Rushdie Rules

Submitted by Sir Daniel M.J. Tobin (United States), Oct 18, 2010 at 14:09

The so-called "Rushdie Rules" were never Constitutional, and since they are censorious in nature, they are not permitted by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights either. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was living in Paris, France before President Carter's various failures let him come to power in Iran, and The Community of Civilized Nations did not rally against the poisonous Persian pimp, but I do remember very clearly the pistol target of the turbaned turd, Khomeini, in my older brother's room when he was a mechanic for the Village of Hempstead Police Dept., and I certainly hope that khomeini's presence in hell will offend the devil himself.

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