"Islam And The LJW........................." by Marion / LJWorld.com

Blogs home Marion

Islam And The LJW…………………….

...or your blog will be removed.

You can bash Christianity to your heart's content, you can talk about Judaism, you can knock the eyes of of the Moonies and you can even poke fun at the Hindus......................

...but leave Islam alone!

Get one comment, make a reply and you get this:

Sent to Jonathan Kealing, LJW online Editor:

"I see the LJW is just as frightened of Islam as is the rest of the Western press!

There was NOTHING in that blog that was "racist", discriminatory or which in any way deprecated Islam, unless you call its own words deprecating.

This was, I admit, sort of a test and the entire blog was indeed saved, to be posted elsewhere along with a few words on the side about its removal.

I am ashamed of you but not surprised."

By Marion Lynn

October 5, 2009

Marion

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LJWorld.com doesn't necessarily condone the comments here, nor does it review every post.
Read our full policy. Also, read about banned accounts and harassing comments.

5 October 2009
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justbegintowrite (Ronda Miller) says…

I missed the original blog. Would either Jonathan or Marion send it to me please. :) Just curious as to what took place here. Thanks.
5 October 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

I have a print copy as I was so appalled by the removal that I couldn't remember how to do a screenshot.
5 October 2009
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headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
I have a print copy as I was so appalled by the removal that I couldn't remember how to do a screenshot.
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I know it might be hard for you to understand but did it occur to your hooded brilliance that some of the photos you posted may have been a little more graphic than what the LJW would like to see on their forum and that they may have not like the potential direction it was headed.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
I have a print copy as I was so appalled by the removal that I couldn't remember how to do a screenshot.
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I know it might be hard for you to understand but did it occur to your hooded brilliance that some of the photos you posted may have been a little more graphic than what the LJW would like to see on their forum and that they may have not like the potential direction it was headed.”

Marion writes:

Maybe that is part of the problem….

..the Western press does not post the reality and softsoaps things.

I wonder why?

and in just what “potential direction” do you think the replies might have been headed?
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

And you can take that “hooded brilliance” comment and stuff it!

That's a pretty cheap shot but typical of the last resort of those who have nothing to say!
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

headdoctor (Anonymous) says…
I know it might be hard for you to understand but did it occur to your hooded brilliance that some of the photos you posted may have been a little more graphic than what the LJW would like to see on their forum and that they may have not like the potential direction it was headed.
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Oh sure, that's the reason (wink wink).

It is blatantly obvious that Jonathan is a Islamic extremist and waging a jihad against Marion and the American Way.

How could you not miss that?
5 October 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

OK, try these on for size:

(1) Has or has not Iran hanged thousands of gays for the crime of simply being who they are?

(2) Have or have not many Islamic Mullahs and other significant Islamic figures called for the destruction of the United States?

(3) Did or did not Saddam Hussein model his political party on the Nazi party?

(4) Did or did not Islamists perpetrate the 9/11 attacks?

(5) Does or does not Iran hold an annual “Death To America Day”?

(6) Are or are women not stoned to death in Islamic nations for “crimes”?

5 October 2009
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Multidisciplinary (Anonymous) says…

Okay, let's place bets on this one…

/and here I thought the night was shot
5 October 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Marion writes:

Is or is this not an accurate rendition of the specifed material?:

“Qur’an 8:12 :

8:12-13 Recall that your Lord inspired the angels: “I am with you; so support those who believed. I will throw terror into the hearts of those who disbelieved. You may strike them above the necks, and you may strike even every finger. This is what they have justly incurred by fighting God and His messenger. For those who fight against God and His messenger, God’s retribution is severe.”
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Is this or is this not an accurate news report?:

(Death To America Day; Iran)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRjG36…
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

Multidisciplinary (Anonymous) says…
Okay, let's place bets on this one…

/and here I thought the night was shot
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What time slot do you want for the Grey Goose to land?
6 October 2009
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Multidisciplinary (Anonymous) blogs…

How Long Can Marion Keep It Up?

