Most Ridiculous Item Of The Day (so far)

 

1. Africans along the Indian Ocean coast converted to Islam to avoid being enslaved.

   Seems like the Cuban Moslems are trading one set of chains for another.

   Posted by MAJ Mike       04/18/2006  at  03:30 PM  



2. IF I was a conspiracy theorist I would advance these ideas:
   1) this is a nefarious plot to get muslim/communist cubans into the US - remember once they are on US soil, ICE will not send them packing back to father fidel
   2) this is a nefarious plot to get muslims close to help ‘liberate’ their muslim ‘freedom fighters’ bros located at GitMo there on father fidel’s land
   3) this is a nefarious plot to get muslims into every country of the world, except maybe China - but who knows what really goes on over there as their press is worse than ours for controlling what’s written.

   Can we all say outloud - World War III?
   And I wonder when more countries are going to jump onto the ‘brash’ ‘countrified’ cowboy’s side - since even in the bible - it’s the winning side.

   You know GOOD vs EVIL

   Posted by wardmama4       04/18/2006  at  04:25 PM  



3. This article makes me feel just a little prescient today.

   Posted by Francis W. Porretto       04/18/2006  at  04:29 PM  



4. Islam has a long and proud history of domino-effect conquest. At least it wasn’t violent in this case (from what they’re telling us anyway)…

   Posted by Jester       04/18/2006  at  06:24 PM  



5. Hmmm, let’s see. Red=Communism, Green=Islam. Mix them together and you get [color=#ffff00]YELLOW-bellied cowards! That wasn’t too hard to figure out.

   Posted by Macker       04/18/2006  at  09:09 PM  



6. China already has a serious domestic moooslimmm problem, the westernmost third of the nation is islamic, and they have been with the ChiComs for a long time. It just rarely, if ever makes the so-called “news”.

   Posted by Rat Patrol       04/19/2006  at  07:17 AM  



7. The western third, you say? Hmmm...why that includes Lop Nor. BOOM!

   Posted by Macker       04/19/2006  at  08:16 AM  

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