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Posted on 03/23/2008 3:34:44 PM PDT by Stoat
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Wilders told FOX News in January that he believed Western culture was better off than the "retarded" Islamic culture. He also likened the Koran to Adolf Hitler's book, 'Mein Kampf.'
Yes, I almost posted this story - sounds like that site had a little talk with CAIR.
marx must be laughing, when "free enterprise" does the work normally thought of as belonging to totalitarian regimes.
Well, they asked for it.
Anyone who has has web sites for a decade or more can discuss the "merits" of Network Solutions.
I won't. There is just nothing bad enough to say about them without shouting and swearing. Just leave it that I am not surprised in the least. They love non-negotiable fiats.
P2P it.
I just looked over their website. Gotta wonder what sort of wet-paper-bags are behind such a company. It reeks of political correctness in its communications. It’s got to be a women/minority owned front.
marx must be laughing, when "free enterprise" does the work normally thought of as belonging to totalitarian regimes.
Indeed...it seems also that Network Solutions would prefer the "Final Solution" that Islamofascim promises every single day.
Thankfully, Oriana Fallaci's publisher was not so utterly gutless and limp-wristed as these guys.
There must be reasons why neo-business is the pissboy of all that is spineless and globalist.
But I can only guess at what they are.
Send treats to the troops...
Great because you did it!
www.AnySoldier.com
Well, they asked for it.
LMAO
Hopefully their entire network as well as their phone system will be utterly deluged by thoughtful people registering their entirely justified anger until the bosses rethink this.
If they think that the spectre of a CAIR-orchestrated Islamofascist jihad against them is something that they want to avoid, wait until they hear from mainstream, healthy Americans who are not quite ready to bend over for Mohammed quite yet.......
Would that solve the problem?
If enough people got on board. yes.
Gee, do they do the same thing for web sites that glorify Islamic terrorism? Methinks not.
They most likely consider their business to be much like an ATM that spits out as much money as they ask it to, with no end to the cash stream, and they are hoping to avoid controversy and taking a stand of any sort.
They probably never considered that their business is much like a book publisher's, in that they occasionally have to make a choice between taking a stand and being a worm. Hopefully they will be effectively educated as to their position in the marketplace of ideas as a result of their networks and phone systems being completely overloaded and unusable for the next month or so. There's nothing quite like having your geyser of cash drying up to make people pause and think really hard about what's going on.
It will probably end up on the BitTorrent network moments after it's release (or even before LMAO), but let's hope that CAIR won't use this as a cudgel to beat down the ISP's as is happening in Japan.
Japan to strip Internet for illegal downloaders report('Flagrant' filesharers to have 'net cut)
Whoever they are, they apparently had no idea what they were stepping into and think that they can diffuse a controversial situation simply by running away from it. Sorry people, we're at war, and Americans don't like cowards and milquetoasts who prostrate themselves before a few noisy Islamofascists.
They would probably be delighted to host websites from Hussein-Obama's "church" as well.
Let's hope that thoughtful people will begin reminding their switchboard operators and account executives of this, beginning bright and early tomorrow morning and continuing until it becomes apparent that they have correctly learned the lesson at hand.
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