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Saturday, May 14, 2005

Koran desecration is a right, whether Saudi Arabia likes it or not

It seems that some Muslims are angry about alleged desecration of the Koran at Guantanamo Bay. First, I have to quote and re-phrase that quote. Original:

Muslims believe the Koran contains the actual words of God.

translates to: Haha, those simpletons think god actually cares about them. How cute!
Seriously, that looks like a stupid thing to put in an article. It seems to have the exact connotation I described.


Now, I have a knee-jerk reaction to those hard-line protstors who are torching things in the streets: YEAH! How does it feel, you assholes! You like that! HAHAHAHA!!!

Exactly.
After all the "American is the great satan, the satan I tell ya!" and burning of American flags and Bush effigies, I think those extremists deserve the chance to see how it feels. You tried to use the Koran to justify 9/11, you morons, you have no right to bitch when some troops decide they don't like to Koran.

Here is the trick, Muslim fanatics: stop using the koran to justify murder, opression, and the execution of women for entertainment, and maybe Americans will start regarding the koran in a non-negative light. For all I care, the fanaticos can burn all the bibles they want; I willll think they are crazy, but I will not care enough to do anything more than regard them as crazy. But, to these Muslims, anyone who so much as spills some grape juice on the koran should be put through Saddam's industrial plastic shredder. Feet first.


Saudi Arabia announced "deep indignation" at reports of koran-abuse. Saudis, shove it. The minute we pump oil out of ANWR at a decent rate, we are taking all of our troops out of your country. And they won't go quietly, oh no. They will destroy everything that doesn't have an American flag on it (or maybe the white flag, more as a request to not be harmed than a surrender, but we'll be nice about it). We'll be sure to bomb that House of Saud, or whatever the place is that the entire Saudi royal family goes to, several times. They deserve it. In Saudi Arabia, teenagers will grab a knifge and look for Americans to stab when they are bored. That's how extreme the propaganda is. Also, Saudis are told that 9/11 wasn't caused almost entirely by Saudis, they were told that it was either a Zionist plot, or caused by competition between US and British bootleggers (no one has any idea where that last one came from).


Now here is something from Condi Rice that really ticks me off:

Disrespect for the holy Koran is not now, nor has it ever been, nor will it ever be, tolerated by the United States,

Listen, Condi: say whatever you like to Saudis to keep them happy. Whatever. The more you lie to them, the better – good rule of thumb to have. But, desecration of the Koran will be tolerated. You are NOT about to take away some of my rights (though this particular one isn't exercised all that much, it relates closely to other forms of freedom of speech), especially because Saudi Arabia is unhappy. If Saudi Arabia is unhappy, GOOD!! The angrier the Saudis get with America, the better. Remember, this is the home country of almost all of the 9/11 highjackers. Saudi Arabia's largest goal is to destroy America. And, Condi, do not call it the "holy" Koran, it is just "the koran". Unless the Koran can encourage some holiness – like not strapping bombs to your chest or car to kill innocent civilians, or killing Jews, or killing women, or killing infidels, or killing Muslims who are not in your particular sect – you know what, when you just stop killing people and using the Koran to justify it in general, the US government can consider tagging "holy" onto "Koran". At its present state, the Koran has relatively little holy to it. Hate to say that to the good Muslims, but, sorry; you are being silent while radicals are taking over your religion. Want some respect and to be separated from fanatics? Then separate yourself from the fanatics as quickly and completely as you can!


I think I am the first one to give any justification for the desecration of the Koran, or defend the right to do such, which is a bad sign. Where are the people with balls who go on the media and expose idiots for their hypocrisy?

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