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Anti-gay and anti-Muslim, the American Family Association’s Bryan Fischer is a bit of a Renaissance bigot, as well as being one of America’s leading Peter Graves impersonators.

“Joey, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?  Well I have, and let me tell you, they’re full of gays.  And Muslims.  And gay Muslims.  In fact, those prisons have gotten so gosh-darned gay and Muslim that I’m gonna have to stop going over to Turkey a couple times a year and breaking the law.  Yep, gonna stop completely — go Cold Turkey, you might say — hehe  – right after the first of the year.  Easter at the latest.  I would’ve stopped already, but I’ve got a non-refundable ticket, and I promised a couple of the younger fellows in Cellblock Ğ that I’d smuggle in some cough syrup.”

Iraqis know our departure means a Muslim bloodbath

Here’s something you wouldn’t expect unless you were an Islamorealist (as opposed to an Islamophobe):

I’m more of an Islamo-neorealist, as you can probably tell from my film, The Burka Thief.

President Obama’s surrender in Iraq is more popular in America than in Iraq.

And by a weird coincidence, the country that approves of the President pulling out of Iraq just happens to be the country he’s President of.  Talk about your dumb luck…

According to the latest CBS poll, about 70% of Americans support the president’s decision to concede and pull our combat troops out of Iraq.

You know who wants our troops to stay? The Iraqis! Nearly 60% of them, according a poll conducted by an Iraqi company, don’t think our troops ought to pull out.

They’re just lazy; if we leave, they’ll have to bomb their own weddings.  On the bright side, this is one of the few times when a man who’s promised to pull out has actually done so.  Might set a precedent.

How can this be? How is it possible that the Muslims in Iraq long for a Christian army to stay in their land?  Simple. They know that Islam is a violent, bloodthirsty religion and that their nation will lapse into uncontrollable chaos once Christian America is no longer projecting force there.

In other words, the Iraqis are Islamorealists. They know instinctively, confirmed by long years of experience, that it is impossible to build or sustain a democratic form of government in an Islamic land.

“Again, look at Turkey!  Yes, yes, I hear they have some kind of parliament, but who cares, when you’re just struggling to survive behind bars — your nude body glazed with perspiration as you perform yoga for hours with your strapping, yet flexible Norwegian cellmate, Karl, then take a long, hot, steamy shower, and finally inject each other in the ass with codeine distilled from a smuggled bottle of Robitussin AC…!

What was I talking about…?”

Islam is about domination, control, and tyranny. While Christianity expands through persuasion, Islam — each variant of it — expands at the point of a sword.

Meso-Americans were just lucky their first contact with the Old World was with Cortés and his Spanish Persuadadors, rather than a bunch of musket-toting Muslims.

There is no such thing as “We the People” in an Islamic country. It is “I the Prophet” everywhere. The Prophet and his Qur’an excercises controlling power, not a democratically elected government or democratically adopted constitution.

But despite the totalitarian power of the Caliphate, I remain hopeful that we may one day reconquer Spain.

Iraqis feel that President Obama has abandoned them to Iran, and indeed he has. It is inevitable that the Persians in Iran will take advantage of the societal meltdown that will follow our departure to establish as much control as possible in the land of their Arab neighbors.

I’m beginning to think Obama’s invasion of Iraq in 2003 played right into the hands of the Achaemenid Empire.

Obama’s falling poll numbers in Muslim lands will rapidly drop into the basement, since most Muslims don’t want an empowered Iran any more than smart thinking Americans do. Ceding Iraq to Iran will not make the president any friends in the rest of the Islamic world.

Well we’re not going to just give them Iraq.  I figure we’ll probably follow the Louisiana Purchase model and sell it to Iran for 3¢ an acre.  We’ve got to do something to recoup that $3 trillion we spent on the war.

Iran’s Ahmadinejad believes that Allah has called him to create worldwide instability in order to prepare the way for the 12th Imam. He’ll start in Iraq, then direct his attention to Israel, then to the U.S.

So get used to the taste of chickpeas, everybody.

Iraq is simply the first domino to fall, and Iraqi Muslims know that if they do not have a Christian army to protect them, they will soon see the disappearance of any semblance of freedom.

Screw Iraq, how about getting a Christian army to protect us?  We got a 12th Imam coming!

Is Islam a religion of violence and war while Christianity is a religion of peace and stability? CBS asked the Iraqis, and they just gave us the answer.

The answer, oddly, was “Reykjavík.”

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I thought the answer was “WOLVERINES!!!”

I have to wonder why this guy doesn’t have a head-explodey. Iraqis, who are Muslim, want our Christian army to stay there and defend them from … Muslims? Also, too, did he have a giant brain fart that robbed him of the memory of our erstwhile “allies” in Iraq slobbering all over Ahmedinejad while openly snubbing American politicians? Does he realize that the people we put in power in Iraq are a bunch of Shi’a Muslims who see in Shi’a Iran a natural ally?

