STANDING UP TO MOSLEM BULLIES

Remember when you were a kid in grade school, and if you really want to show contempt for someone you’d say, “He can dish it out but he can’t take it”? Moslems are like that.

They can dish out insults to infidels, arrest Christians for praying in Saudi Arabia, confiscate their Bibles and throw them in the trash, call Jews pigs and monkeys, and spit on the whole human race that isn’t Moslem. But they go into frenzies of righteous outrage at the slightest criticism of their history and beliefs.

Because a newspaper in Denmark, the Jyllands-Posten, circulation 158,000, published a dozen cartoons of Mohammed, the Organization of the Islamic Conference representing 57 Moslem countries issued a statement on January 1^st, 2006, claiming “hundreds of millions of Moslems around the world” are offended.

Last week, the foreign ministers of the 22-nation Arab League demanded an apology from the Danish government.

Not only did Danish Prime Minister Anders Rasmussen refuse to apologize, he refused to meet with a delegation of eleven Ambassadors from Moslem countries who wanted to “discuss” the controversy.

Now there’s a hero for the Western World – the kind of guy you wanted beside you in a confrontation with schoolyard bullies.

Here’s a sample of the Jyllands-Posten’s cartoons, this one of Mohammed waving off suicide bombers from entering heaven:

The cartoons have created a full-blown international incident because standing up to Moslem bullies is so rare. One wonders why the publication of The Islam Comic Book hasn’t done the same, especially with a cover like this:

Yep, that’s red-bearded Mo himself camel-jockeying. The comic book is as educational as it is entertaining. You’ll learn that Mohammed was terrified of solar eclipses, thought Satan sleeps in people’s noses, claimed that Allah won’t hear your prayers if you have bad breath, taught that the sun sets in a muddy pool at night, and told his followers to drink camel urine:

I encourage you to get a copy for yourself and one for your 100 best friends.

I also want to encourage you to attend the National Rally Against Islamofascism held on February 1^st. There will be 15 of them held in cities throughout the country. RAID (Rally Against Islamofascism Day) is sponsored by the UnitedAmerican Committee (UAC). If there is any way you can volunteer or participate, it’s a great way to start standing up to Moslem bullying and intimidation here is the US.

The UAC is the brainchild of a young fellow named Jesse Petrilla. There’s a good interview of him in FrontPage. Jesse’s also a guy you’d want in the schoolyard with you.

There’s another group of folks increasingly willing to stand up to Moslem bullies and it may (or may not!) surprise you: lots of Moslem women no longer willing to be pushed around by Islam.

An example that’s becoming more typical is the “avalanche of protest” by Moslem women in Malaysia right now over a proposed Islamic Family Law bill that makes it even easier for a man to have multiple wives and divorce existing wives leaving them nothing.

Moslem women are doing far more than protesting in Malaysia and other Islamic countries. Visit the campus of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur and you’ll soon be asking: Where are the men? The great majority of students are women, who are educating themselves, refusing to accept a future oppressed and controlled by Moslem men.

From Anders Rasmussen in Denmark to Jesse Petrilla in the US to women in Malaysia, there is a growing refusal to be intimidated by Islamofascist bullies. Finally.

I am old enough to remember when to take an airplane flight, all you did was get on the plane. Every time I have to take off my shoes at airport security, every time I go through airport security at all, it reminds me of how Moslems are responsible for this hassle and fear.

It’s not just that Moslem men should be profiled at airport security. It’s that Moslems owe the world an apology for the very existence of airport security in the first place. We need to demand that apology, an apology for fatwas and death threats against cartoonists, an apology for their terrorism and medieval fanaticism.

The question we need to ask Moslems is: Until you start showing respect and tolerance for our values, religion, and civilization, why should we show any respect and tolerance for yours?

No more tolerance for Moslem bullies. Don’t dish it out if you can’t take it. It’s a message Moslems are going to hear more and more from now on.