes from these "liberals":
"This active movement against the insults to the Prophet has been absent on many other issues which are no less important," Saad Hagras wrote in Egypt's Nadhet Misr.
"It is discouraging that the collective energy of the Muslim world is consumed punishing a small European country over a drawing, while U.S. military bases infest the heart of the Arab world," Palestinian-American Ramzy Baroud said in Egypt's English-language al-Ahram Weekly.
As'ad AbuKhalil, a Lebanese-born academic based in California, said Arab governments were inciting the campaign "to channel the political anger of their citizens".
"They would not dare to lead a campaign against Israel, so let them bash Denmark and Norway," he said.
So, these are the liberals of the Muslim world. Xenophobes and angry crackpots (that's most refering to Abu Khalil or the Angry Arab). They ought to be leading campaings against Israel, as if that hasn't already been done with spectacular results. And this business about U.S. military bases "infesting" the Arab world: yes, let's campaign against these bases so that in Iraq, the baby killing mafiosos can take the country over and make a second Iran or Saudi Arabia. Very liberal. Yes, we should focus our attention on the United States and Israel. I'm not sure where Reuters got the notion that these were "liberal" opinions. These are the same opinions of the Arab regimes. The only difference is that while the Arab regimes are both using the cartoons and hatred for Israel and the United States as a method of diverting public attention from their mismanagement and folly, these "liberals" are only advocating the later. If these foolios actually are the "liberal opposition" in the Arab and Muslim world, then we've got a bigger problem than I ever thought.
Addendum: I just saw on the BBC (TV) and Al-Arabiya (via The Big Pharaoh)that a Jordanian newspaper has reprinted the cartoons as well. Rock on.
# posted by Nouri Lumendifi : 6:16 PM
I think you're on to something.
I was disappointed to see Karzai respond with indignation.
Muslims fly commercial airliners into buildings in New York City. No Muslim outrage
http://groups.colgate.edu/aarislam/response.htm
I see Niel Boortz is still doing his idiot impersonation.
How do you know that?
There are no disclaimers from the "moderate" muslims about the behavior of these jerks.
Call them "enablers".
Still waiting to see Muslims taking to the streets to show outrage over 9/11. . .but I'm smart enough to not hold my breath.
Here's another Boortz classic:
Multiple Choice Test
1. In 1968, Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated in Los Angeles by
(a) Superman,
(b) Jay Leno,
(c) Tiger Woods,
(d) a Muslim man between 17 and 40 years old.
2. In 1972, 11 Israeli athletes were kidnapped and killed at the Munich Olympics by
(a) the kid who cuts your grass,
(b) Sitting Bull,
(c) Arnold Schwarzenegger,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
3. In 1979, the US Embassy in Tehran was over-ran & 90 Americans were held for 444 days by
(a) Bruce Lee,
(b) Elvis Presley's deceased twin brother,
(c) a tour group of Minnesota grandmothers,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
4. During the 1980s, several Americans were kidnapped in Beirut by
(a) O J Simpson,
(b) the king of Sweden,
(c) the pope and a gang of Cardinals,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
5. In 1983, the U.S. Marine barracks in Lebanon was blown up, killing 220 Marines, by
(a) a Domino's Pizza delivery man,
(b) the president of the Southern Baptist Convention,
(c) Catherine Zeta-Jones,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
6. In 1985, the cruise ship Achille Lauro was hijacked and a 70-year-old American passenger thrown overboard in his wheelchair by
(a) Sugar Ray Leonard,
(b) your next door neighbor,
(c) the Little Mermaid,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
7. In 1985, TWA flight 847 was hijacked at Athens and a U.S. Navy diver trying to rescue passengers was murdered by
(a) Captain Kangaroo,
(b)Walt Disney,
(c) Mother Teresa,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
8. In 1988, Pan American Flight 103 was destroyed by a bomb in midair by
(a) Butch Cassidy,
(b) the Sundance Kid,
(c) the Tooth Fairy,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
9. The World Trade Center was bombed the first time in 1993 by
(a) Stonewall Jackson,
(b) Michael Jordan,
(c) Winston Churchill,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
10. In 1998, U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania were bombed by
(a) Santa Claus,
(b) your sister's cat's grandmother's first owner's son's basketball coach's ex-wife,
(c) the World Wrestling Federation,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
11. On September 11, 2001, airliners were hijacked to crash into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon by
(a) Bugs Bunny,
(b) Bob the Tomato,
(c) Ricky Martin,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
12. In 2002, Daniel Pearl of the Wall Street Journal was kidnapped and beheaded by
(a) Bonnie and Clyde,
(b) the Michelin man,
(c) Barney Fife,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
13. In July of this year, several targets were attacked in central London, killing 52 persons, by
(a) the Orkin Man,
(b) Margaret Thatcher,
(c) Mr. Goodwrench,
(d) Muslims between 17 and 40.
There's clearly no constant on this list . . . .
Actually, he is expressing the beliefs and feelings of many non-Muslims about what is perceived as Muslim nonchance and indifference. It's good that you remind us here that there is at least some Muslim outrage instead of absolutely no Muslim outrage whatsoever. However, Rushdie's disbelief at the lack of Muslim outrage is more believeable.
An Arab moderate is one that hasn't blown himself up yet.
Good one.
There actually are disclaimers expressed by Muslims worldwide, that the violence-prone Muslims do not represent the viewpoint of most Muslims.
However, nearly the only time I have seen Muslims express outrage against Muslim violence is when said violence is inflicted on Muslims, and that has mostly been in Iraq and Iran.
Tell that to the Iraqi (Muslim) Soldiers who fight and die along side American soldiers. Tell that to the parents of Hatim Kathiria
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1477079/posts
Tell that to Cpl. Mohammed N. Rahman
http://freerepublic.com/focus/news/1451921/posts?page=15
Tell that to Samir
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-backroom/1391805/posts
Tell that to the Millions of Malaysian & Indonesian voters that sent the radicals packing in the last elections.
See reply #39
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