Conservative Rag Spreads Islamaphobia To 1.4 Million Ignorant Morons (IMAGES AND VIDEOS)


The right-wing nutjob online rag called The Conservative Tribune has decided to wage a war against a non-existent enemy in the United States — Sharia Law.

Sharia Law is the body of Islamic law. The term means “way” or “path”; it is the legal framework within which the public and some private aspects of life are regulated for those living in a legal system based on Islam.

Conservative Tribune and its 1.4 million fans spend an enormous amount of time combating the establishment of Sharia Law in the US. They’ve applauded the state legislature of North Carolina for officially banning Sharia from their state, and want all the other states to follow suit:

The state of North Carolina has taken a step that many other states have taken to ensure that the US Constitution and the constitution of the state are the laws that are applied in courts, not the laws of any foreign cultures.

The ‘issue’ they’re using to claim a victory over Sharia Law is a bill in North Carolina that would prohibit state judges to take foreign laws into consideration when deciding a case, typically a family court case.

They cite that there have been more than 50 cases in the US where a judge has ruled that Sharia Law supersedes state law.

This is, of course, completely false. In every case in which a foreign law is cited, judges rule that foreign precedent can’t be overruled because a person moves here. For example, if someone is granted a divorce settlement under UK law, that decree can’t be overturned by a U.S. court. If a father is granted custody of his children under Sharia Law in a foreign country because the wife cheated on him, that custody stands in the US until the wife can prove the father unfit under state or federal law.

The idiots at Conservative Tribune have twisted the facts, go figure, and made a non-issue into yet another reason to spread Islamophobia to its base of ignorance:

The NC bill’s authors hope to have avoided that problem by making the language of the bill so that it applies to any foreign laws, not specifically mentioning Sharia.

Of course they didn’t mention Sharia Law. The bill, which is nothing more than a Republican hate-fest that intends to frighten people into believing foreign laws can be used against them, is worthless. A similar bill in Oklahoma was shot down by a federal judge because it “discriminated against a certain religion without a compelling state interest.”

The Conservative Tribune, in the 3 days prior to this article, has managed to post nearly a dozen articles about Sharia Law, President Obama loving muslims and supporting terrorists, and even a former Navy Seal tossing a Koran on the ground and making a fool of himself speaking at a Tea-bigot convention.

Just imagine how much insanity they’ve spread in an entire year. Here are some screenshots of their Facebook posts along with some thoughts. Please feel free to hit the comments with a bit of logic and reason.


Claims that school lunches must comply with Sharia Law are just plain stupid.

Are you kidding? The issue was brought up because a girl who is a vegan wanted vegan options at school. The law in question would require schools to do their best to accommodate ALL students, providing meals that are acceptably vegan, Kosher and Halal.


 

Thomas Jefferson went to war with Muslims so why won’t Obama?

 

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I guess they haven’t heard about the US confronting Syria over racial cleansing or the ongoing battle with ISIS in Iraq. It doesn’t matter, all you have to do is mention Thomas Jefferson and conservatives will start waving their Gadsden flags from their front porches.


 

The Daily Caller says the Obama Administration is secretly working on a plan to help terrorists — so it MUST be true!

 

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There is absolutely nothing to indicate that this is true. The FBI, which falls under the President’s Executive Authority, didn’t have any evidence that CAIR was involved in terrorist funding, but they are listed as unindicted co-conspirators in a terrorist funding case. If the President wanted to defy the FBI he wouldn’t need to try to do anything, he’d send a memo or sign an executive order.


Click this half-picture of a stupid sign and you will learn…absolutely nothing!

 

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Yeah, don’t bother. It says “Sharia Law Threatens America.” No, no it doesn’t. Remember that definition of Sharia Law? “It is the legal framework within which the public and some private aspects of life are regulated for those living in a legal system based on Islam.”

There’s this thing called the first amendment that guarantees that government will make no law respecting the establishment of religion. In order to enact Muslim law, the first amendment will need to be repealed.

