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Submitted by shayna (United States), Sep 22, 2007 at 22:57

First of all who said those nut jobs were Christians? Can you not see the difference when crimes are committed or about be committed here is the US? They go to prison!!! Those that are sworn to uphold our laws do their duty and arrest the culprits . We don't turn our backs or give them a safe place to hide out, I hope you open your mind and see the difference . Yes some that claim to be Christians do horrible crimes, BUT!, you don't see them in packs going into other countries and slaughtering people like we see these islamic terrorists doing. My Lord man , when are you that follow islam going to start to admit what these insane idiots are doing. and turn those ---------- 's in or give them what they deserve instead of coddling them . You muslims have run out of excuses and the world is fed up with your playing your lame blame game.. It doesnt fly anymore !!

The most important memorable thing muslims can do is to denounce these terrorists, if you know of a person that is connected to terrorism turn their behinds in , help clean up this world from these bloody killers and quit making excuses and quit all that darn lying like I have heard so darn many muslims doing. Last knock off blaiming the US and Israel for all the problems in the world. That crap is old hat , muslims have blamed the US and Israel for eons . When muslims learn they are not the hot crap they think they are and that they are the only ones that matter here on earth , then maybe people won't be on your butts as much as they are but till then take your lumps as they come, after all islam has earned it

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