Zipperfish's Hilarious Video Cartoon on Islam

This is one cartoon you will find hilarious, unless of course, you are a Muslim.

http://www.zipperfish.net/free/yaafm12.php/

Check it out.

Bill Clinton Speaks Out on Islamofascism

Bill Clinton recently stated that he "deeply respects" Islam. Yeah, sure. He must have heard they allow harems.

The Mohammed Image Archive

A guy named Zombie has created a large repository of images of Mohammed, including the original Danish cartoons, at the above link.

The image archive includes images from centuries past to modern images, both serious and satirical. It also includes many more satirical cartoons of Mohammed, like the one illustrated here.

It seems that by acting like howling horse's asses, all Muslims have done is to multiply many times over the number of Mohammed cartoons in circulation. Have a look and pass the link along to friends.

My Entry for Iran's Holocaust Cartoons

The President of Iran is hosting a cartoon contest for "holocaust cartoons" as his response t0 the Danish cartoons about Muhammad. This is my submission.

Hope President Screwball likes it!

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Americans Favor Israelis Over Palestinians 4:1

I found this interesting tidbit on Powerlineblog.com, the most popular blog in the USA (according to Time Magazine).

Powerline says that a new Gallup Poll poll shows that "Americans favor the Israelis by nearly four to one, and the margin is even greater among people who follow the news closely. And, of course, it's wider among Republicans than Democrats and independents. A generation of United Nations propaganda, pseudo moral equivalence and biased news coverage has had remarkably little impact."

Check out the stats in the graph below.

Mohammed, the Bloody Prophet of Islam

Muslims in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia are like most Muslims, in that they love the Prophet Mohammed and believe that he was the most virtuous, kind and wise man who ever lived. Where they get this impression I do not know, but it does not square with their own sacred texts; not just the Koran, but also the Sunnah and the Hadith, particularly the latter.

The Hadith is considered to be second only to the Koran as authoritative. It is a description of the life of Mohmmed and details all his trials and triumphs in his journey from illiterate camel driver to prophet to warlord. Along the way, he was extremely cruel, selfish and murderous, and exhibited virtually none of the virtues Westerners hold dear: generosity, compassion, charity, love and forgiveness. Indeed, Mo was unforgiving of those who doubted his authenticity as a prophet. He reguarly had those assassinated who dared to criticize him or satirize him with poetry, the medium of the day. He had one Arabic woman poet killed while she was nursing her baby; her Mohammed-appointed assassin brought her severed head to Mohammed and dropped it at his feet. Other poets and critics were tracked down and killed in similar fashion. Then it was poets, today it's cartoonists; with Islam, nothing much has changed from the 7th Century.

Mo started out on his prophetable life of crime by attacking his own people, robbing caravans in the desert and kidnapping members thereof, to hold for ransom. Being a multiculturalist, he soon looked for other sources of victims.

Mo attacked Jewish settlements merely to steal their land, houses and goods. In one case he took over a Jewish settlement that had been there for centuries, sending all of the Jews into the desert to survive as they might. In a more egregious case, he put all the Jewish men to death, about 800 of them, beheaded two at a time while Mohammed watched. Only boys too young to have pubic hair were spared. After the slaughter, Mohammed and his men engaged in a mass rape of the widows and daughters, taking as sex slaves those they wished, and selling the rest with the children into slavery. Such love, compassion and charity. It makes you want to run right down to your nearest Mosque and sign up, doesn't it?

In another attack on a Jewish settlement, Mohammed asked a Jewish man where any valuables might be hidden, and the man showed him an abandoned mine where there was some. Just to be sure the Jew had revealed all, Mo had him tortured by placing burning sticks upon his chest. Satisfied the man had told all he knew, Mo then had one of his henchman behead the man. Mohammed then spent the night raping the man's widow in his tent. Allah must have been so proud.

In another incident, one of the captives of a raid was an old woman. Since she had no market value as a slave, Mohammed ordered her to be killed. One of his captains then tied each of her legs to a different camel and she was split in two. The reason for this atrocity is not explained, but it appears to have been strictly for the entertainment of the Muslim warriors.

Mohammed was a very evil man, an odious and vile human being. There was nothing about him to either admire or respect. He is the author of Jihad, the unending war against the non-Muslim world which all Muslims are obligated to pursue. Muslims are often liars and terrorists, but they are merely emulating their prophet. They are being true to their religion, not hijacking it, as apologists of Islam like to claim.

If Mohammed was Allah's messenger, what was Allah's message to mankind? Two words, but since this is a family site, we'll let you use your imagination.

Why did Mohammed call himself a prophet? Did he really believe it? Maybe yes and probably no, but the ruse was his path to power and riches. While Mo stayed home servicing his growing harem, his army would go out and find some caravan, village or farm to attack and plunder. Mohammed got one-fifth of the take, plus taxes from all his followers. Obviously, the robbers doing the work and taking the chances might find the arrangement unfair or inconvenient if Mo was just another barbarian. However, it's a different story if he were a messenger of God, able to provide heaven and 72 virgins to anyone killed in battle. So the purpose of Mo's big scam should be obvious.

Mo's followers believed his promise of a big Bordello in the sky, and this made them fearless and relentless fighters. If they won in battle they got to keep a lot of stolen loot. If they died in battle it was rivers of milk and honey and a huge harem to provide nonstop entertainment.

This same mindset is seen today in Islamic suicide bombers, who believe that the detonator button on their explosive vest is really a key to the celestial boudoir. For them it isn't murder or suicide, it's party time. Unfortunately for the world, Mo's scam is still working 14 centuries later, even though he's no longer around to collect loot or sex slaves.