Not gonna happen so try not to be so dumb. Never mind — they can’t.


 

OMG! Congressman sits on panel with a guy who was never charged with what we’re accusing him of. Muslim terrorist in congress!!!

This is what qualifies as breaking news. A Muslim congressman, on a panel to answer questions at a Muslim convention, was joined by the leader of the group holding the convention.

He is obviously a terrorist. Which one? They’re both Muslims, so both of them.

Mazen Mokhtar was accused by the Washington Post of running a website that funneled money to the Taliban. That was in 2004, when being a Muslim made you guilty of “being against us.” Nothing ever came of it, but some research assistant who Googled his name after seeing him on a panel with a congressman found the story, so now that congressman is “hanging out and working with” a Muslim terrorist.

Yes, something that thin is really all it takes.


 

Vice Presidential Candidate Wayne Allen Root (who?) wrote an op-ed claiming Obama is waging jihad. Run!!!!!!

Wayne Allen Who Cares said…Nah, never mind…Nobody cares.


 

No. Way. Congress just bowed down to Allah. Nobody bowed, and the Imam repeatedly referred to Allah as ‘God’, but…Muslim…Congress…TERRORISTS!!!!

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A Muslim Imam was asked by a congressman to be the guest chaplain and say a prayer before the House of Representatives started their day.

Really, that’s it. There is literally nothing else to report on this.


 

Ha! A Navy Seal just called Obama a terrorist and threw the Koran on the floor. So take THAT!

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Proof positive that you don’t need to be a rocket scientist to join the Navy Seals. This guy makes a complete fool of himself, disrespects the Muslim holy book and makes accusations that are so stupid you won’t believe your ears.


The difference between liberals and conservatives is pretty easy to see when you consider sites like this. Sensational claims that lead to blase’ stories don’t matter when people don’t need to read past the headline.

All the modern day conservative needs is something to share so they can comment “Obama is a Muslim” and they’re perfectly happy. So sad.

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87 Comments

  • Kim Serrahn says:

    stupid is as stupid does.

  • Stine says:

    My goodness. If you’re going to let something rule your life through fear so much, at least educate yourself on what you’re so irrationally afraid of. Qur’an* Sharia*.

    One would think you would be able to spell correctly what is apparently your reason for being. My guess is that if you looked into the subject of Islam enough to at least be able to spell the terms correctly, what you would find is that the religion in its moderate form is not so scary after all. You cannot base a group of 1.3 billion people based on the beliefs/actions of less than 7% (I don’t even know if that’s a real number, but it’s what seems to come up most in the media).

    Every religion has their fundamentalists. Christians have their KKK, Muslims have ISIS/Taliban/Al-Qaeda, Atheism as well. I’m sick of this unnecessary bigotry and intolerance. These people are no better than the terrorists. It makes me so ashamed to feel that people around the world are watching shit like this represent the American people. Not in my name.

    • cecilia says:

      Atheism isn’t a religion

      • Stine says:

        That’s what you got out of my entire comment?

        I felt I had to include the group of Atheists (religion or not, they’re a group) because that is usually the first counter-argument. If you don’t have anything productive to add, save yourself the 30 seconds next time.

        • cecilia says:

          There’s no such thing as a “fundamentalist atheist”

          atheism is simply a lack of belief in supernatural entities BECAUSE there is no evidence. Aside from that people calling themselves atheists have nothing else in common. (as such).

          And by that i mean, lumping them all together is often a wasted exercise.
          Since we are out of the closet - I’ve been talking to atheists for a few years now and it’s clear that we are incredibly diverse. I’d venture to say that in some cases I wouldn’t wish to be in the same room with some of these people. (and I don’t mean they are violent or anything like that. Just unpleasant)

          So, it’s a mistake to think atheists are similar in the same way a group of, say, Catholics are.

          now, if you wish to ‘group’ together a bunch of Humanists, you might be a bit more successful - and accurate. Because that is about shared values

          • Stine says:

            Yes, I’m aware of all of this. However, usually people who aren’t atheists or humanists aren’t aware of this, so usually the first counter-argument to a comment like mine is something about atheism. So it is included there solely for argument’s sake.

