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--Jpatt 22:41, 5 October 2009 (EDT)

Thanks for the hat-tip earlier TCOT Report. --Jpatt 22:41, 5 October 2009 (EDT)

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I support the following for President 2012

• Newt Gingrich
• Sarah Palin
• Chris Christie
• TBD

My Random Thoughts of the Moment: Do Muslims share a fundamental trait with Liberals, the double standard?

• Muslims oppose, protest freedom of speech by engaging in free speech acts - burn U.S. Flag.[2] It's only OK to express thoughts under the protection of freedom of speech if Muslims are the ones doing it, according to these protesters.
• Muslims oppose "Quran burning day," although two years prior to said opposition Christians in Gaza feared for their lives as Muslims burn Bibles and destroy crosses.[3]
• Pastor Terry Jones and his colleague Pastor K A Paul had given the imam two hours to call them and cancel their hurtful, inconsiderate plans to build an Islamic centre at Ground Zero. Imam ignored their respects, continues plan to build "victory" Mosque - yet speaks out against free speech and the so called unholy "Burn the Qur'an Day."[4]
• Muslims show extreme willingness to partake in double standard actions, as do liberals.

• • The conclusion of my random thoughts here are, when comparing terrorism, the imam and Muslim extremists to American Christians and the characteristics associated with Christianity the following is true: although many Americans and Christians may want to publicly burn Korans and are freely able to do so, when all things are considered, these Christians won't engage in those acts because it is not the right thing to do.[5]