One of these days, I’ll actually go to midnight mass instead of watching the Pope do it on TV. That’s how I brought in my Christmas Day. Then I went upstairs and watched a Christmas South Park, which made me feel better than the former. Merry CHRISTMAS, everyone!


I know I’m going to inspire lots of hatred and chants of racial profiling, but this bothered me this morning (regarding a nuke-sniffing program the US government is engaging in):

“Some experts question the legality of a program that involves entering private property to take air samples.

Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said the FBI-NEST sniffing was based on race and religion instead of common sense. “Fear seems to trump constitutional rights for Muslims,” Hooper said. “We’re very concerned that Muslims would be targeted simply because they’re Muslims.”“

OK. Let’s take a moment to enumerate the details of the situation:

  1. Years ago, a jihad (holy war) was declared on the infidels (Westerners, or the US and sympathizers of the US who are not Muslim).

  2. Those who declared this jihad claim to be Muslim mujahadin(holy warriors).

  3. Since the fatwa (holy official declaration), many heinous attacks have been carried out by Muslim mujahadin.

    • USS Cole

    • Somalia

    • World Trade Center I

    • World Trade Center 9/11

    • London and Madrid train bombings

    • Many others that are slipping my mind right now

  5. So called ‘sleeper cells’ exist in many Western countries, people fitting into society, working, having families, but waiting for the activation orders from Allah’s messages to commit more acts against the infidels. These people in these sleeper cells are Muslims.
  6. Muslims generally worship in Mosques.

  7. Not always, but generally, Muslims tend to come from or are descended from ancestors who are from or who are married to people from the middle eastern Arab countries, Malaysia, India, Thailand, all over.
  8. [imagine a 2 X 4 hovering above the head] Do I even have to say it?


Of course I do.


You’ve had a preponderance of evidence saying that Muslims (who may or may not be of middle-eastern descent, but who probably worship in Mosques) are committing attacks against the west and supporters of the west. So logic tells you (or should) that you should watch the segment of the population from which these perpetrators come. Would it be prudent and wise to watch the Southern Baptists in the white clapboard church down the street? Would it be an appropriate move to hang out and test the air at the local synagogue or Catholic church? According to some, it would be fair to do so, because that way, you’re not targeting a specific race or creed in your surveillance. If you believe that that is a good idea, I fear that many of your brain cells have died.


And this, my friends, is why I hate religion so deeply…it always comes down to this sort of thing, one way or another. A bunch of well-intentioned but totally fucked up people get together, and factions emerge. Someone always has to be right, someone always has to be wrong. Some people interpret the writings one way, some another. The schisms grow larger and larger. Splinter groups (denominations) form. There is vague dislike that grows between them, based on who believes who is right. Outright animosity is practiced toward those whose religion deviates radically from the belief system of the group. There are disagreements, wars, crusades, jihads. And to me, it’s a total mess, an embarrassment and a fraud.



Let me quote Mr. Ibrahim Hooper above: “...Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said the FBI-NEST sniffing was based on race and religion instead of common sense. “Fear seems to trump constitutional rights for Muslims,” Hooper said. “We’re very concerned that Muslims would be targeted simply because they’re Muslims.”


I will stop here with the following statements, the first being:

  1. “Well, DUH.” and
  2. Westerners are being attacked and blown up simply because they are NOT Muslims. By Muslims.
I don’t think I need to say another word.