Place a guess if and when you think this blog will be removed as the last one did.
6 October 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

One of the things I find most interesting about folks like headdoctor and Katara is that as far as the USA is concerned, they are *ALL* about “separation of church and state” while screaming bloody murder and rising to high old umbrage when the evils of Islam are brought to attention; ignoring the fact that in virutally every nation which espouses Islam, the religion; Muslim, *IS* the law!
6 October 2009
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OTSSweeper (Anonymous) says…

Marion, Why do you start your own website to rant about it? Make sure to put your name and address at the top of you homepage. Allah akbar!
6 October 2009
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jonas_opines (Anonymous) says…

Katara, sorry, but the 12:08 already answered that one.

6 October 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

OTSSweeper (Anonymous) says…

Marion, Why do you start your own website to rant about it? Make sure to put your name and address at the top of you homepage. Allah akbar!”

Marion writes:

Why would you want my address?

So that you could send over terrorists or assassins?

Tell ya what; I'll trade info with you!
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

Someone take the movie Team America way to close to heart!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7xfGz…
6 October 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

How about this, Katara; an Islamic “professor” tells us that it is a good job that Jews are concentrated in Israel because that makes it easier for them to be killed?:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYfy93…
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headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
Is this or is this not an accurate news report?:
(Death To America Day; Iran)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRjG36…
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Ever wonder just why the the people of Iran don't like the US. Study up and get back to us on that. It will be interesting to hear your take on it. You might also study up on the difference between different Muslim countries and try to understand the difference between regular Muslims and the ones who are extremists.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Oh and this guy who is an Islamic relgious teacher or Mullah of some kind is calling for the beheading of Jews:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxzvLp…
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

They're coming for you, Marion! Oh noes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyLNnG…
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
How about this, Katara; an Islamic “professor” tells us that it is a good job that Jews are concentrated in Israel because that makes it easier for them to be killed?:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYfy93…
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How about this, Marion; a historian that you have proudly taken pictures with and claim friendship with, tells us that the Holocaust is a lie?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmRh7F…
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

And in beleagured Perfidious Albion:

Muslim extremists call for Jihad in the England(Great Britan)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31NHNh…

6 October 2009
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bearded_gnome (Anonymous) says…

and Marioni's typos are wide and deep…suppose its the effect of E85?

just why, when I saw the title, did I simply know this sprang from Marioni?!?

“Hussein Barack Obama hates muslims…Barack Obama Hussein loves polar bears.”
“just why is Marion still a valid screen name on here anyway?” good titles for coming blogs. “Barack Hussein Obama loves Marion Sidney Lynn.”
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

“bearded_gnome (Anonymous) says…

“Barack Hussein Obama loves Marion Sidney Lynn.”

Marion writes:

Eeeewwwwwwwww!

I hohpe not!
6 October 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

I notice that no one attacks the veracity of my links or answers the questions I posted but some are all about attacking me personally.

Interesting.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

How Islamic Children Are Trained As Terrorists:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yw2Eis…
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

And most recently:

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/1…

“Video from al Qaeda's No. 2 slams Obama, threatens attacks

Ayman al-Zawahiri uses message to eulogize accused terrorist Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi

He refers to al-Libi as “veteran fighter” against attacks of those working for the West

Al-Zawahiri's video was filled with threats similar to those in past messages

(CNN) — Al Qaeda's second-in-command slams the “smiling Obama” and threatens attacks in the latest video posted on radical Islamist Web sites.

Ayman al-Zawahiri uses the message to eulogize Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi, an accused terrorist who said he was tortured into making a false connection between al Qaeda and Iraq. Human rights monitors said in May that he had died.

“Obama claims to respect human rights and condemn torture, and here I will not ask him about the expansion of the Bagram prison, and will not ask how he forgave the crimes of the CIA executioners. I will not ask him about his decision not to release the detainee abuse photos and will not ask him about the program to hand over detainees to other countries to be tortured, and will not ask him about the assassination teams that are deployed to assassinate anyone who is suspected to be an extremist,” al-Zawahiri says in the message.

He refers to al-Libi as “a veteran fighter in repelling the attacks of the hypocrite agents who were working for the crusaders against the mujahedeens.”

Islamic radicals use the term “crusaders” to refer to Christians and the West.

Al-Zawahiri's message was filled with threats similar to those seen in past messages. “It will be about your blood and the draining of your economy until you stop your crimes, you arrogant tyrants,” he says, according to a CNN translation.

