More gems from our dear keith

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 24, 2008 at 14:40

Our dear Keith is trying to convince us that islam is really the religion of peace but he seems to have no luck

>I know that you are blowing off steam.

Patronizing remark. he is telling you that islam is the problem do you get it?

>I feel you but we got to keep our battles focused on the enemy and not create more.

The enemy? The enemy is islam and you are no more than another victim of such enemy

>I don't know what to say. What about the thousands of Muslims in our Military and the millions of Muslim Americans?

Snip useless web sites

You see may be we can learn from muslims so may be we here in the US should charge Muslims a jizya like tax and tell them it is to portect them and then tell them that we do not want them in the armed forces as muslims did to the so called dhimmis. Deal? I will bet you one thing if we are to charge Muslims a jizya tax they will lining up to convert to any other religion and that would be the end of islam here in the US

>We can't be so broad in our rules of engagement.

gobbledygook

>Our actions

"our"? why is the plural?

>must always be just and moral or we are no better than them. Your campaign plans might play into their information operations campaign plan and recruitment strategy.

More gobbledygook

> It is hard to fight an ideology with just a sword.

Well it seems that it has worked in the case of the Arabs

>Sometimes you have to use the pen also.

Really? so you are also like the ulama in the 3rd century of islam that wanted to stay behind and eat your marrows and meats and have your soup the so called tarid and 4 wives and the dancing girls and the slaves and let young people do the fighting for you and then tell us about the pen. Amazing

peace

Really?

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