On book burning and sanctimony

All the bloggers and pundits who write on Islam seem to be weighing in with an opinion on whether or not this US pastor should have his little Koran burning day. For the most part, everyone seems to be against it with a plethora of false equivalence and moral high handedness to justify their opposition. However, I don’t give a damn. I think you should be able to burn any book you want. In fact, if I had my way, everyone would both read Qu’oran and then burn it. I don’t think people would understand why it should be burned till they have read it.

Besides, to paraphrase Alan West:

“When tolerance is a one way street, its actually suicide.”

I say burn the Koran. That seems to get their attention. It isn’t as if not burning it will stop the hundreds of thousands if not millions of Muslims who chant “death to America” every morning before breakfast or ethnically cleanse non-Muslims out of various cities towns and villages across the Islamic world.

Lets compare and contrast a bit shall we? A nobody preacher in Florida who is going to burn a few books compared to this:

WARNING: This is HARSH watching.

Predictibly, youtube removed it. Here it is again:

This is Muslims actually burning Christians alive and beating them at the same time. That is this year. What inspired this barbarity?

Lets see if we can find a few choice quotes and by the way, the translation I am using was approved by Al Azaar, so no games please about it being English.

Qu’oran 4:74 “So let those who sell the present for the life to come fight in the way of allah. Whoever fights in the way of Allah and is killed or conquors, we shall accord him a great reward.”

Qu’oran 9:30 “The Jews say: “Ezra is the son of Allah” and the Christians say: “The Messiah is the son of Allah.” That is their statement, by their mouths; they emulate the statement of the unbelievers of yore. May Allah damn them; how they are perverted.

or could it be…

Qu’oran 9:123 “O you who believe, fight those of the unbelievers who are near to you and let them see how harsh you can be. Know that Allah is with the righteous”

These are just three of literally hundreds of Koranic instructions to kill unbelievers and painfully I might add. So if burning a few of them gets the book some of the attention it so richly deserves and for that matter, that we in the west so urgently need to understand, (To quote that BNP manatee, “Islam is not just Christianity with a towel on its head”) then burn them. And those who have been dumping on this nobody pastor in Florida to give themselves a fresh coat of sanctimony, well they should be ashamed of themselves. It is just a book and burning it is a symbolic act and a much needed one. It is not the same as calling for it to be banned, something which really is un-American and does run against the core values of Western liberal democracy.

Ill sign off with this little quote by Churchill on what he felt Mine Kampf was:

“the new Koran of faith and war: turgid, verbose, shapeless, but pregnant with its message”,

Maybe if we had burned a few copies of that it would have attracted enough attention to get America into the war in time to stop that Austrian bastard at Poland.

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Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

21 Replies to “On book burning and sanctimony”

  1. Generally I’m against burning books. But in this case, when not burning the koran is an indication that Western nations have caved, and are cowards and will not defend their own religion, but will bow down to the koran, then I’m in favour of it.

    Most Muslims will see that even though we may be occupying a couple of Muslim countries, on the political front, we have surrendered, and admitted that Islam is more ‘powerful’ an ideology then anything we have in the West.

  2. Koran has less nasty stuff than bible
    numbers(OT)
    17Now kill all the boys. And kill every woman who has slept with a man,
    18but save for yourselves every girl who has never slept with a man.
    Ezekiel 23
    20There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses.

  3. @atique
    “Koran has less nasty stuff than bible”

    Maybe you are right but the important thing is who practices the idiocy?

  4. II Kings 6:28,29
    She answered, “This woman said to me, ‘Give up your son so we may eat him today, and tomorrow we’ll eat my son.’ 29 So we cooked my son and ate him. The next day I said to her, ‘Give up your son so we may eat him,’ but she had hidden him.”

  5. I greatly appreciate you and your website. Can you tell me where I need to go on the internet or if you can send me the video regarding Muslims killing and beating Christians as they are dying so horrificly? Where did this take place and when? I am furious at ALL television and radio news sources who knew of this and chose not to even try to verify it, much less report it. Americans MUST be told the truth instead of this pablum white-washing public image they put up for Muslims. If I had that vid I would spread it to a lot of people who would in turn do the same. I have very grave concerns that, along with help from this impostor POTUS, they are somehow going to truly invade our country, perhaps with help from Iran and from Russia; that an EMP weapon may detonate over our cities and bases, and that the only working weapons we will have will be our rifles and pistols, etc; all electronic weapons would be useless. I am amazed that U.S. patriot citizens haven’t started shooting them on sight, along with all the illegal Mexicans. I am quite sure it is soon going to come to that. I’ve even heard reports of major problems developing down in Central America and that at some point masses of them too as well as Mexican nationals, mixed with Muslims who will join that insurgency, will swarm our Southern borders and, like ants swarming over a grasshopper that fell on top of an ant nest, will swarm our cities, killing as they come with weapons they take along the way. May I ask how the rest of you feel about these thoughts?

