the safety system failed , however the islamist system worked perfectly .....dec 09

Submitted by Phil Greend (Canada), Dec 28, 2009 at 14:47

Nowhere did the safety system work at all. There were multiple times this islamist could have been stopped, but it did not happen.

The reason for this is, we as a society are still not taking jihad seriously.

Regardless of the multiple murders, bombings and attacks over the centuries, there are people who do not see the danger of the islamists. Also refuse to take action needed to defend against said islamists.

The weird thing is, the islamonazi people have not been shy about their desire to fulfill the korans message to kill the non muslims and take over the whole world. The islamists have placed huge bombs, killed many many people at a time, and openly shouted their wish for Israel and the west to be dead.

As for something working perfectly, the jihad is going just fine. True this islamist did fail to kill multiple people for allah, however he did try and he will be an inspiration to others. The imans will tell the islamic people how brave this man was, for fighting against the Zionists and the non believers. How he will be rewarded in Heaven, maybe not all 72 virgins but a healthy amount for his effort to murder people for allah. The imans will have a long list of young muslim people who have been brainwashed and fed nothing but lies all of their life, who will be willing to try to kill more of us in the future. Also the islamists have made us worry some more.

p.s. This brings us back to the question and that is " how many more people must die or how many more bombs must go off before the powers that be see the extreme danger of the islamists" ?

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