If you are interested in learning more about the life of this pirate, read "Prophet of Doom," a book that is available free online. It's not for the squeamish. Follow the link on this page.

Democrats Sink to New Low at King Funeral

by Jack Dallas

Just when you thought the Democrats could not get any more despicable, they do that very thing, they outdo themselves in fact. Like Sailors on leave, like convicts escaped from jail, like teenage boys away from home for the first time, Democrats seem to have no control over their own actions. Like watching patients in a mental institution, watching Democrats perform their “Circus of Absurdity” is an exercise in pity, sadness, humor, derision and ridicule.

On hand for the funeral of Coretta Scott King were President Bush and Bill Clinton, Gerald ford and Jimmy Carter. The “Reverend” Jerry Lowery:

The outspoken Rev. Joseph Lowery, co-founder of Southern Christian Leadership Conference, ripped into President Bush during his short speech, ostensibly about the wife of Martin Luther King Jr."She extended Martin's message against poverty, racism and war. She deplored the terror inflicted by our smart bombs on missions way afar. We know now that there were no weapons of mass destruction over there," Lowery said. "But Coretta knew, and we know," Lowery continued, "That there are weapons of misdirection right down here," he said, nodding his head toward the row of presidents past and present. "For war, billions more, but no more for the poor!".

I make no case against Lowery’s statement. Whether I agree or disagree with him is irrelevant. My angst is generated by his decision to make the statement at the funeral of Coretta King. President Bush was there to honor the woman. To politicize the event and to seize the opportunity to embarrass the President of the United States, is beyond bad taste, it is egregious and despicable.

Also speaking today was former President Jimmy Carter, without question the most incompetent man to inhabit the White House in our memory if not in the history of the country. Carter went beyond the Pale of heinous behavior.

Former President Jimmy Carter later swung at Bush as well, not once but twice. As he talked about the Kings, he said: "It was difficult for them then personally with the civil liberties of both husband and wife violated as they became the target of secret government wiretaps." The crowd cheered as Bush, under fire for a secret wiretapping program he ordered after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, again smiled weakly.

It is quite clear that the Democrats simply have no concept of proper decorum. It is clear that they will stop at nothing, including smearing the memory of a dead American icon, in order to further their nefarious agenda. Democrats apparently have no sense of common decency, no sense of fair play, no use for common courtesy and respect, and it seems as well that they have no respect for themselves.

They continue to make fools of themselves in full view of the American public. Democrats have no souls. It is a regrettable fact of life that Democrats cannot be treated with the respect due reasonable people.

The Grave of a Young Sailor Stirs Thoughts and Emotions

Last Sunday, just before the Super Bowl, I took a walk over to the cemetery near my house in a small town in California. Some member of “Findagrave.com” (of which I am also a member) had requested that someone in my area find some of her relatives’ graves and take photos. It was a nice day for a walk, as the sky was completely blue and cloud-free and the weather was warm.

Upon arriving at the gate of the cemetery, I saw that it was not the right cemetery. Since I was already there, I went in and looked around.

The cemetery was quiet and had graves going back more than a hundred years. I found a couple of sections that were all military. They had stand-up headstones, rounded at the top, typical military style stones. There were soldiers and sailors buried close together from World War II, the Korean War and Viet Nam. Some of the headstones bore the serviceman’s picture, in uniform. I always feel humbled standing before the graves of soldiers or sailors even though most of these died of old age, not on the battlefield. I am humbled by their service, by their willingness to go in harm’s way so some stranger like me can go through his life in relative safety and peace as a free man. Each and every one of these men has a story if only I knew them. I read their names and whispered to each of them, “God bless you brother!”

I envy them, because they had the opportunity to serve their country, to wear its uniform, to do something very meaningful with at least a portion of their lives. They earned the right to have future generations stand before their graves in reverence and respect.

In another cluster of military graves, I found that of a young U.S. Navy sailor who died in 1969 at the age of 23 years of age, probably in Viet Nam. His picture looked out from his tombstone. He had dark hair and was wearing his Navy blues. I was born two years before he was. The feeling of poignancy was very strong as I stood over his grave in the deserted cemetery. How is it that I am looking down on his grave rather than the other way around? How can it possibly be fair? When they snapped that picture of him, no doubt he never thought it would mark his grave. What would he have thought had he known he would soon die and be buried in this grassy, quiet spot? Never to marry, have children or grow old.

I thanked him for his sacrifice and prayed for him before walking away towards home. He was a human being. He counted. People loved him. He had hopes and dreams. How can his book simply be closed for good, put away on the dusty shelf of eternity, never to be read again? For whatever it’s worth to him, I gave witness to these truths and questions. I spoke my feelings to God that this young man counted for something, that he mattered, that he should not be forgotten by Heaven. It wasn’t much, but it was all I could do for him. Hope someone up there heard me.

Infidel-bloggers-alliance: Cartoon Contest on Mohammed

The bloggers at infidel-bloggers-alliance are having a cartoon contest for depictions of Mohammed. Now drawing Mohammed could get you killed because murder is one of the main pillars of that religious faith. Check them out at http://ibloga.blogspot.com/2006/02/infidel-bloggers-alliance-mohammed_04.html.

Cartoonists are asked to draw a non-incendiary picture of the prophet Mohammed, just doing everyday things like taking a walk, having a beer, watching the Super Bowl, etc. I drew one of Mo on a surfboard. Mo-Daddy ain't no Ho-Daddy. Anyway, my entry is below.

Stogie