Brian Fischer touts the right wing perspective that announcing a withdrawal allows the ‘enemy’ to wait us out which is what the expensively trained but chronically disinterested Iraq security forces are there to do…take up the slack.

So for one of the rare times in the history of our embarrassing foreign policy we actually left when we said we would.

Brian is suggesting we burn another $100 billion in that desert? Why should we stay there? All the retired military and US oil companies are well entrenched in Kirkuk. Mission accomplished.

He also overlooks that the President is withdrawing the troops on the time schedule President Bush established.

WTF is wrong with these people? (and those that listen to them?)

Our invasion of Iraq was a monstrous BLOODBATH, asshole!(Fischer, not Scott) Iraqi Muslims did not destroy their infrastructure, didn’t shower Fallujah with white phosphorus, or ship Muslim children to Guantánamo Bay. I recall Abu Ghraib was pretty scary before we arrived in Iraq, but Christian Americans sure fixed *that*, didn’t we?

All the worst weapons, especially WMDs were invented by “peaceful” Christian nations. Christians had Inquisitions and Burned Witches in Salem. Black people were lynched after Christian white folk burned *crosses* not crescents…It was a christian nation that dropped not one but TWO nuclear bombs on Japanese cities. The Christian Hitler, well, we know all about him, don’t we?

Bloodbath when we leave, Ha.

The answer, oddly, was “Reykjavík.”

and here I had “Rosebud” for $200

There is no such thing as “We the People” in an Islamic country. It is “I the Prophet” everywhere.

Ya know, he’s got a point. It’s irritating when adherents to certain religions always talk about their holy figures, and it’s like “prophet” this and “savior” that, and, Jesus, we get the point already, OK, just keep that stuff personal and private and out of politics.

Well, for one the US has hundreds of permanent bases in Iraq and it’s not like they are being left to the dust devils. I’ll believe we’re actually pulling out when those bases are dismantled.

Secondly, Iran won this war before it ever began. The neocons utilized the lies of the con man cum Iranian agent, Chalabi, to sell the war, then invaded and immediately got in bed with the SCIRI and al Da’wa Shiite factions, which had long been allied to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, but had hitherto been suppressed by Hussein. Iran obtained an Iraqi government dominated by its own proxies without firing a shot.

Realpolitick opted on this occasion not to wait for the sequel and instead fuse history, tragedy and farce into one appalling atrocity.

bibzilibia most of those bases have been closed. Now I will believe that we are pulling completely out when we actually have but the numbers will be significantly smaller; they already are. As for Iranian influence well so what. Iran will have a fair amount of influence until they overreach and find themselves in the same position we did. Asshole foreigners are never popular anyway whether or not they are Shia’a. How this would lead to the the combined Iraqania is something that I am a little confused by and Bryan is really going to have to explain that in a manner that demonstrates that he isn’t from an alternate dimension.

Meant to say the combined power of Iraq and Iran threatening the United States is something he is going to need to explain.

…and Burned Witches in Salem.

Hey hey, now, that’s slander. They weren’t burned, they was hanged. Have some respect – Amuricans ain’t barbarians like them damned Yurpians.

President Obama’s surrender in Iraq is more popular in America than in Iraq.

Funny, I don’t recall seeing Emperor Barack on the deck of the Iraqi warship Missouri, signing a surrender treaty…

You know who wants our troops to stay? The Iraqis! Nearly 60% of them, according a poll conducted by an Iraqi company, don’t think our troops ought to pull out.

And can you blame them? We still haven’t fixed up the mess we made. I mean, my god, there’s toys everywhere!

Islam is about domination, control, and tyranny.

That’s 1-900-KORAN-DOM.

Obama’s falling poll numbers in Muslim lands will rapidly drop into the basement

Yes, there’s a critical component of the re-election strategy: appease the nonAmerican Muslim vote.

Iran’s Ahmadinejad believes that Allah has called him to create worldwide instability in order to prepare the way for the 12th Imam.

Is that like the sequel to “The Eleventh Imam: Imams Under Siege”?

Iraq is simply the first domino to fall, and Iraqi Muslims know that if they do not have a Christian army to protect them, they will soon see the disappearance of any semblance of freedom.

Goodness knows, they rolled right over for us!

Is Islam a religion of violence and war while Christianity is a religion of peace and stability?

Does the Pope shit in the woods?

12th Imam, Jesus’s return; what’s the dif? Oh, riiiigggghhhhttt, wrong religion; I get it.

Seriously, using a line like Obama’s falling poll numbers in Muslim lands?
Talk about stretching just to bitch about something.

That voice in your head? It’s telling you to STFU.

