http://news.yahoo.com/google-says-wont-down-anti-muslim-clip-005258913.html
They tried to get Google to remove the anti-muslim clip from YouTube. They are going to restrict its access in a few counties: Libya, Egypt, India and Indonesia.
Good for YouTube. Devout Muslims skins are too thin of skin, totally lacking a sense of humor (common to all fundamentals). They have no issue with their own anti-Jewish and anti-Christian rhetoric - which is more extensive and encouraged by theocratic governments and clerics and backed by acts of violence.
We show weakness when we kowtow to them. We are a land of free speech and we can make NO exceptions for Muslims. We should not be pacifying them - they do not respect us and they detest signs of weakness. I would guess that the video was just a pretext for the riots. The number involved are just hundreds out of a billion Muslims yet our government apologizes for the legal actions of their own citizens for the sake of peace - which is an illusion.
Jim J
They tried to get Google to remove the anti-muslim clip from YouTube. They are going to restrict its access in a few counties: Libya, Egypt, India and Indonesia.
Good for YouTube. Devout Muslims skins are too thin of skin, totally lacking a sense of humor (common to all fundamentals). They have no issue with their own anti-Jewish and anti-Christian rhetoric - which is more extensive and encouraged by theocratic governments and clerics and backed by acts of violence.
We show weakness when we kowtow to them. We are a land of free speech and we can make NO exceptions for Muslims. We should not be pacifying them - they do not respect us and they detest signs of weakness. I would guess that the video was just a pretext for the riots. The number involved are just hundreds out of a billion Muslims yet our government apologizes for the legal actions of their own citizens for the sake of peace - which is an illusion.
Jim J
"Much of the social history of the Western world, over the past three decades, has been a history of replacing what worked with what sounded good." - Thomas Sowell