            Again, why you choose to focus on this instead of the topic at hand (intolerance between groups of people, whether it be a religion, race, sex, etc. I used religion in this example because of the content of the article) is beyond me.

          • TheStr0kerdude says:

            I see no cite leaving me unsure who you’re quoting within your comment as having written “fundamentalist atheist” because I have not read nor seen any mention of such other than your own. But, be sure your commenting “atheism is simply a lack of belief in supernatural entities BECAUSE there is no evidence” is not correct. Atheism is not a lack of belief, but a belief there is no theism or, more simply, THERE IS NO GOD. As much as remains unknown our universes, I believe the only thing less sensible than believing in God, any God, is adopting the absolute belief there is no God. But, either way, it’s always and only one’s best guess. To wich I may add, neither is constitutionally acceptable for the basis of any law in these United States of America.

          • cecilia says:

            I’m an atheist and have been my entire life

            I have seen NO evidence for supernatural beings.

            ever. I am am therefore, not required to believe in supernatural beings.

            That is why I am an atheist.

          • TheStr0kerdude says:

            cecilia,

            Of course, one is not “required to believe in supernatural…” by me, anyway. But, after only a few minutes further researching the subject, I see even atheists distinguish two distinctly different types of atheists. 1) Those who have no belief in any super-natural deity. And 2) Those who believe there is no existence of a super-natural deity. Your description is your own lack of any belief. To which I cry bullshit because that presumes if, in fact you became touched by a super-natural experience, you’d no longer disbelieve. As opposed to those atheists who believe there are no such super-natural deities. Quite a distinction. Your “type” is functionally identical to an agnostic who does not believe or disbelieve but simply doesn’t know. Which, by the way, is the same way I categorize myself. When “I don’t know” is one’s correct answer, it is also one’s only correct answer. Evidence of non-existence is an impossibility to provide, period. Hence, my cry of bullshit to an atheist who who only goes so far as stating they have no belief. I also have no belief in any super-natural deity but do not consider myself an atheist due to the possibility of an occurrence of a super-natural experience and the simple fact that I don’t know. Upon seeing this difference as made by atheists, I’m taken aback by their’s and your first type or “weak” atheism. I truly believed an atheist believed there is no existence of any God or super-natural deity. Call yourself what you like, but your no different than an I, an agnostic who, like most, just doesn’t know.

            Per Austin Cline, Noted Agnosticism/Atheism Expert: There is, unfortunately, some disagreement about the definition of atheism. The broader, and more common, understanding of atheism among atheists is quite simply “not believing in any gods.” No claims or denials are made - an atheist is just a person who does not happen to be a theist. Sometimes this broader understanding is called “weak” or “implicit” atheism. Most good, complete dictionaries readily support this.

            There also exists a narrower sort of atheism, sometimes called “strong” or “explicit” atheism. With this type, the atheist explicitly denies the existence of any gods — making a strong claim which will deserve support at some point. Some atheists do this and others may do this with regards to certain specific gods but not with others. Thus, a person may lack belief in one god, but deny the existence of another god.

            What Atheism Is:

            Atheism is the Absence of Belief in Gods: The broad, simple definition of atheism is simply the absence of belief in gods; atheism is not the absence of beliefs generally. Normally called “weak atheism,” this definition is attested to in most comprehensive, unabridged dictionaries, and specialized references. Disbelief in gods is not the not the same as a belief or as the denial of gods. The lack of a belief isn’t the same as having a belief and not believing something is true isn’t the same as believing it is not true.

