The Surrenderer in Chief...
So there's this preacher man who is gonna burn a bunch of Korans on 9/11 just to show them Muslims who's boss.
So of course, there's a bunch of them Muslims who are gonna burn a bunch of Bibles--that'll learn 'em.
And then I expect there will be more Koran burning. Followed by more Bible burning. Followed by even more Koran burning. Followed by even more Bible burning. Until they's all burned up.
And then there will be peace.
Until all the carbon dioxide from all that burning tips the climate scales and the greenhouse effect kills the planet. And we all die.
Hallelujah.
Amen.
Quran-Burning Church Vows To Proceed Without Fire Permit:
“The church's website includes a list of 10 reasons to burn the Quran, including ... that the Quran teaches that Jesus "was NOT the Son of God.”
So are they going to burn the Torah too? Is not like Jews think Jesus is the son of god either.
But wouldn't that be the same thing as burning the Old Testament?
I'm so confused...
Just a quick illustration using, appropriately enough Adobe Illustrator.
It's way past its expiration date....
All comments and criticisms welcomed.
Victory Science
Let us never forget just what's at stake in the war in Afghanistan: nothing less than the success of the war in Afghanistan. This war may be a mistake, a blood-soaked blunder, an unholy charnel house mindlessly consuming the bodies and souls of untold thousands, an open sore on the pockmarked face of history and an abomination before the sight of God and men, but it is first and foremost a war, and wars must be won. If the United States doesn't win this war, then will it not lose it? And if the United States loses this war, then won't the Unites States have lost it? And if the United States has lost this war, will that not then make the United States a kind of thing that loses wars? And then where would we be?
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(Via BBC News.)