On February 17th, I blogged about James Harper, a senior at Grand Junction High School in Grand Junction, Colorado here and how he quit the school choir when the dhimmie choir director, Marcia Wieland, chose an Islamic song entitled, "Zikr" to be sung. The song, written by A.K. Rahman, an Indian Muslim, has a verse that says, "there is no truth except Allah," and goes on to praise Islam. Since this story first broke, things have changed.
When James wisely quit the choir, he was interviewed by KREX-TV. He discussed his feelings about worshiping another god and explained his belief that Muslims would never submit to singing a similar song about Jesus. I am certain he is totally correct on that one.
Now we've learned that James had to leave the school because of death threats he has received, and now experts in Islam are saying that by simply singing this little ditty, you can inadvertently convert to Islam and become an accidental Muslim. Who knew? If you'd like to read the Atlas Shrugs article that originally had the story, you will find it here
As Mark Twain once said, "It's easy to quit smoking; I've done it a thousand times." If you're a Muslim guy, it's easy to divorce one of your wives (men are allowed four, unless you're Mohammad, the prophet of Islam, then you're allowed 258 or so--depending on your Viagra supply), all you have to do is say, "I divorce you," three times and poof; you're a swinging single again--or a twingle if you still have 3 wives remaining. So, you can see how easy it is to convert to Islam but it isn't as easy to leave Islam once you're a Muslim. It's kind of like the Mafia--once you're in, you're in for life; if you decide you'd rather worship God instead of Allah, you are subject to lose your head. Like the Mafia, an imam would put out a hit on you, like one did with Salman Rushdie, and the more religious of the Islamic lot would look for you and kill you in order to attain the heavenly smile on the lips of Allah.
For more information on the religion of peace, please feel free to read their holy book, the Noble Koran. If you'd like to read a cool novel about terrorism (cool because I wrote it and tend to be a bit prejudice), then my novel, Jihad Joe might also teach you a few things about Islam, terrorism, and human nature. The book is available in soft cover and as an Ebook.
Jihad Joe see it here Ebook version
Jihad Joe: a Novel Soft cover
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| Mohammad's words, not mine |
When James wisely quit the choir, he was interviewed by KREX-TV. He discussed his feelings about worshiping another god and explained his belief that Muslims would never submit to singing a similar song about Jesus. I am certain he is totally correct on that one.
Now we've learned that James had to leave the school because of death threats he has received, and now experts in Islam are saying that by simply singing this little ditty, you can inadvertently convert to Islam and become an accidental Muslim. Who knew? If you'd like to read the Atlas Shrugs article that originally had the story, you will find it here
For more information on the religion of peace, please feel free to read their holy book, the Noble Koran. If you'd like to read a cool novel about terrorism (cool because I wrote it and tend to be a bit prejudice), then my novel, Jihad Joe might also teach you a few things about Islam, terrorism, and human nature. The book is available in soft cover and as an Ebook.
Jihad Joe see it here Ebook version
Jihad Joe: a Novel Soft cover
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