            This broad definition of atheism was used by early freethinkers and continues to be used by most contemporary atheist writers. Atheists use this broad definition not simply because it’s what we find in dictionaries, but because the broad definition is superior. The broad definition helps describe a broader range of possible positions among both atheists and theists. It also underscores the fact that theists are the one making an initial claim. The narrow definition of atheism as denying the existence of gods or asserting that no gods exist is really only relevant in specialized contexts, like philosophical literature.

            Remember, an open mind is key to understanding anything and I’m actually pleased I didn’t need to go into my there’s no way possible for anyone to know of the non-existence of anything. A few short years ago there was only one universe, too. And, I never even bought that hook, line, and sinker. It’s been real cecilia, take care.

          • cecilia says:

            “Your description is your own lack of any belief. To which I cry bullshit because that presumes if, in fact you became touched by a super-natural experience, you’d no longer disbelieve.”

            I’d need VERIFIABLE repeatable evidence…not some dopey super-natural experience which could probably be explained by hallucinations.

            I also don’t give a rat’s ass what other people’s atheism is or is not.

            Atheism is a conclusion…not a club.

            One reaches that personal conclusion on one’s own. What other people think is entirely their own business.

            In my experience atheists don’t really have much in common. They are quite the diverse group - and the idea that they can be “grouped” is really artificial. It’s extremely useful for gathering political power / influence …. but I don’t see them marching to the same drummer ever

          • OhZone says:

            I’m an atheist and I believe in the so-called “supernatural”. In fact there is no such thing as super-natural. It is all Natural. You and others just do not understand the dimensions of Universal Consciousness. Do the research so you all don’t speak from ignorance.

          • cecilia says:

            if your view of supernatural is natural that means it can be studied, examined and verified.

            If it can’t, it’s baloney.

            and I HAVE done research. Even in college there was a wacko professor who SO completely believed ESP was real that it was like a religion to him. There wasn’t evidence for ESP then and there Still isn’t any now.

          • OhZone says:

            Everything in the Universe is Natural. If it happens it is Natural.
            The whole Universe including our material world is electric. Your thoughts are mini micro-currents and they propagate the same as radio waves do. Do not drink too deeply of the fount of knowledge lest you learn something you did not wish to know..

          • cecilia says:

            Your thoughts are mini micro-currents and they propagate the same as radio waves do

            yeah, the neurons in one’s brain can be tracked…..AND?

            nothing I learned in grad school indicates there’s any voodoo going on with brain waves.
            No ESP, no moving objects with Just your thoughts or any other made up garbage.

            I LOVE knowing things, but there has to be verifiable evidence or it’s just BS

          • rascallyrabbit says:

            What I want to know is “If you are an atheist, does it means you have no reverence for life?” What are the ethical values of atheists? Honor? Integrity? Character? Against what do they measure?

          • OhZone says:

            What are the ethical values of Atheists? The same as those of everyone else. Being religious doesn’t give you a corner on “righteousness”. To think so is the height of ignorance.

          • rascallyrabbit says:

            What I asked is what is your reference point? Are your values fluid as you feel them in the moment, or are there set principles and if there are, where do they come from?

          • OhZone says:

            I have principles. They came partly from my upbringing and partly from my own conscience. We all inherently know what is rights and what is wrong, don’t we? No religion needed. No threats from and unseen “god” are necessary to make us behave in a manner that makes for a harmonious society. There will always be demented individuals who do not and will not fit in.

      • Tom says:

        Sorry, but it doesn’t matter if you believe it. Atheism is a religion. They are very vocal in their beliefs, and oppose and ridicule all none believers. They attack other religions insisting anyone not believing as they do are simpletons, morons, idiots, nut jobs…

        • cecilia says:

          i’v been an atheist for decades so I’m sure I know more about it than you.
          theists have been killing and torturing atheists for centuries. The minute any of us point that out or complain you get bend out of shape.