  6. your country that is america was a few centuries ago a country of red indians. you invaded, looted and killed most of them.

  7. In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue” . . . and made the first contact with the “Indians.” For Native Americans, the world after 1492 would never be the same. This date marked the beginning of the long road of persecution and genocide of Native Americans, our indigenous people. Genocide was an important cause of the decline for many tribes.

    “By conservative estimates, the population of the United states prior to European contact was greater than 12 million. Four centuries later, the count was reduced by 95% to 237 thousand.

  8. In 1493, when Columbus returned to the Hispaniola, he quickly implemented policies of slavery and mass extermination of the Taino population of the Caribbean. Within three years, five million were dead. Las Casas, the primary historian of the Columbian era, writes of many accounts of the horrors that the Spanish colonists inflicted upon the indigenous population: hanging them en mass, hacking their children into pieces to be used as dog feed, and other horrid cruelties. The works of Las Casas are often omitted from popular American history books and courses because Columbus is considered a hero by many, even today.

  9. The rest of you will have to forgive Atique. The poor shmoe clearly cannot tell a parable or historical anecdote or fictional morality play from koranic instruction on how one must behave on a day to day basis. But thats all leftists and Muslims have. Sanctimony and false equivalence.

  10. i like the word schmoe used by eoR. the words origin is related to………PENIS.

    Ezekiel 23
    20There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses.

  11. I couldn’t agree with you more. . . I’ve never seen this much sanctimony and hypocrisy by “our” side until yesterday when discussions got very heated.

    Most of the anti-Jihad crowd who was against the burning cited exactly what you said, and attempted to relate the issue to previous book burnings by Nazis or of cases of censorship– i.e., Catcher in the Rye, etc.

    I’ve tried to point out that burning privately owned Korans (not confiscated from victimized Muslims) is a political statement not akin to censorship issues at all– he’s not attempting to ban the Koran. . . he’s not attempting to censor the material and make it unavailable for review. He’s doing what every protester throughout the ages has done. . . non-violent provocation. It’s not “needless”.

    My thought, though, for everyone trying to equate this to censorship type burnings– why are they all okay with Geert Wilders’ desire to ban the Koran? We all love Wilders; he’s a hero– and nobody condemns him for desiring to ban the book. Yet, this guy wants to throw some copies onto a fire to make a political point, and he is demonized.

    Merkel gave Westegaard an award for bravery yesterday regarding the cartoon crisis. . . yet, she also took that time to condemn the pastor in Florida and also claimed it was needless provocation. The cartoons weren’t also, then, needless provocation? Hello? Did I miss the anti-Jihad hypocrisy memo?

    Anybody who speaks out against Islam should be embraced. Here in America we still have the 1st Amendment– people in some areas aren’t permitted to burn the Koran due to hate speech laws. We HAVE the right and freedom to do this, still. . . . if anything, we should take the opportunity to take advantage of every freedom we have while we still have it. . . to ensure that we always have it.

    I think the reason our side can embrace Wilders despite his desire to ban the book and eliminate the people’s ability to obtain it, and the reason people can embrace Westergaard even though he also did some “needless provocation”, is because they are considered “cool”. They are liberals, not religious, they are “hip”. . . everyone would desire a dinner party invitation if they were guests.

    Not so with this fundamentalist Christian from Florida. . . nobody wants to go to a cocktail party with him. . . he makes everyone a bit uncomfortable with his fervent beliefs, he’s not cool, he’s way too religious for our liking.

    So he’s easy to marginalize.

  12. One more point, too. Patraeus even came out (as you know) to persuade the pastor to cancel his event– citing the danger his troops would then be under.
    Most of the anti-burning crowd used this as a reason to be against the burning– they didn’t want it anyways, either, but Patraeus’s comments were a good reason to get behind. . . and they all did (public figures, too).

