Sunday, April 3, 2011
Great minds think alike.
Let us waste no more lives or dollars on barbarian civilizations.
Labels: Iraq War, War in Afghanistan
Friday, April 1, 2011
The slaughter of UN workers and other westerners in Afghanistan this week, over a burned Koran, was eye-opening. According to some sources, as many as twenty people died at the hands of rampaging Afghanis who committed mass murder in reprisal. Twenty people killed for a book made of paper and ink. It is doubtful that any of the perpetrators will be adequately punished. In Islam, it is not a capital crime to murder "infidels," no matter what the reason.
And this brings up the question: why are we there? Islamic societies are so barbaric, uncivilized and savage that any attempt to reform them appears futile. In any case, they aren't worth the cost in blood and money. Those on the right who want to democratize the world are on a fool's errand.
The only sane policy now is for the West to separate itself from Islamic societies and cultures as completely as possible. This is the only sound way to protect our people from this corrosive, savage culture.
To hell with Islam, its prophet, its Koran, its culture and everything else connected with it.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Target the dog lived through explosions in war-torn Afghanistan, saved the lives of U.S. soldiers and was featured on Oprah - but she couldn't survive a brief stay at an Arizona animal shelter.The idiot who killed the dog is someone I would personally love to horsewhip, but the army sergeant who adopted the dog is partially to blame. He did not license the dog nor get a microchip for it, either of which would have quickly identified the dog to the shelter and saved its life.
An employee at the Pinal County facility was today on administrative leave after euthanizing the shepherd mix by mistake.
'When it comes to euthanizing an animal, there are some clear-cut procedures to follow,' said Ruth Stalter, director of the Animal Care And Control centre.
'Based on my preliminary investigation, our employee did not follow those procedures.'
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Dogs are such loving, loyal and trusting animals, and often we simply do not deserve them.
Labels: Dogs, Target, War in Afghanistan