          Maybe is you stopped being bullies we wouldn’t need to say anything

          • NELLA2125 says:

            ATHEISTS HAVE MURDERED MORE PEOPLE THAN CHRISTIANS AND JEWS COMBINED!

            Enver Pasha murder 3 million Armenians,

            Kim II Sung murdered 2.5 million
            people,
            Ho Chi Min murdered 2 million people,
            Pol Pot murdered 3 million people,
            Saddam Hussein murdered 2 million people,
            Yahya Khan murdered 12 million people,
            Tojo Hideki murdered 4 million people,
            Vladimir Lenin murdered 4
            million people,
            Hirohito murdered 6 million people,
            Chiang Kai-Shek murdered 10 million,
            Adolf Hitler murdered 20 million people,

            Joseph Stalin murdered 62 million people,
            Mao Zedong murdered 75 million people.
            Murdering OVER 60 million babies
            in the name of birth control

            These dictators were ALL ATHEISTS
            —- NOT CHRISTIANS!!!!!!!

            Whatever the motives for ATHEIST BLOODTHIRSTINESS, THE
            INDISPUTABLE FACT IS that all the RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD PUT TOGETHER HAVE IN
            2,000 YEARS NOT MANAGED TO KILL AS MANY PEOPLE as have been killed in the name
            of ATHEISM in the past few decades.

          • cecilia says:

            did ANY of the people you listed USE atheism (ie: no evidence for gods) as THE reason to get troops together to kill others??

            no?

            then find another lie to tell because THAT one is played out

          • Well they certainly didn’t kill that many without the troops you MORON!

          • cecilia says:

            did you just jump into this conversation without knowing what anyone is talking about? ….because it sure sounds like it

          • IF you’re paying attention to the comments you would know what I’m talking about. one commenter talked about Atheists Leaders and the millions they’ve killed and then you in your great wisdom said…did ANY of the people you listed USE atheism (ie: no evidence for gods) as THE reason to get troops together to kill others??

            no?

            then find another lie to tell because THAT one is played out so my response is they didn’t do all that killing without the troops destroying your theory that they didn’t use the troops to get together to do it. Is it clear enough for you now?

          • cecilia says:

            you aren’t making yourself clear at all.

            My point is the motivation that the leaders used to get people to commit violence has never been atheism.

            No one has ever stood in front of thousands of people and said, “OK, let’s invade our neighbors because there’s NO evidence for any gods!!”

            They HAVE used religion and /or Cult of personality…but Never atheism

          • Ok,So who is doing that? We haven’t been in a religious war started because or our religion, Every country has a religion of some kind so you could say that every time a country has gone to war it’s because of religion or lack there of. It’s all about belief or non belief. The Atheist dictators went to war because they disagreed with someone else and most likely those they disagreed with were religious so yes they went to war because of their Ideology just like anyone else

          • cecilia says:

            psssssssssst

            ISIS
            Israel vs the rest of the Arab world
            bush (“god told me to invade Iraq”)

            and on and on

            You still don’t seem to understand that no one will ever convince anyone to go to war BECAUSE THERE’S NO EVIDENCE OF ANY GODS

            people would laugh in their faces

            You write as if you are a 12 year old. I’m not wasting my time with this

          • You’re an idiot if you don’t think they fought because of a different ideology. Atheist fought because others weren’t so yeah they went over ideology. I’m glad you won’t respond because you are an idiot. We didn’t go to Iraq because of God you friggin’moron.. Israel vs the rest of the Arabs as you say is over stolen land not religion
            . Does it play a part ? Of course just like your atheist leaders. Again you show your stupidity. I beg you not to respond because every time you do anyone who reads your drivel loses IQ points from. Reading such stupidity

    • fullmetaljacket says:

      The last time I checked the KKK was almost gone. There are about 8,000 members in US today. They represent less than 0.001% of the population. Oh and they don’t chop the heads off people. You are ignorant!

    • Nolan Sims says:

      Not all muslims are terrorists, but most terrorists are muslim! FACT!!!!!