Octavia Nasr, CNN's senior editor for Middle East affairs, said, “This falls within al Qaeda's propaganda and its continued attempts to keep itself relevant. In a climate where al Qaeda's effectiveness and capability to carry out attacks are being questioned, the organization continues to pump propaganda videos where al Qaeda leaders take turns eulogizing members killed in attacks or in jail.”
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georgiahawk (Anonymous) says…

Marion, I don't question your links or the fact that these things are said or done by Islamic extremists, I question your attempt to paint all those of Islamic faith with the same extremist brush. God forbid that all Christians are painted with the same brush as Christian extremists!
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geekin_topekan (Anonymous) says…

I cannot believe that this hasn't become a discussion on Marion and…
Booze.
Lawrence business.
Bankruptcy.
Women.
Bunkers.
Mom's house.
LJWorld payroll.
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ironhorse66 (Anonymous) says…

hey Maude…what happened to your investigative report about Joe College that you promised to “come so strong with”“?
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Oh wait, here we go.
6 October 2009
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RoeDapple (Anonymous) says…

Just when I found someone I could relate to..

http://tinyurl.com/ydx9ku7

6 October 2009
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AreUNorml (Anonymous) says…

(1) Has or has not Iran hanged thousands of gays for the crime of simply being who they are?
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This has to be false. Ahmedenijad himself came to New York and told us that they don't have a homosexual problem in Iran. Why would he lie to us?!
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ivalueamerica (Anonymous) says…

geekin_topekan (Anonymous) says…
I cannot believe that this hasn't become a discussion on Marion and…
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Considering the source says a lot about what is written, it's intent and the respect the original writing should be given. (or in this case, the lack of respect it deserves)
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The_Original_Bob (Anonymous) says…

The gin must have been flowing last night.
6 October 2009
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remember_username (Anonymous) says…

Yep, don't drink and blog!
6 October 2009
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puddleglum (Anonymous) says…

marions posts discontinued around 2 am….

just wondering.
did the goose get loose?

allah an akbar
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autie (Anonymous) says…

At least they didn't bring no cousins into this mess. Sometimes they are good people but I can't talk bouit right now.
6 October 2009
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headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

The_Original_Bob (Anonymous) says…
The gin must have been flowing last night.
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remember_username (Anonymous) says…
Yep, don't drink and blog!
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Hahahahaha, more like vodak was flowing. (spelling error intentional).
We have have traffic cops to arrest the drivers who are DUI.
Now all we need are forum cops to arrest those that are PUI.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

ironhorse66 (Anonymous) says…

hey Maude…what happened to your investigative report about Joe College that you promised to “come so strong with”“?:

Marion writes:

Sorry, there rustedouthorses'…!

I didn't promise an “investigative report”.

I wrote that I was going to do some work on it and get back to you.

Not done yet.

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headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
ironhorse66 (Anonymous) says…
hey Maude…what happened to your investigative report about Joe College that you promised to “come so strong with”“?:
Marion writes:
Sorry, there rustedouthorses'…!
I didn't promise an “investigative report”.
I wrote that I was going to do some work on it and get back to you.
Not done yet.
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Marion responded to the name Maude. lmao Priceless.
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Boston_Corbett (Anonymous) says…

Marion, you forget you have a long history of race baiting and revisionist history.

Do we need to remind you of your great reverence and admiration of historian David Irving (one of the world's most notorious deniers of the Holocaust) and your web links and borrowing of rationale from the Institute for Historical Review, a Holocaust denial organization.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ir…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institut…

Mr. Kealing and the LJW should remain cautious.
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bearded_gnome (Anonymous) says…

friends don't let friends blog drunk…

oh wait, Marioni has no friends…
never mind.

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Barack Hussein Obama loves Marion Sidney Lynn
6 October 2009
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vanguard3 (Anonymous) says…

With everybody all scared of Islam over here, we lost our title of Great Satan. I dare one of you infidels to post a likeness of Mohammed on LJW to get our good name back.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

The point of all this is that this is *NOT* about religion.

