Next headline:
Water is wet.
Everything except them beheading someone enrages these nutjobs.
I personally think they should have a riot to show their displeasure at his comments that they are violent.
Maybe hack off some heads or stone a priest or something.
I wonder if the Vatican City can withstand a jihad attack? The Beloved Pope has seriously p***ed these people off.
LOL!
Our lady of perpetual outrage is never amused.
Should have told 'em to go bark in Hell with their scum-bag prophet. Yeah, thats right, I said it. "Mohamad is a STINKER"!!!!!!
Finally a Pope who knows the importance of telling the truth.
Mohamed was a murderous warrior who led armies in conquest. Islam is a CULT of death and murder.
The Muslims themselves demonstrate the facts of the situation yet they get defensive and outraged when people point out their behaviour?.
The more a Muslim tries to act like Mohamed then the more murderous they become.
The more a Christian tries to act like Jesus then the more peaceful they become.
So, to protest the Pope's statement about spreading Islam by violence, the Muslims will spread Islam by violence. Makes perfect sense.
A ___________ tried to kill Pope John Paul II.
A)Amish deacon
B)shinto priest
C)Buddist nun
D)an Islamic male between the ages of 18 and 40.
"Behead those who say islam is violent!"
" Stop calling us muzzies "violent", or I'll come over to you and hack your head off with a dull cleaver" - Mo!
"You're in denial"
"I AM NOT!!!"
Shouldn't Rosie ODonnell rebute this. The Pope is obviously a Christian Extremist.
I am reading a very good book (by one of the best Military Stories' writer ever--IMHO--W.E.B. Griffin) "By Order of the President" in which a Russian character describes the problems with Muslims and their religious beliefs.
The Russian says the reason the "rag-heads" hate all infidels is because: "They got left behind and don't like it."
He continues: "Take away their oil reserves and what do they have?" "They once dominated the known world. Now with the exception of their oil, they are completely unimportant--more to the point, powerless--in the modern world. They simply don't have the skills and culture to compete in it. They gave the world mathematics, and some of the most wonderful architecture--so long as the architecture is based on one stone laid on top of another."
Continuing: "All the skyscrapers in the Arab world were designed and built by infidels And their airplanes were designed and built by infidels and their telephone systems...even their sewers. And they need the infidels to keep everything running."
Continuing: "This isn't the way Muhammad told them it was going to be. He promised them, in the Koran, that they would control the world. And they all know this because their higher education in the Arab world consists mostly of men--only men--memorizing the Koran. And since nothing is their fault, it has to be someone else's--the infidels.
More: "The Muslim world is four hundred--maybe five hundred--years behind the Western world, and adding to that problem is their religious hierarchy who likes it that way. People in power are never in favor of a system change that will see their power diminished. This is also true of the Western world of course."
Concluding: ”They have--as we see examples of just about every day--thousands, tens of thousands, perhaps many hundreds of thousands of faithful who are perfectly willing to sacrifice their lives because their mullahs tell them it will please God. And also send them directly to heaven, where they will be receive the attention of grateful whores. This, I think you will have to agree makes for a very dangerous situation for Western society"
While this is purported to be a fictional story, I believe Griffin has (from whatever source he garnered the above explanation) hit the nail right on the head.
It's not like he let the cat out of the bag, guys.
"He [Pope] concluded by saying that Christians invited "our partners in the dialogue of cultures" to reason."
Translation: BRING IT ON!
I am sending a support email that he will probably never see, but someone will: benedictxvi@vatican.va