Public personalities

Submitted by pdm (United States), May 14, 2009 at 10:05

It is obvious that persons in public capacities are restricted in what they say by islams tyranny. Anyone who disparages islum is immediately threatened with death. Could George W. Bush say anything critical of islam? Of course not. I'm sure the secret service would not permit him to say anything disparaging to islum because that would make their job more difficult! Funny how something like that will silence critical thinking. And lead people to believe islum is 'pleasant.' The tyranny of islum is affecting non-muslims behavior. It is not enough to encourage people to act without regard to the islumic thuggery - we must remove the tyranny....islam

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