By Selwyn Duke
Upstate New York -- a picturesque, bucolic area -- just isn't what it used to be. First, I learned that nestled in the verdant heart of my home state's rural better three-quarters is terrorist training center Islamberg. Now, out of Buffalo, NY, comes news that a 44-year-old Pakistani businessman named Muzzammil Hassan has just been charged with murder. He killed his wife after she filed for divorce. And here's the $64,000 question: Can anyone guess what method Hassan used? Writes The Buffalo News:
"Orchard Park police are investigating a particularly gruesome killing, the beheading of a woman, after her husband — an influential member of the local Muslim community — reported her death to police Thursday."
But here's the kicker. The paper also tells us:
"Muzzammil Hassan is the founder and chief executive officer of Bridges TV, which he launched in 2004, amid hopes that it would help portray Muslims in a more positive light."
Well, he certainly proved the point.
Somebody's point, anyway.
I just hope we respect cultural differences and try him under Sharia Law. I mean, we wouldn't want to be insensitive, after all.
Ah, the religion of piece. Its adherents will leave you in pieces.
© 2008 Selwyn Duke -- All Rights Reserved
Are you ready for the ACLU to jump on the case, after all if we judge him for an act that is okay in his religion are we not infringing on his civil liberty?
That is the first I have ever herd of Islamberg. Where is Janet Reno when we need her?
Posted by: Walt | February 15, 2009 at 06:51 PM
Janet Reno's storm troopers are only for white heterosexual Christian males.
Posted by: John | February 16, 2009 at 03:30 AM
Walt,
Your suggestion is more chilling than you may realize. This (sub-hu)man will probably be defended by the ACLU, who will argue a cultural defense citing that this is justifiable homicide in that it is an "honor killing". Some Marxist judge in a filthy black robe will then suspend whatever sentence is meted out.
I have heard of Islamberg(sic). A man named Paul Williams has launched a one-man crusade to expose this and other similar cells in the U.S. John Mohammed Allen and Lee Boyd Malvo of the infamous D.C.-area snipings are products of such sewage.
I appreciated your humor in invoking Janet "Sterno" and John's response is painfully accurate.
Posted by: Philip France | February 16, 2009 at 05:54 PM
Fellas why cant we go after the ACLU with the federal RICO statutes? Anyone have any idea about this? I mean this organization clearly subverts the law which in turn harms Americans. I got this idea in a book by Michael Savage.
Posted by: Mike | February 19, 2009 at 08:58 PM
Yes, Mike. Why don't we (go after the ACLU on RICO predicates)?
I do so sublimely by contributing to The Thomas More Law Center (www.thomasmore.org) and another fine citizens' advocacy group known as The Aliance Defense Fund (www.telladf.org). ADF are remarkable Christian lawyers that challenge (and win) the ACLU at nearly every turn. Their ministry is devoted primarily to freedom of worship cases but they are the vanguards of 1st Amendment Freedom.
In addition, let's get the word out there that citizens like you and I and other like-minded patriotic Americans are willing to pool our resources to hire a private investigator to tail the likes of the pock-marked ACLU-chief Anthony Romero. Let's see what little boys that he shows interest in. Let's videotape him entering and exiting NAMBLA meetings and bath houses.
While we're having so much fun, let's organize the Christians and Jews (and why not Moslems?) of the Greater Sacramento area and make s schedule in which we take turns appearing in front of the home of Michael Nudow (he of the "remove God from the Pledge of Allegiance and from our currency" infamy) and sing hymns of praise 24/7. Let's take our Country back!!!!!
We HAVE the numbers. I seldom trust polls, but the most objective ones that I have seen have some 36-37% of Americans espouse conservative values. 28% procalim to be liberal (and of these, I would estimate that only 1-2% are true believers; real psycopaths... but they sure are loud). That leaves the considerable decision point to those who are dispassionate and undecided. It is time for you and I to speak up.
Posted by: Philip France | February 19, 2009 at 11:12 PM