Calls in Sudan for execution of Briton

AP via Yahoo! ^ | MOHAMED OSMAN

[GOPJ]

It must suck to have a “god” who is such a candy ass that he is offended somebody names a bear after moooohammad. What is more offensive to me is that somebody named a teddy bear after a 7th century pedophile.

Ding, ding, ding. We have a winnah!

[USF]

Hehe... I miss those islamic poster boys - they really helped some folks to open their eyes.

[PennsylvaniaMom]

USF, thank you for your insightful post. Quite an honest portrayal of sharia.

[Razz Barry]

KHARTOUM, Sudan - Thousands of Sudanese, many armed with clubs and knives, rallied Friday in a central square and demanded the execution of a British teacher convicted of insulting Islam for allowing her students to name a teddy bear "Muhammad."

And I wonder, how many Sudanese were allowed to immigrate to The U.S.A. and Britain this year? We need to look at these stories and think what will happen to us ten years from now, if we don't STOP bring these people to our countries. Look at France. Do we want Muslims burning our libraries?

[Natural Law]

A premise of the Conquistadors during the 700+ years of the Reconquista was what separated a human from an animal was the presence of a soul. The further believed that those who had forfeited their souls through the rejection of Jesus Christ were therefore the equivalent of animals and not worthy of human respect and rights. This was the same philosophy they carried with them in the destruction of the pagan and barbaric empires in the New World.

Seeing how the Muslim world acts toward humanity makes me think that the Conquistadors and the other Holy Military Orders just might have had it right.

[USF]

Thanks - you’re very welcome.

Thankfully, I learned a thing or two about the islamic mindset and their rationale while living among them as a foreigner with dhimmi status.

I guess it makes me more sensitive to seeing sharia subtly imposed at home, whether it’s a case muslims whining about permitting alcohol and guide dogs in taxis, or (in my view, worse) self imposed censorship...

[Charles Martel]

I do think it's time for a little Pax Britannica. The Foreign Office issues a statement to the Sudanese government saying, "If anything happens to that woman today, tomorrow there is no Khartoum."

Amen to that... this stuff has been going on in the Sudan for far too long, yet the western world barely raises an eyebrow when some priest or non gets slaughtered by those savages.

It’s not too late to avenge Major-General Charles “Chinese” Gordon... with a neutron bomb.

[Charles Martel]

I can’t think of anything to say that wouldn’t involve a thousand pounder dropped in the middle of such a crowd...

You're more humane than they deserve. I was wondering if we had any napalm remaining in inventory.