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"While I cannot take the time to name all the men on this forum who have been named as members of the Muslim Party and members of a terrorist group, I have here in my hand a list of 205—a list of names that were known to the government and who, nevertheless, are still working and shaping policy on the innernets."
Quote Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck View Post
dont make me go all McCarthy on someone!!!

what nobody else thought that was funny?....................tough crowd.

Personally, I loved both of those comments!

Did you all hear about this in the UK?
Muslim Activists Interupt UK Soldiers Homecoming
Souce: http://www.digtriad.com/news/local/s...3782&catid=175
London, UK -- Muslim protesters and far-Right groups fought in East London during a homecoming parade of soldiers returning from duty in Afghanistan.

Members of the group Muslims Against Crusades turned up to greet the parade waving anti-British posters and shouting at the soldiers, calling them butchers and cowards.

A group of far-Right activists, some from the English Defence League stood across the street hurling insults at the Muslim protesters.

The Muslim protesters, many dressed in black and waving black flags, carried posters reading "Shariah law will be in London before democracy will be in Afghanistan." Singing nationalist chants, the English Defence League called the Muslim protesters "scum".

Police had to separate the two sides and hold the Muslim protesters behind barricades but scuffles broke out and two men were arrested.

More than 200 members of the 1st Battalion of the the Royal Anglian Regiment were being welcomed home during the "Freedom March". Several thousand lined the streets to greet them.

Local people were incensed that the Muslim protest had been allowed to go ahead.

"Why are they in this country if they don't like us? They hate our boys and we love our boys," said one woman referring to the returning soldiers.

"Why are they protected? We're not protected but they are," she complained of the police protection of the Muslim protest.

"I think what they were saying was absolutely disgraceful. They were talking about murderers, all sorts of wrong things and they were stirring up hate," said one elderly man.

Local politicians had asked Home Secretary Theresa May to ban Muslims Against Crusades from protesting at the event fearing violence.

CBS