What did I tell you in my last post?
Actually, it was a no-brainer except for the millions of Americans who are in denial as to the irredeemably violent nature of Islam
Read it here.
Monday, April 22, 2013
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Why the Boston Bombers Did It (Hint: It's In the Koran)
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| Mohammed Would Approve |
Fourteen hundred years ago, Mohammed's followers made the Second Pledge of Aqaba, in which they pledged to commit unending war on all mankind, until the whole world was Muslim, dead or slaves. As reported in the Haddith:
Ishaq:208 "When Allah gave permission to his Apostle to fight, the second Aqaba contained conditions involving war which were not in the first act of submission. Now we bound ourselves to war against all mankind for Allah and His Apostle. He promised us a reward in Paradise for faithful service. We pledged ourselves to war in complete obedience to Muhammad no matter how evil the circumstances."Well now, mass murder of innocents in the Bostom bombing is indeed "evil circumstances." So we see that unending violence is not an exaggeration, nor a slander against the Islamic faith. Mohammed's admonition for unending war, terror and slaughter is well documented in Islamic holy texts. The Boston bombers were merely following the commands of their prophet, as have thousands of other terrorists before them.
Here is a great reference on the violent admonitions of Mohammed, found in the website The Religion of Peace. The site introduces the violent Koranic verses with this introduction:
| Question:Does the Quran really contain dozens of verses promoting violence? | |
Summary Answer:The Quran contains at least 109 verses that call Muslims to war with nonbelievers for the sake of Islamic rule. Some are quite graphic, with commands to chop off heads and fingers and kill infidels wherever they may be hiding. Muslims who do not join the fight are called 'hypocrites' and warned that Allah will send them to Hell if they do not join the slaughter. Unlike nearly all of the Old Testament verses of violence, the verses of violence in the Quran are mostly open-ended, meaning that they are not restrained by the historical context of the surrounding text. They are part of the eternal, unchanging word of Allah, and just as relevant or subjective as anything else in the Quran. Most of today's Muslims exercise a personal choice to interpret their holy book's many calls to violence according to what their own moral preconceptions find justifiable. Apologists cater to their preferences with tenuous arguments that gloss over historical fact and generally do not stand up to scrutiny. Still, it is important to note that the problem is not bad people, but bad ideology. Unfortunately, there are very few verses of tolerance and peace to abrogate or even balance out the many that call for nonbelievers to be fought and subdued until they either accept humiliation, convert to Islam, or are killed. Muhammad's own martial legacy - and that of his companions - along with the remarkable stress on violence found in the Quran have produced a trail of blood and tears across world history. |
The site then lists some of the most important of these verses, like Ibn Ishaq/Hisham 327: - “Allah said, ‘A prophet must slaughter before collecting captives. A slaughtered enemy is driven from the land. Muhammad, you craved the desires of this world, its goods and the ransom captives would bring. But Allah desires killing them to manifest the religion.’” Read them all.
UPDATE: Here are the words of modern Muslim leaders, who describe a Muslim's duty to kill unbelievers, including women and children:
From Iraq:
“There is no doubt that Allah commanded us to strike the Kuffar (unbelievers), kill them, and fight them by all means necessary to achieve the goal. The servants of Allah who perform Jihad to elevate the word (laws) of Allah, are permitted to use any and all means necessary to strike the active unbeliever combatants for the purpose of killing them, snatch their souls from their body, cleanse the earth from their abomination, and lift their trial and persecution of the servants of Allah. The goal must be pursued even if the means to accomplish it affect both the intended active fighters and unintended passive ones such as women, children and any other passive category specified by our jurisprudence.”And no, this cretin is not describing active combatants, like the U.S. military, but all unbelievers, because there are NO non-combatants in Islam's holy war against humanity. This statement is from a Chechyan Muslim, where the Bostom bombers hail from:
Statement by the head of Jama'at al-Tawid wal-Jihad ("Group for Monotheism and Jihad"), a Sunni terrorist known for bloody massacres, including 86 Shiites at a mosque.
