R Again

Submitted by Danish/American (United States), Oct 9, 2006 at 21:33

Yes R..the imams in Denmark did make false pictures and Abu Laban, the imam in question did admit it. He's been living in Denmark for over 20 years and is head of a mosque. The false pictures led straight to him and he admitted to doing it. He was so vocal in trying to start so much violence in Denmark until he got caught, now he's mysteriously very quiet. He's not someone dressing up like an imam and now he and his family are being investigated..and now all of a sudden there is no words of hatred and jihad coming out of his mouth..hard to believe I know..(sarcasm)

I don't know why the US is worried about the lack of democracy in Iraq. I personally could care less if they are all tortured and controled by a dictator. Makes no difference to me..I don't live there. I would think as violent as the people in Iraq are, they could have taken care of the ruler if they didn't like what was going on themselves. I don't care how many were tortured and killed by Hussein, and really don't care if it happens there again. Calous thinking I know, but why should I worry about people dying in that part of the world..we have enough to worry about here in our own country.

As far as no other religions breaking the law, tell me which ones other than muslims blow up busses, trains, buildings and cars to kill 'infidels'..tell me how many christians in the last 100 years have gone around shooting people of other faiths. How many jews have left the tortured, murdered bodies in towns day after day? How many pagans have you ever heard of to firebomb other houses of worship? I could go on but it's pointless.

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