Jihad and Sharia American Style

Submitted by Arlinda (United States), Apr 22, 2009 at 23:38

Harvard at its commencement following September 11th tried to sell us Jihad as a personal journey into ones own angst and not the religious murderous slaughtering blood thirsty rampage hurled against Israel, America, England, Spain, Indonesia, Australia, India etc. It's like saying the reactors in Iran have and applications only to domestic tranquility. Forget the bomb, the warheads, the rockets, the yellow clay and the extinction of Israel and the promises of Ahmadinejad. Jihad is all about personal unresolved conflict .... resolved by flying jets into buildings killing three thousand people and/or launching rockets into Israeli schools killing innocent children.

Over in Connecticut the Dean of Yale's illustrious Law School is now selling us Sharia as good for investments and tapping those investors in the Middle East with the big money and that Sharia has applications to commercial contract law. Koh is not interested in Berquas or honor killings. Gee whiz whadda comfort for a woman. A stoning here or there for some poor slob of an adulteress or a divorce by the husband only proclamation and children as chattal to Islamic men is not something with which women should be concerned. Men will take care of everything ... they're so good at it. Women are womb factories ... just read Sharia law

Jihad and Sharia have nothing to do with personal angst and Middle East investments worth tapping into and everything to do with murder and slaughter and enslavement and impoverishment.

Perhaps Yale and Harvard would be interested in a bridge that's for sale in Brooklyn. Between the killing machine of Jihad and the murderous empoverishment and enslavement of Sharia that bridge could be the pathway between reality and delusion so needed by the faculties of Yale and Harvard.

Koh in all his brilliance might want to inform the American electorate how the president met the qualifications of the Constitution that demand he be a natural born citizen before he explains the relevance of Sharia to American business.

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