“I ask you to step up Jihad against enemies of Allah... Destroy Allah's enemies wherever you have them, wherever your hands reach you may open a front... When there is a total war, there are no more civilian objects or civilian population."The "Religion of Peace" is anything but. Bookmark these pages for future reference.
Doku Umarov, a leader who has taken personal responsibility for dozens of terror attacks in which many civilians were left dead.
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Friday, April 19, 2013
This Is Your Brain On Islam: Alcohol Forbidden, Mass Murder Okay
Tamerlan says he doesn't drink or smoke anymore: "God said no alcohol." A muslim, he says: "There are no values anymore," and worries that "people can't control themselves."God says no alcohol, but mass murder is okay.
This is your brain on Islam.
UPDATE: Second perp ("white hat" guy) captured and in custody. He was hiding in a boat stored in a citizen's backyard. He appears seriously injured and was taken to a hospital.
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Surprise, Surprise! Boston Marathon Bombers are Radical Muslims! Who Would've Guessed?
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| One Down, One to Go |
The police closed in on these perps and a gunfight ensued, with one policeman wounded and one terrorist (the black hat guy) shot dead. The white hat terrorist has so far eluded police and is on the run. The black hat terrorist was twenty-six-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev. The white hat perp is his brother, 19 year old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
The two terrorists were brothers from Chechnya. Unfortunately for them, the modern world is one with a thousand eyes, in the form of surveillance, cell phone and digital cameras, and police were able to identify the perps within 24 hours of their crime.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
FBI Releases Photos of Suspects in Boston Marathon Bombing
The FBI has released photos of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing. Both are young men, seen carrying backpacks in the vicinity of the blasts, just minutes before the bombs went off.
One was wearing a white baseball cap turned backwards and carrying a white backpack slung over his right arm. A white backpack was deposited near the finish line and later exploded. One of the victims, who lost both legs in the ensuing blast, got a good look at the perp as he dropped the white backpack and departed.
The FBI has learned that at least one of the bombs was detonated using a remote control mechanism and battery from a hobby store, where such items are used to control toy cars or planes.
The devices used in the bombing have previously been described on Al Qaeda websites. Though the perpetrators have not been identified as Muslim or Middle-eastern, it appears likely that they obtained their knowledge of this type of bomb from Al Qaeda sources. It will be interesting to discover the perpetrators' motivation for this atrocity. I see a slab and a drip line in the perps' future. Too bad. Such crimes would be so much better punished by an old-fashioned hanging or electric chair. Call me a traditionalist.
One was wearing a white baseball cap turned backwards and carrying a white backpack slung over his right arm. A white backpack was deposited near the finish line and later exploded. One of the victims, who lost both legs in the ensuing blast, got a good look at the perp as he dropped the white backpack and departed.
The FBI has learned that at least one of the bombs was detonated using a remote control mechanism and battery from a hobby store, where such items are used to control toy cars or planes.
The devices used in the bombing have previously been described on Al Qaeda websites. Though the perpetrators have not been identified as Muslim or Middle-eastern, it appears likely that they obtained their knowledge of this type of bomb from Al Qaeda sources. It will be interesting to discover the perpetrators' motivation for this atrocity. I see a slab and a drip line in the perps' future. Too bad. Such crimes would be so much better punished by an old-fashioned hanging or electric chair. Call me a traditionalist.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Boston Bombing: Who Did It?
Whenever an atrocity occurs, like the bombing of the Boston Marathon yesterday, the left immediately blames it on the "far right" or on budget cuts, or something equally self-serving. The right immediately suspects Muslim terrorists. I am in the latter category, of course.
Nevertheless, nothing is definite without evidence and facts, and we should try to withhold judgment until we have some. John Douglas, the FBI profiler whose books have recently caught my attention, talks about erroneous investigations and convictions. These are generally caused by jumping to conclusions, developing a theory, and selectively looking for facts to fit that theory. Douglas says that in any crime, you must step back, view the whole picture, and determine what is known and what is not known. You first examine the facts and the evidence and formulate a theory based on those.
What we now know is this:
1. Person or persons unknown planted makeshift bombs made from pressure cookers at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, and timed those bombs to explode when and where the crowd would be thickest. This appears a deliberate attempt to kill and injure as many people as possible.