“Is Islam a religion of violence and war while Christianity is a religion of peace and stability?”

On reflection, I’d give Christianity the lead in the violence-and-war department.

Dave, it’s a good first step and I applaud it, but removing 2/3 of one’s occupying forces and retreating to just the largest bases is not a pullout. It’s unclear to me if all of the unaccountable jackbooted mercenaries have been removed as well.

My point with regards to Iran was that Bryan’s fears come about a decade late, as this outcome was apparent before hostilities ever began. A number of commentators pointed out as early as 2002 that if there was an invasion, once the dust cleared the Shiite majority would press for closer ties with Iran. US shortsightedness played right into that scenario. The Iraqi blogger River was warning about the influence of SCIRI and al Da’wa, as well as the threat posed by the Badr Brigades shortly after the occupation began. Her observations have turned out to be rather accurate, which can’t be said about any of the military experts which the media sucks up to on a daily basis.

The question that remains unanswered is whether the MIC is run by blithering idiots, or if fomenting chaos was the actual intent, as it provides so much cover for wholesale looting of the US treasury and the victimized country’s resources. Certainly, the planners knew there were no WMDs and assumed the invasion part would be easy, but did they actually believe there’d be no resistance to their IMF wet dreams of privatization and foreign control.

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t think Iran is any threat. I don’t think they’re close to a bomb, but I rather wish they would get it. They’re surrounded by nutcases with bombs, why shouldn’t they add to the chorus of insanity. It would certainly stop talk about bombing them in a heartbeat.

“Iraqis KNOW their own religion is one of violence…Christianity a religion of peace and stability”….as we’ve demonstrated to them ever since the,uh, Crusades, right down to our bomb-and- missle makeovers of Afghanistan and Iraq in 2001 and 2003….

Ignorance isn’t bliss for a wingnut. It’s a job requirement.

I would NEVER want to see Bryan Fischer naked, unless there were eletrodes hooked up to his nutsack.

In 2006, 71% of Iraqis polled wanted the US out in a year.

In 2004, USAToday reported only 1/3 of Iraqis believed US occupation was more good than harm.

The pullout is per a written agreement between US and Iraq signed in November of 2008.

Some mystery woman in a burqa is rallying people in Iraq to change their minds, and it’s working. She keeps looking at handwritten notes on her left palm…

Ugluks Flea:
Hey hey, now, that’s slander. They weren’t burned, they was hanged. Have some respect – Amuricans ain’t barbarians like them damned Yurpians.

Well, you did have the option of not pleading. Giles Corey wasn’t hanged.

Bill S:
I would NEVER want to see Bryan Fischer naked, unless there were eletrodes hooked up to his nutsack.

At which point, cranking the magneto would divert my concentration wonderfully.

eleCtrodes. how’d I miss that?

Interesting fact: there has never ever been a Muslim, atheist or agnostic soldier in the US army. Can’t happen. Not physically possible.

Mentis fugit: But Giles Corey was not convicted of witchcraft. He refused to enter a plea and the pressing was to encourage him to do so. Of course the legal advantage of not entering a plea is that convicted witches’ property was forfeit to the state. Giles Corey was not a convicted witch so his heirs could still inherit his property.

Some mystery woman in a burqa is rallying people in Iraq to change their minds, and it’s working. She keeps looking at handwritten notes on her left palm…

Sarah al-Lin

Of course the legal advantage of not entering a plea is that convicted witches’ property was forfeit to the state. Giles Corey was not a convicted witch so his heirs could still inherit his property.

They stole that idea from the Inquisition, except were too wussy to really run with it. If the Inquisition coveted some property they could posthumously declare some long dead individual a heretic, and seize all his property from his heirs, even decades after the fact.

There are some people who think that scene in The Milky Way in which the bishop’s corpse is disinterred and burned for heresy to be one of Bunuel’s little jokes, but it actually happened quite frequently.

“Is Islam a religion of violence and war while Christianity is a religion of peace and stability?”

On reflection, I’d give Christianity the lead in the violence-and-war department.

Hm. Philosophically, I’d say it’s a coin-toss, crap-shoot, or fling of the Pick-up Sticks between them. Christianity got a jump of 3 or 4 centuries on Islam, and had the organizational structure of the Roman Empire to slip into, so its body-count may be higher for those and other historic reasons. I doubt there’s any way to know. They both have the God-directly-told-Our-Guy excuse that lets you do anything to anybody that you decide is holy.

All this revealed religion is a sad mistake. Really, really sad.

Also, in real life, Dr. Mike told me he’s had sex with over 100 women.

Hang on! I thought it was GAY sex that was purely physical and unemotionally involved! You’re not suggesting he actually *married* all these women to have sex with them, are you?

Wow. How did that get in this thread?

“Wow. How did that get in this thread?”

I blame the witches.

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