      • OhZone says:

        And when the chips are down you can bet that all of them will be terrorists of one sort or another. Remember it is Islam’s goal to conquer the world.

      • TheStr0kerdude says:

        Cite your evidence, its source, then stamp fact on it in all caps and its still not a fact.

        • Nolan Sims says:

          My evidence is history DUMBASS! Do you not read?

          • TheStr0kerdude says:

            Is your evidence history because your pet gerbil ate it? Your childish name-calling in all caps coupled with your inability to provide a shred of support for your assertion demonstrates your lack of maturity, intelligence, and ultimately a total lack of credibility. Though, based on your display here, I doubt you’ve ever been considered credible.

    • H_Alaska says:

      I’ve never heard the KKK performing something in the name of Christianity. They don’t yell “god is great” or anything like that. Poor analogy. Try a little harder. There isn’t any comparison to the barbaric Islamic religion.

  • Jim says:

    So they believe Obama is a Muslim who wants to spread Islamic law in the US so
    let’s look at that. When you look carefully at many Islamic countries, you see
    they tend to share these values; they’re anti-abortion. They’re very supportive
    of the death penalty. They oppose the separation of church and state. They
    believe religious doctrine should be taught in school. They believe women
    should have fewer rights than men. They oppose “multiculturalism” They consider
    homosexuality as evil and believe gay marriage should be outlawed. So, if Obama
    really wanted to spread Islamic law in America, he would be a Republican.

    • Kyara Peacock says:

      oh…so stealing this! LOVE IT!

    • fullmetaljacket says:

      So ignorant you you are.

    • William Bouchie says:

      You know Jim, I remember another Jim from history class. Yeah, he got a bunch of people to commit mass suicide, by drinking poison-laden Kool-Aide, after telling a bunch brainwash people the Republicans were coming to get them. (It wasn’t Republicans, I just thought I’d throw that in there for sensationalism, since Jim’s post is full of it too.)

      • OhZone says:

        You need to learn the true story of that incident. Those people didn’t commit suicide. They were murdered.

      • OhZone says:

        Why are you so hung up on Republicans versus Democrats. They are the same mind with different names. No matter which party wins the show keeps on going along the same track. You have noticed this, haven’t you?

        • William Bouchie says:

          I’m not either, “I’m an Independent Conservative.” I vote either way, based on the values for which they stand, and unlike the stories from the trash you read, we conservatives are nothing like that. Right now there’s a pissing contest going on between both party’s, with we Americans stuck in the middle. With that said, the Democrats have the upper hand here and they are driving this country into poverty, while blaming everyone and anyone else for it. So yes, I seem to be on one side, but you make assumptions you shouldn’t be making, convicting me without a trial. You want to go there and have a battle of wits, you first need to get some, and while I am at it, get some news sources that are respectable. Quoting a story from a linked-website, written by a guy, who lives in his mom’s basement, wearing a tin-foil hat so the government can’t read his thoughts, is not a good argument when trying to defend a position.

    • OhZone says:

      You might want to question why Obama and Bush before him brought in so many Muslims and why they are now planning to bring in many more - I heard 100 million. So fear Sharia law - indeed!

    • yankg says:

      You drank too much cool-aid.

  • Goforride says:

    What does being a Navy goon have to do with anything about Islam and the Koran? A SEAL is train to do what he’s told and kill who he’s told to kill.

    An understanding of religion, history, and geopolitics is not in his job description.

    A proclivity for the application of violence in lieu of any other method of problem solving (’cause that avenue is left to the smarter people) is, however.

    • fullmetaljacket says:

      That navy seal is the kind of goon that gives his life so you have the freedom to post your BS here!

      • Goforride says:

        Hummm…I have yet to see anywhere I’ve been in the US under an attack that a Navy SEAL had didily squat to do with preventing.
        FBI agents. CIA agents maybe.