It is about theocracies; which theocracies place every US citizen and resident in danger.
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beatrice (Anonymous) says…

From everything I can tell about blogging, or even commenting on the LJWorld site, is that it isn't mandatory. If you don't like their rules, go play somewhere else — it really is that simple.

Of course, the LJWorld deserves all these ranting blogs coming its way for not having stepped up and disreappeardeded the most removed commenter around. Anyone else still around who has had nearly a dozen comments in a row removed? Any other bloggers who routinely have multiple posts removed on their own blogs? Combine this pattern of removed posts with a history of race-baiting blogs, outright racist comments, declarations of friendship with a well-known Holocaust denier, and you find that it really is the LJWorld at fault here. They have the opportunity to do something about this, and they don't. It is like blaming the child for burning its hand when the parent is standing right there and didn't do what was necessary to prevent the accident in the first place.

Can any of this really be considered a surprise?

Marion: “22 August 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

I have some interest in preservation of what might be called the “White culture”.”
http://www2.ljworld.com/weblogs/at-ra…
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jimmyjms (Anonymous) says…

Marion, this is an idiotic post.

Don't you have anything better to do?

Maybe run a business into the ground, or perhaps you could get back in touch with your narc roots?
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beatrice (Anonymous) says…

Santini, I'm not trying to censor anyone. I don't have that ability. My well reasoned argument is that if the LJWorld wishes to continue to promote civil discourse then they should consider the number of uncivil posts removed by one individual. However, it isn't up to me to censor anyone.

While the quoted post is just one incident, there is a long history to which it is part. Further, consider its meaning in relation to this blog.

However, I ask you, what is meant by “White culture”?

Certainly White Supremists — the type Marion's friend David Irving the Holocaust denier is linked with — would be interested in conserving “White culture.” The problem is is that it doesn't exist. There is no such thing as “White culture.” There is no unifying aspect of culture that links White people the world over. This is why the Amish in Pennsylvania really aren't just like Catholics in Northern Ireland or like the lifeguards of Australia. Instead, you find various cultures around the world that are made up of predominantly White people, but there is no such thing as “White culture.” That is a term started by White Supremists and used by hate-mongers like Glenn Beck.

Feel free to over look racism when it presents itself if you wish. That isn't my choice. If you care to offer a reasoned argument on why I should overlook racism, feel free to present it.

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75x55 (Anonymous) says…

Wonder if anyone had these kinds of discussions at Tours, or Vienna, or Lepanto?
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

I fail to understand how exposing vicious theocracies, one of which holds and annual “Death To America Day” is in any way “racist”.
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Boston_Corbett (Anonymous) says…

That is total crap, as usual, Marion.

If you want to “expose theocracies,” you might want to start right here in the USA with some of the evangelicals who voted with you in the last presidential race.

It is easy to pick on Islamists, there are not that many of them here. You big meanie. Meanwhile, you share the ballot box with the theocrats who pose the most risk.
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porch_person (Anonymous) says…

I guess we should feel thankful that “western culture” is the new synonym for “white culture” among conservatives. Hiding racism hasn't always been so easy for some conservatives. I point to Brian Kilmeade's recent remarks on FOX and Lynn Jenkins' recent public remarks.

I've always included blacks, American Indians, hispanics, asians and anyone else as a part of the “western culture” of America. You know, “melting pot”, etc…..
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beatrice (Anonymous) says…

invictus, are you saying that only White folk were involved in creating “Western culture”?

Why I didn't catch on who you are before is beyond me. Oct. 1 sign up, and already 59 posts? I should have known.
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G_E (Anonymous) says…

“Take a western civ class I don’t have time to cure your ignorance.”

The funny thing about your comment is that students read portions of the Hebrew Bible, Christian scriptures, AND the Koran in Western Civ. classes at KU.
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Stat_Guys (Anonymous) says…

beatrice (Anonymous) says…

invictus, are you saying that only White folk were involved in creating “Western culture”?

Why I didn't catch on who you are before is beyond me. Oct. 1 sign up, and already 59 posts? I should have known.

Good catch.
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jonas_opines (Anonymous) says…

“Of coarse all races are apart of Western civilization.”

Good typo.

“Islam has always been the primary rival and threat to the western world.”

