The Qur’an Challenge
on 02/27/2009 at 09:22 AM
The sickening part is that the default position is to assume this guy (who by the way has brass balls) will be attacked for daring to speak the truth about the Religion of Peace.<sup>TM</sup> This is what I find so offensive now. The liberal muppets who pander to this death cult and the fanatics who believe the garbage in the koran have stifled any debate under threat of death. We have to stand up to these people and I for one applaud this guy and others like him for keeping free speech alive.
Hate is never funny. Mohammed made mistakes. His followers and successors have made mistakes. But all we hear from the detractors is about a few incidents. What do you say about people who obsess over a small child? Are they disgusted, or is it jealousy?
The girl is dead, she’s been dead a long time. She has nothing to do with current events. Mohammed’s life with her has nothing to do with current events. Show me one incident, one, where a terrorist tried to justify his actions because Mohammed had a child wife.
And the man is just plain not funny to begin with. He has no delivery, no timing, no material. The video has all the humor of a pair of pustulent testicles. There are many things you can say about jihadists, islamo-fascists, and Mohammed’s influence upon them, and it’s about damn time we started talking about them instead of clinging to an irrelevancy.
Who he married illuminates nothing, what he taught and promoted is what matters. Besides, that comedian is just not funny.
I don’t know if this counts as ‘terrorism’, unless you are the lucky underage girl…
Saudi Islamic cleric: 10-year-olds are ready for marriage
And why not? Muhammad, the “excellent example” of conduct (Qur’an 33:21), consummated his marriage with Aisha when she was nine.
Sharia Alert: “It’s an injustice to NOT marry girls aged 10, says Saudi cleric,” from the Daily Mail, January 14 (thanks to all who sent this in):
Ten-year-old girls are ready for marriage, according to Saudi Arabia’s most senior cleric.
Sheikh Abdul-Aziz Al Sheikh, the country’s grand mufti, told Al Hayat newspaper that those saying ten or 12-year-old girls are too young to marry are being ‘unfair’ to them.
Don’t suppose you’d like to rethink your comment?
02/27/2009 at 12:12 PM