        No doubt faceless immigration clerks who made no fly lists.

        But big, brutish, dumbass SEALs, not so much.

  • Catherine Halsey says:

    Who needs facts? We’ve got personal judgment!!!!

  • Patrick Drazen says:

    The worst is when they deliberately fudge the history. Jefferson did NOT wage war against Islam itself; but against four nations in Saharan Africa. “The war was fought because U.S. President Thomas Jefferson refused to pay the high tributes demanded by the Barbary states and because they were seizing American merchant ships and enslaving the crews for high ransoms.” (Wiki) The Right just loves to dumb down any question to a childish game of “us versus them”.

  • fifthdentist says:

    I’m so glad that we’ve solved all the important problems we once faced — world hunger, war, pollution, disease, etc. — so that now conservatives are able to expend energy and resources on nonexistent issues.

  • Kyara Peacock says:

    Oh, but it’s OK for conservatives like this to impose THEIR moral code upon the rest of the public, right?

    • Ressiemouse says:

      But it isn’t OK, apparently for Conservatives to have a voice, according to Liberals. If Conservatives speak up against ANYTHING nowadays — politics, religion, any subject - PICK ONE, Liberals are QUICK to claim “Racists, Bigots, Mindless nut jobs, etc.” Guess what everyone is entitled to their opinion., just because a group of people may not agree with your political viewpoint doesn’t make them a Racist.
      Just because we think that the United States was in a better moral place 30 years ago before the Pledge of Allegiance and all aspects of Religion (with the exception of the Qur’an) being taught being kicked off the campuses; doesn’t make us religious right wing nut jobs. It simply makes us have a difference of opinion. My Father died for us to have Freedom of Speech (and I’m sure many of the relatives on this board did as well). We are forgetting what it means to be an American.

      • fullmetaljacket says:

        Well said for a “racist,bigoted,mindless,rightwing,religious nut job”. All these lefties didn’t know we could even string a sentence together. Thank you for speaking up!

  • Donna Hungate says:

    This is so beyond the pale I hate to waste my time, Jim, I copy and pasted to my documents devoted to comments and quotes that are valuable and worth repeating when it is appropriate. I hope that is ok with you. If not, I will remove it. I thank you for your moving and unfortunately true comment. One thing not mentioned and of infinite value is our (the USA) treatment of the least of us: Our children and elderly. While not directly related I just wanted to insert that for the Conservative nutters that pretend to give a damn. Their agenda is so close to Sharia Law and are too obsessed with ‘them’ they don’t look at ‘us’. This country is in very dire straits and I don’t see much hope for it changing. After all, these Conservative creeps are raising their children to believe this bile.

  • Stine says:

    “Heads, I win; Tails, you lose”

    That is legitimately the most concise explanation of them I’ve ever heard/read.

  • Bruce swingline says:

    Someone needs to take that photo and change it to say, ” ALL Religious Law Threatens America.” Plain and simple, get your religion (fake moral code) out of my politics. My politics are screwed up enough to have ANY religion claim “they” are the one true religion. If you want that kind of war, please take your religious rhetoric and go to the middle east, where they will gladly debate you on whose religion is the best, right before they murder you for blasphemy.

  • Lilywhiteazz says:

    Libtard women who do not speak out against sharia are going to deserve whatever the muzzies do to them Because, you know, they value women and give them all KINDS of rights

  • James Okey Caynor says:

    The fact that you can call other opinions expressed on another page invalid and a rag with other half truths come not from Sharia law, under that you may very well be stoned or even put to death. Your right to spout these words come from American law. It is demonstrated almost daily that Muslims want special treatment to exempt them from facets they don’t care for.

  • Brad Cooper says:

    Useful idiots really need to stop listening to what Muslims say to Americans and start listening to what they are saying to each other. I know, the idea that someone,or a large group of people, wants to kill you is simply intolerable to progressive pansies, but burrying your head in the sand and trying to appease them will not make them go away. It only emboldens them to keep pushing.