Except for that large period where all of their cultural accomplishments in math, science and and medicine were taken and adopted by the West after the Crusades. They were pretty helpful then, albeit unwillingly.

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beatrice (Anonymous) says…

Invictus, Western civ? I'm assuming you took a Western “sieve” class, because you appear to have retained little.
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puddleglum (Anonymous) says…

of coarse all races….

I don't think that is a typo.

I think it is an abrasion!
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AreUNorml (Anonymous) says…

Jonas, weren't those Arab accomplishments and not so much Muslim? I mean, Arabs have been around longer than Islam, right?
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jonas_opines (Anonymous) says…

not the typo I was referring to, actually
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MyName (Anonymous) says…

I'm sorry you got all butthurt about this Marion. But the fact is that, until you put down the big bucks and buy your own web server to help you harvest whatever nuggets of political wisdom drop from your mouth, you really don't get to complain if Mommy or Daddy take your toys away.
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RogueThrill (Anonymous) says…

It's kind of fun to watch Marion melt down in slow motion.
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Boston_Corbett (Anonymous) says…

beatrice (Anonymous) says…”Invictus….”

I would agree that beatrice has outed TheGreatSantini
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MyName (Anonymous) says…
I'm sorry you got all butthurt about this Marion. But the fact is that, until you put down the big bucks and buy your own web server to help you harvest whatever nuggets of political wisdom drop from your mouth, you really don't get to complain if Mommy or Daddy take your toys away.
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I really do not know why he is complaining anyway. He is one of the biggest violators of the TOS and doesn't get banned like others have. Which in my way of thinking makes other posters not really care what they post. It is very obvious that the rules are not applied fairly when it comes to Marion. It is their forum to do as they see fit but at this point I feel like some of the banned posters should be reinstated with an apology based on what Marion gets away with. I can only think of maybe two perhaps three posters that should never be allowed on here.

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jonas_opines (Anonymous) says…

areunormal: “Jonas, weren't those Arab accomplishments and not so much Muslim? I mean, Arabs have been around longer than Islam, right?”

The Crusades occurred multiple centuries after Mohammad, and were directed primarily against the Muslims in the holy land. As for the social achievements, as I understand it they are generally grouped under the name Islamic Golden Age or Islamic Rennaissance. If you want to move past there to specifics I imagine you could find many examples where the people making those discoveries were not overly religious, same as with the Western Rennaissance and Christianity, but something tells me that would be moving past Santini's original intent anyway. For all intents and purposes, though, when Roman civilization fell into the dark ages with the collapse of Rome it was the Islamic world that picked up the pieces and moved forwards, while the Western World did such fabulous things as collapse into superstition and fuedalism and die of plague. You might say it was somewhat comparable to the Middle East of today, except no rich people wanted to do business with them for their oil or other resources, since they had very little.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

“MyName (Anonymous) says…

I'm sorry you got all butthurt about this Marion. But the fact is that, until you put down the big bucks and buy your own web server….”

Marion writes:

I own about a dozen servers located in five countries.

This is about the accross-the-board deference given to Islam by Western news services.
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

Hey Marion!

You should pass the news on to David Irving.
http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/9348/h…

I'm sure the both of you will be pleased.
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Boston_Corbett (Anonymous) says…

Marion,

If I want to buy a set of articles of incorporation, plus obtain a couple of ATM cards, and an anonymous pay-pal account, all anonymously through the internet….

……exactly does that set of business tools cost me? How many have you sold?

And is there any legitimate business purpose served by this scam?

Please explain.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

When you pitiful refugees from a Democrat convention get tired of playing in your own goo here, you could take a look at my latest blog:

http://www2.ljworld.com/weblogs/mario…
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beatrice (Anonymous) says…

“Marion writes:
I own about a dozen servers located in five countries.”

Wow! Very impressive, Nick Danger. You are like the prince of outsourcing! What a stud muffin! No wonder you make upwards of $1500 a day!

So, if I do send you a check to help you settle your bank account in Nigeria, how much will I make in return?

And why is it just brides? Why don't you offer Russian mail-order husbands, too?
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

beatrice:

I'm your Huckleberry.

