Other Lessons of the islamic Boston Bombings et al.

Submitted by Domenic Pepe (United States), Apr 22, 2013 at 17:32

There are also other lessons of the islamic Boston bombings et al. besides banning Niqabs and Burqas.

In particular, psychopathic lunatic islamic imams/clergy and their psychopathic lunatic followers should be banned from entering the USA.

Also, the greatest financier of lunatic wahabi totalitarian islamic ideology, saudi arabia and the saudi royal family, should be confronted directly regarding their insidious hateful 40 year war against America and the West. At least all saudi royal family members should be banned from entering the USA.

Islamic ideology itself is responsible for the murderous atrocities in Boston and New York and London and Madrid and Munich and Beirut and TWA and Tel Aviv and Mumbai and Tanzania and Kenya and iraq and afhganistan and pakistan and Buynaksk and Moscow and Volgodonsk and Indonesia, and USS Cole and Jerusalem and Haifa and New Delhi and Benghazi and ........ on and on and on ad infinitum.

There are plenty of lessons to learn about islamic ideology lunacy. But only one lesson stands out:

Freedom and Liberty hating psychopathic islam and lunatic sharia law and the islamic clergy are the cause of the murder, brutality, intolerance, sadism, bondage, torture, suffering and hatred we see and hear and read about daily.

Psychopathic islam itself, sharia law, and the lunatic islamic clergy should be indicted and charged with murder and crimes against humanity. A Nuremberg style trial should be organized to put islam, sharia law and the islamic clergy on trial for all the brutality, suffering, murder, crimes, and atrocities they have committed and instigated in the name of their religion, directly and indirectly, for the past 1400 years.

Verdict: Guilty.

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