    Yet, the very next day, Rauf slyly used the VERY same argument on FOX when arguing for the mosque. NOBODY pointed out the likelihood (I THINK) that Rauf probably figured, “Hey, we’re okay with Patraeus using this argument– it could work for me, too!” I think Rauf misjudged, obviously, because he’s not a military General. . . and the public rightly took his statement as the veiled threat that it could be interpreted as being. But, I don’t think he would have even SAID such a thing if Patraeus hadn’t used the identical argument when pressuring the pastor to cancel the event.

  13. Kendra thank you for the excellent comment. Wilders, as I understand it, is calling for the banning of the Koran on the basis that under Dutch law, Hitlers tome is banned and therefore, if Holland is to be consistent, the Koran must also be banned as the content is the same in terms of Dutch hate law. However he isn’t actually calling for it to be banned unless I missed that memo. I have seen him explain this in some videos much better than he usually does however.

    As to Imam Grima Wormtoungue Fauf on CNN, I am working on that video now. So many lies, so little time.

  14. Thanks for the clarification. . . I don’t mind wilders’ wants to ban it– and his reasoning makes sense. I am just pointing out that the anti-burning crowd conveniently ignore any other issues that may confuse their sanctimonious arguments. 🙂

  15. Dear Eeyore,
    I am sorry for intruding into your blog for the last few days. I sincerely apologize for acting as filibuster and promise that this is going to be the last email.

    I want to tell you sincerely that I am from muslim background but I dont have any sympathy with Islam or for that matter any other religion. But I dont hate followers of any religion. I am an atheist.

    Accept my sincere apologies.

    kind regards, ADIEU
    atique

  16. Atique I was dead certain you are from a Muslim background as the type of false moral equivalence you use, is a common tactic amongst Muslims. They seem unable to understand that actions and words are not equatable. Specifically, books by H.P. Lovecraft which could be said to be religious in that they are full of supernatural horrors and gods and demons and so on, are not relevent to any of these debates because no one is killing anyone insisting that H.P. Lovecraft was his motive. Hell the closest you can come is Charles Manson who claimed his inspiration for his murders was the Beatles song, Helter Skelter. But Islam today and always with a brief slow-down during the period of European colonization has always used its ‘holy book’ as its prime motive for the constant horror and hatred, death and slavery it perpetrates on itself and the world since the time Mohamed pretended he was visited by an Angel.

    In essence, you do not need to apologize although it is nice to see. The OT and NT are full of horror should you choose to take it in that context. But it simple doesn’t matter. I chose not to defend those books because in a way, you are correct. Not in a very meaningful way, but in a way. Your history is also equally derived from communist critical theory and missed the most salient facts. Facts such as Columbus wished to find a trade route to India, a great civilization, without having to deal with the utter barbarity of Muslims who robbed killed and enslaved all they could who passed that way.

    Anyway you are welcome to continue to post your snippets of various fictional books as if it mitigates the Koran and its followers even if it does piss me off somewhat. Because I actually do believe in freedom of speech. I only deleted your comments when you posted the same one 10 times. Then I deleted 9 of them.

  17. So there is vulgarity in the Bible–because people can be vulgar. When Elisha learned of the cannibalism (due to famine in Samaria) he tore his garments in disgust. When the Jews were unfaithful to the Lord, they were compared analogically to a prostitute. Both cannibalism and licentiousness are prohibited by God. And your point would be…?

  18. I am a first time commenter and a relatively new visitor, so please forgive any faux pas I may commit. First, I am enthralled by your blog already. Next, I am deeply interested in the effect of Islam on the world at large, which appears to be rather deleterious so far. I tried to find the clip you feature both at Kitman and at TruthTube and have not been able to so far. I very much would like to direct my friends and acquaintances to it but would like to be sure it is a bona fide video as you describe. It is truly harrowing. I wonder why George Clooney has never mentioned that the chief prosecutors of the genocide in Darfur are Muslims conducting a Muslim jihad. I have done a little research of my own and it is also alleged to be a campaign of gross racism. Is it more likely a mixture of the two? In any event, I wish more of us would see the threat early rather than waiting until it is too late. It costs so many innocent lives, needlessly. I’ll be visiting regularly and thank God for Pam Geller, Girt Wilders, John Bolton, Robert Spencer, Ayaan Hirsi and ACT! And for Vlad Tepes.

  19. Look at the life of Jesus and look at the life of Mohammed!
    Jesus was a non-violent and peaceful man, but Mohammed killed lot of Jews and people had the choice whether to become muslim or to die.
    No wonder that the followers of Mohammed (muslims) are violent too, because their profet and great inspiration Mohammed showed them the (violent) way. We see the results of this muslim-violence every day in the news around the world!