2. Recent events in the past decade have shown Muslim terrorists planting bombs (in London and Madrid) with the intention of killing or wounding civilians. Such crimes seem to have no purpose other than murder for the sake of murder, or in the case of radical Muslims, for the sake of their violent ideology. Douglas calls this type of crime a "group cause" crime, carried out for ideological or political reasons. The Islamic reason is merely to follow the command of their prophet, i.e. to kill infidels and unbelievers. It is a well-established fact, based on 14 centuries of experience, that Islam is a religion of mass murder that intends to spread itself through terror.
3. A recent Al Qaeda magazine described how Muslim terrorists could make bombs out of pressure cookers, filled with shrapnel and a flammable liquid. The article advised:
Nevertheless, nothing is definite without evidence and facts, and we should try to withhold judgment until we have some. John Douglas, the FBI profiler whose books have recently caught my attention, talks about erroneous investigations and convictions. These are generally caused by jumping to conclusions, developing a theory, and selectively looking for facts to fit that theory. Douglas says that in any crime, you must step back, view the whole picture, and determine what is known and what is not known. You first examine the facts and the evidence and formulate a theory based on those.
What we now know is this:
1. Person or persons unknown planted makeshift bombs made from pressure cookers at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, and timed those bombs to explode when and where the crowd would be thickest. This appears a deliberate attempt to kill and injure as many people as possible.
2. Recent events in the past decade have shown Muslim terrorists planting bombs (in London and Madrid) with the intention of killing or wounding civilians. Such crimes seem to have no purpose other than murder for the sake of murder, or in the case of radical Muslims, for the sake of their violent ideology. Douglas calls this type of crime a "group cause" crime, carried out for ideological or political reasons. The Islamic reason is merely to follow the command of their prophet, i.e. to kill infidels and unbelievers. It is a well-established fact, based on 14 centuries of experience, that Islam is a religion of mass murder that intends to spread itself through terror.
3. A recent Al Qaeda magazine described how Muslim terrorists could make bombs out of pressure cookers, filled with shrapnel and a flammable liquid. The article advised:
“The pressurized cooker is the most effective method,” the article said. “Glue shrapnel to the inside of the pressurized cooker then fill the cooker with inflammable material.” A small light bulb can be used as a detonator, it said.It would appear a reasonable theory that the world's most violent and hateful religion has probably carried out yet another crime against humanity. However, I will withhold conclusive judgment until more facts are in. There is always the possibility that the crime was perpetrated by some extremist like Timothy McVeigh or some lunatic like Ted Kaczynski. However, the odds are in favor of a Muslim perpetrator.
“Place the device in a crowded area,” the article said. “Camouflage the device with something that would not hinder the shrapnel such as cardboard.”
Famous Crime Cases, Murder, Evidence and Who-Dunnits
I saw my last tax client of the season last night at 8 PM. He owed. Told him he was underwithheld.
I left the office shortly after 9 PM and went home, had a cigar and read some more from my latest book interest, one by John Douglas, a famous FBI profiler and expert on crime scene investigation and murder. Last week I read his latest book, "Law and Disorder," where he analyzes several recent murder cases and gives his opinion on the guilt or innocence of those convicted of the crimes: the West Memphis Three: completely innocent, though they spent 20 years in prison, one of them, the alleged ringleader, on death row. They were recently released. Others for whom the evidence indicates innocence are Cameron Todd Willingham, executed in Texas for arson and the death of his three children, and Amanda Knox.
I am now reading his book on famous crimes and the evidence for and against the suspects, e.g., Jack the Ripper, Lizzie Borden, Bruno Richard Hauptmann, executed in 1936 for the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby. The evidence against Lizzie Borden, accused of hacking her parents to death in 1892, is compelling. Though she was acquitted of the murder, she is the only person who had motive and opportunity to do the crime. The jury refused to convict in the absence of any direct evidence, and I cannot disagree with their decision. Her guilt was not established beyond a reasonable doubt.
