Put Down That Computer Keyboard and Back Away Slowly

Social media will soon be Big Brother Media if the Obama administration gets its way. If you blog, use Facebook, Twitter or send email, the Department of Justice, headed by Eric-I-Don`t-Remember-Holder, will be watching what you say about the big wide wonderful world of Islam.

The Obama administration is launching a series of Muslim Outreach Summits as a platform for Muslims to tell us, the ordinary American infidels, how they can better serve the community. I expect to hear suggestions like, "We want to volunteer to be airport security baggage inspectors," and such. But I think that one way to start would really be for Muslims who hear chatter in their mosques about terrorist plots, to turn those people into authorities (just as long as it isn't the DoJ). It would also be nice (Jewish people call nice a "mitzvah") if Islamic organizations actually denounce jihad and those who religiously commit it against us.


The Summit will also educate us, as infidels, about how Internet postings that disrespect Islam can get us in trouble. (Remember what Internet postings did to Anwar Awlaki.) If you disrespect Islam, you are in violation of Sharia (Islamic law), and you're lucky if all you get is prison because if this were Saudi Arabia, they'd cut your damn head off, infidel.

Bill Killian, dhimmie extraordinaire and U.S. Attorney for the Easter District of Tennessee is scheduled to speak at the Muslim Advisory Council of Tennessee next week. Bill will provide insight on how civil rights can be violated by those who post inflammatory documents targeting Muslims on social media, according to the Tullahoma News of Tennessee. He will not have time, however, to discuss how the First Amendment rights of those who post those opinions are violated by Muslims who would litigate to silence them.

Killian said we need to understand that Internet postings that violate civil rights are subject to federal jurisdiction. Again, being pressed for time, he will not be able to discuss the US Constitution and the rights of the American infidel. 

And while Killian agreed that some Muslims blow up buildings, behead Jews and Christians on YouTube, fly jets into buildings at high speeds, murder gays, and stone women for showing an ankle, there are terrorists of other religions too. He cited the Oklahoma City bombers, Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, who were Christians. And while Muslim terrorists shout "Allahu Akbar" ("my god is great" implying "better than yours"), there is no proof that McVeigh and Nichols didn't shout "Jesus saves" as the bomb went off. Of course, one major difference Bill forgot to mention is that Muslims kill as part of jihad, while the Oklahoma City bombers did it as a protest against the government. Also, they didn't plan on getting caught or dying for it--Muslims say that they love death more than we love life and this is why they do are willing to commit suicide in the process of terrorism.

The reason we have a First Amendment is so that we can say what we believe, in spite of whether or not it sounds offensive to some people. The remedy for "hate speech" is more speech. And if saying what you believe, or actually quoting the Koran causes Muslims to kill spectators at a marathon, or fly planes into buildings in order to kill infidels and get to paradise, or shoot people at an Army facility because they happen to be American soldiers, then you have no place in the United States of America. 

You do not come into this country and try to change our laws to suit your Sharia. You are the guests here and you need to behave like one. If you don't like our laws, go to a country like Afghanistan or Saudi Arabia where Sharia is the law of the land. Look how much it has done for those countries. 

So if Killian and the rest of the Obama administration has its way, we will no longer be able to say what we believe and blogs like this one will land you in prison. What's happening to our country? Seriously, what's in your computer? 



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