‘My name is Jihad and I am a bomb’

To be frank, in some ways we here in the west are the most stupid people perhaps ever born. Even the most timid of dogs can tell a threat. If the same man beats him a few times sooner or later that dog will react. Even if its always people dressed a certain way. Yes even dogs can pick up that pattern. But we are told by word, deed, scripture and countless volumes of Islamic law not to mention history, now even on a T shirt and even the highly distorted islamophelic news tells us daily what Islam is and what it has in store for all of us and yet we still arrest each other for pointing out the blatant unsubtle truth.

H/T EDL Buck

From Times of Israel:

French officials condemn a shocking message on a 3-year-old’s shirt

By December 2, 2012, 3:53 am
(Illustrative baby image via Shutterstock)
(Illustrative baby image via Shutterstock)

A French woman is slated to face charges of “apologie de crime,” which can be translated as advocating violence, after sending her 3-year-old son, Jihad, to kindergarten dressed in a T-shirt bearing the inscriptions “I am a bomb” on the front and “Jihad. Born September 11? on the back.

The incident took place on September 25 in the town of Sorgues, in the district of Avignon, southern France, but has only been reported now. The divorced woman’s brother, who allegedly supplied the offensive shirt, is set to face charges together with his sister. According to the French daily Le Figaro, the two were remanded in custody awaiting their trial, which was set for December 19.

According to reports, when the kindergarten teacher noticed the message on the clothing, she gave the child another shirt to put atop the offensive garment, and notified the authorities.

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6 Replies to “‘My name is Jihad and I am a bomb’”

  1. The hostility, instead of being aimed at reveiling the terrorist religion, and rather ironically, is aimed at anyone who points it out.

    “…she gave the child another shirt to put atop the offensive garment, and notified the authorities.”

    As in the last two World Wars, the French rolled over.

  2. I think that the biggest difference between Muslims and Westerners can be seen in our mutual reactions to the concept of the “human shield”. No Westerner would ever put such a dangerous and threatening message on a baby’s shirt for fear of getting the baby hurt, but a Muslim did. They are always saying by their actions, “you will have to kill me to stop me.”. By the very act of modern Jihad they are tempting the rest of the world to annihilate the entire Muslim polity. Back in the twelfth century they pulled the same stuff they are pulling with us now on Genghis khan, and Genghis decided to go with the “kill them all” option. Muslim historians took note… They are constantly turning their enemy’s natural decency into a weapon to be used against them, thus eroding their enemy’s virtue at the same time as attacking them. If you fight Muslims long enough you will become as bad as they are…

  3. Chris:

    In WW2 we nuked Japan twice as well as (much more horribly) firebombed all their biggest cities. We took out Dresden and many other German cities until Germany was less than 1 block of rubble around the bunker. Yet at no time were the allies as bad as the Germans or the Japanese. Because what a people do in defense does not define their character as much as how they live and try to live with others for the vast majority of the time.

    If we as a people have to get serious about Islam and its threat to our way of life, then we do. It will be very short, it will be as harsh as it needs to be and yes, in the future commie bastards will try and use it as an example of how terrible we are as a people, once they are sure they themselves are safe from the threat of Islam of course. But it still won’t mean we have betrayed our humanity.

    Frankly whatever a person does in rightly directed self defense is justified in as much as we value our own culture, values and laws. We do not seek to impose them beyond the degree to which they are embraced by others anyway, and that is a lot. But neither should we accept being forced to abandon our history, our freedoms as rapidly as they are diminishing anyway, or our culture. What we do to defend them is more than fine. Its overdue.

  4. “If we as a people have to get serious about Islam and its threat to our way of life, then we do. It will be very short, it will be as harsh as it needs to be” – With this administration at the helm???