No Man's Land

CAIR BLOWS!

Dear CAIR Asshats,

Someone makes fun of your hajj, and you act like a bunch of whiny babies.  Someone draws some silly cartoons, and you Muslims burn flags, riot, and commit armed assault. Honestly, I'm surprised that a culture that spends so much time butchering civilians, molesting kids, and repressing those unlucky enough to dissent has enough time to be concerned with world opinion.  I guess that's your feminine side coming through.

After studying you folks and reading the Qu'ran, I have become convinced that you people not only pose a threat, but you are actively subverting our nation.  Your prophet taught you to lie, cheat, steal, and subvert other cultures, and you are not peaceful. 

Don't be fooled.  We aren't all falling for your deceptions.  I know how dangerous you are, and I look forward to the day when your violent culture no longer threatens our country.  I know that "terrorism" isn't the enemy...Islam is.

If you want the ruse of "peaceful" Islam to catch on, you may want to stop blowing people up, beheading/stoning/impaling people, and stop trying to kill western people.  Until then, you may fool the media, but the populace of the west will just keep hating you more and more, and you will never have enough credibility to mislead us as a people.  Quit harassing your tolerant hosts, or you will find your welcome worn out rather quickly.

Fuck Allah and his Prophet,
Me

And now, for something compmletely different.

Looks like the socialists/communists have the most intriguing take on the mine disaster in WV.  Smash the capitalist oppressor, up with the workers, and all that.

COAL BOSSES MURDER 12 MINERS

SAGO, WEST VIRGINIA, Jan. 4 -- Eleven miners were murdered in an explosion in a mine filled with deadly carbon dioxide, owned by the ICG conglomerate, a mine cited for 202 violations in 2005. Sixteen citations were for "unwarrantable failure orders," problems that a mine owner "knows exists but fails to correct. Thirteen of these orders were issued in the past six months." (NY Times, 1/4/06) The company was fined $24,000 for these 202 citations, an average of $118 per violation.

Since June the mine has had 15 roof-falls or wall collapses, "an unusually high number...indicative of roof-control problems." The mine also had "dangerous accumulations of coal dust....which is highly combustible."

The dead miners' families experienced an excruciating turn of events when at one point the bosses and the deputy secretary of the state's Dept. of Military Affairs and Public Safety said the miners were alive, "being examined at the mine...and would soon be taken to nearby hospitals." (NYT) This was exposed as a blatant lie when three hours later the overjoyed families were told that the eleven were dead.

Such is the life of a worker under capitalism where profits are supreme and bosses such as these mine owners look on paltry fines as merely a "fee" for doing business, while these coal barons' government hardly gives them a slap on the wrist. Meanwhile, the miners' families must suffer the rest of their lives without fathers, husbands or brothers.

A system that destroys the lives of workers in this fashion must be smashed.

Wow.  And I thought this was just about rescues and safety, not a political action trigger.  Guess I was wrong.