The evidence against Hauptmann appears overwhelming, but there are still those who argue for his innocence all these years later. Personally, I believe he was guilty as sin and deserving of his fate. There was much direct evidence against him. Douglas believes that Hauptmann was guilty, but had to have been assisted in the planning and carrying out of the crime. Douglas would not have applied the death penalty. I disagree.
However, whether you agree or disagree, Douglas's analysis of the facts and evidence of famous cases gives the reader much greater insight into these cases, even though it is impossible to draw any conclusions with certainty so many years later. Now I am going to get another cup of coffee and read Douglas's dissection of the Zodiac murders in San Francisco during the 1970's.
I left the office shortly after 9 PM and went home, had a cigar and read some more from my latest book interest, one by John Douglas, a famous FBI profiler and expert on crime scene investigation and murder. Last week I read his latest book, "Law and Disorder," where he analyzes several recent murder cases and gives his opinion on the guilt or innocence of those convicted of the crimes: the West Memphis Three: completely innocent, though they spent 20 years in prison, one of them, the alleged ringleader, on death row. They were recently released. Others for whom the evidence indicates innocence are Cameron Todd Willingham, executed in Texas for arson and the death of his three children, and Amanda Knox.
I am now reading his book on famous crimes and the evidence for and against the suspects, e.g., Jack the Ripper, Lizzie Borden, Bruno Richard Hauptmann, executed in 1936 for the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby. The evidence against Lizzie Borden, accused of hacking her parents to death in 1892, is compelling. Though she was acquitted of the murder, she is the only person who had motive and opportunity to do the crime. The jury refused to convict in the absence of any direct evidence, and I cannot disagree with their decision. Her guilt was not established beyond a reasonable doubt.
The evidence against Hauptmann appears overwhelming, but there are still those who argue for his innocence all these years later. Personally, I believe he was guilty as sin and deserving of his fate. There was much direct evidence against him. Douglas believes that Hauptmann was guilty, but had to have been assisted in the planning and carrying out of the crime. Douglas would not have applied the death penalty. I disagree.
However, whether you agree or disagree, Douglas's analysis of the facts and evidence of famous cases gives the reader much greater insight into these cases, even though it is impossible to draw any conclusions with certainty so many years later. Now I am going to get another cup of coffee and read Douglas's dissection of the Zodiac murders in San Francisco during the 1970's.
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Tuesday, April 09, 2013
Renewal of the Soul After Adversity
| My Persimmon Tree Blossoming in Glorious Spring Renewal |
Well let's see, what can I be positive about? Hmmm.
My persimmon tree's new buds and branches are exploding in a flurry of greenery and growth. I wish my soul were like that: able to renew itself with that kind of vigor and color. Life could trim off my branches and leave me denuded and bare in winter, and in spring I would blossom all over again, filled with ambition, optimism and promise.
Well, the tax season ends in another week. Yay! Then its plucking my Rickenbacker bass guitar and groovin' like the really cool cat that I imagine myself to be. Oh yeah.
I have some money in my pocket, not enough to buy a Bushmaster, but enough to keep me in cigars for a few weeks.
I now know more about income taxes than at any previous time in my long career. I also found that clients like me. I relate well to them. I should be able to earn some dough after leaving Fleecem Tax, where they bill the suckers $400 an hour (I am leaving for two reasons: low pay for me and absurd prices for clients.)
Today in Hollister, the sky is blue and cloudless; there's a gentle breeze wafting spring fragrances, and pollen, but my allergy medication is holding its own.
Well, that's all the positivity I can fake for today. Come back tomorrow for continuing installments.
Monday, April 08, 2013
Mellow Fellow. That's Me. But for How Long?
I see that socialist and leftist scumbags are "celebrating in the streets" over the death of Margaret Thatcher. Leftism is evil, but in banal way. I am mildly disgusted, but no longer wish to machine-gun the whole lot of them. Guess I am somewhat mellow following the death of my friend Lawrence Auster. Nothing shocks me much anymore, and very little really pisses me off.
So wallow in your evil, your hatred, your profound ignorance, lefties. It's what you do and who you are.
So wallow in your evil, your hatred, your profound ignorance, lefties. It's what you do and who you are.
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