  • Cesar Contreras says:

    YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFULL WITH THIS ISLAMIC PEOPLE

  • Tom Cook says:

    Speaking of worthless, one sided rags, this is certainly one of them. You certainly veered off of the topic. Which was shariah law. Shariah law is in direct conflict to the U.S. constitution. So it should not be allowed in this country. There have been areas in this country where some of the people wanted to establish shariah law, Dearborn, Michigan and Minneapolis, Minnesota come to mind as examples. Your mud slinging campaign will only work with under informed people. It is true that if a liberal were actually intelligent, they would be conservatives.

  • Ed says:

    I think you should share your enlightenment with the next jihadist you come across. Give him a hug. Please.

  • lady says:

    There are none so blind as those who refuse to see. Obama is their savior, so … don’t try to reason. They are so bigoted that they cannot even sit down and have a reasonable conversation. So sad. Thank you for your service. Very much appreciated.

  • Shawn Wetzler says:

    Anyone that defends the actions of a radical Islamic, is sick in the head. If I had my way, I would round up every single radical Muslim and see to it that they are never again a threat to anyone anywhere.

  • Ramage77 says:

    oh…so stealing this! LOVE IT!

  • apoolle says:

    Muslim is not a religion! Its nothing more than an occult that spreads hatred and denies people their basic human rights! There is not one country where the muslim’s have taken over that hasn’t been run into the ground. True religion does not promote hatred and the killing of non believer’s. Muslims are nothing but power hungry hate filled disciples of satan.

  • H_Alaska says:

    Islam in the U.S. is like having a hornets nest in your backyard. If you knew there was a hornets nest, you would want to deal with it before it is a problem. Not every hornet will sting you but you know that eventually if you left the hornets nest alone, you will get stung by one. That is the best way to sum up Muslims in the U.S. Islam is by far the least tolerable religion. You can pretend that groups like ISIS, HAMAS, Al Queda don’t represent Islam but they all function and justify their acts in the name of that religion.

  • Walter Lawrence says:

    Is Obama is Moslem ? Of course he is….reading his books, and his own words, make that clear. Moslems…like Democrats…are filled with hate for anyone who veers from the orthodoxy. Islam is the enemy of individual liberty….just as Democrats are.

  • ralbaii@aol.com says:

    The bill boards are a great idea. You liberals are in denial or you’re a bunch of cowards afraid to face the enemy’s satanic sharia law. We’ve already had one beheading by a satanic muslim in Oklahoma which is a form of sharia law. How many more beheadings in the USA and the rest of the world will it require for you bleeding hearts to awaken?

  • OhZone says:

    Obama is doing the job he was hired to do. He’s a puppet - selected to be elected by powers you never see.
    Also keep in mind that since about the late 1970’s our government began to be infiltrated by the Bolsheviks that were leaving Russia. Do the research.

  • NELLA2125 says:

    This is one of the best Regressive Lying Orwellian Democratic web site I have every seen !

  • dan690 says:

    I guess the conservative site was trying to educate the democrats. All ignorant morons are liberal democrats.

  • William Bouchie says:

    HAHAHAHA…hehehe…wait, what?!…My side ache! The forbidden knowledge that’s your proof that mainstream media lies all the time?! OMG! The owner of that website swears by wearing a tin-foil hat that it will keep the government from reading your thoughts! Oh, man that’s just way too funny right there!…You keep your head way up in those clouds, OhZone where the air is thin, while rest of us keep our feet on the ground. snort!…

    • OhZone says:

      That’s not the only site that tells about it. You can do your own research. I was referencing the book which can be purchased or downloaded from some sites. Maybe you should also check to see who owns the main stream media and then ask yourself if you still trust everything they say.

  • dontliketheo says:

    This is the biggest bunch of ignorant bullshit I have ever read. Is this guy blind, stupid or both?

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