Go here:

http://www2.ljworld.com/weblogs/mario…
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Multidisciplinary (Anonymous) says…

Well maybe..out of ten countries, for worst lovers, tenth being the best out of the ten..Russians were tenth.

“Russian men crept in at tenth place amid accusations they are too hairy for the average woman.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newst…

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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Well, as a sort of ex-Cold Warrior I don't know a lot abouat Russian guys but did indeed learn about Russian women:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-2LQG…

See ya someday Leah!
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

WTF does much of this have to do with Islam, which seeks to destroy this natioin?
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snap_pop_no_crackle (Anonymous) says…

“OTSSweeper (Anonymous) says…
Marion, Why do you start your own website to rant about it?”
He did. It was called river*itytalks. He flushed it down the memory hole a couple of times. There were about 4 unique visitors a month. Epic fail!
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headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
“MyName (Anonymous) says…
I'm sorry you got all butthurt about this Marion. But the fact is that, until you put down the big bucks and buy your own web server….”
Marion writes:
I own about a dozen servers located in five countries.
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This is one of those times where I really wished we had emoticons available on here. You are going to make me have to buy another pair of hip waders if you keep this up.

So, if you have all these alleged off shore servers, why do they all have US Registry? Seems to me you do not understand the difference between owning a server and renting space on one. Bouncing off the Chinese firewall or dipping in and out of the Russian net or piggy backing don't count as a server.
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headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

snap_pop_no_crackle (Anonymous) says…
“OTSSweeper (Anonymous) says…
Marion, Why do you start your own website to rant about it?”
He did. It was called river*itytalks. He flushed it down the memory hole a couple of times. There were about 4 unique visitors a month. Epic fail!
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Yup, I wonder if McCain knows just how hard Marion has worked and how much money has been collected for him? Surely all those e-mail addresses are worth something. Lmao.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

“headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

So, if you have all these alleged off shore servers, why do they all have US Registry? Seems to me you do not understand the difference between owning a server and renting space on one.”

Marion writes:

How 'bout 'splainin' this biz of “registering servers”

One might register domain names but I am a little confused about your notion of “registering servers”.

Oh, while we're on the subject of servers….I like these; they were on sale:

HP ProLiant DL380 G4 Server 311143-001

Processor Type : Xeon, Installed Processor(s) : 1, Chipset Type : Intel E7520, Processor Clock Speed : 3.4 GHz, Storage Controller Type : RAID, Storage Interface : Ultra320 SCSI, Installed ram : 1 gb, ram Technology : ddr ii sdram, Max Supported Size : 12 GB, Networking Interface : PCI-X, Networking Compliant Standards : ieee 802.3, ieee 802.3u, ieee 802.3ab, Optical Drive : cd-rom, cd Read Speed : 24 x, , Form Factory : Rack-mountable, Slots Provided : Processor, Memory, PCI-X / 100 MHz, PCI-X / 133 MHz, Bay(s) Provided : 3.5” x 1/3H, 3.5”, 5.25”, Bay Type : Front Accessible, Front Accessible, Hot-swap, Built-in Devices : LED panel, Data Bus Speed : 800 MHz, Data Integrity Check : ECC, Data Link Protocol : Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, Included Software : Drivers & Utilities, Compaq Insight Manager, Compaq SmartStart 7.1, Compaq Management Agents, Compaq ROMPaq, Interface Provided : RS-232, Generic, Generic, VGA, Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-TX, Ultra320 SCSI, Compaq iLO, Power Supply Qty : 1, Rack Units Height : 2, Warranty Information : 3 years warranty, Dimensions : 3.4 in x 17.5 in x 26 in (HxWxD)
Weight : 44.97 lbs.

Marion writes:

Got them at a nice price and shipped them direct to the offshore locations.

Hey, what do I know?

I just lease out space on them to other guys.
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beatrice (Anonymous) says…

Wait a second, isn't Marion the same guy who was whining about parts for a local football stadium coming from India, yet here he is bragging about his offshore business? So which is it Marion, do you want Americans working or don't you? Are any of your offshore locations in places that are what can be called “Muslim” countries? Hypocrite!
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

beatrice (Anonymous) says…

Wait a second, isn't Marion the same guy who was whining about parts for a local football stadium coming from India, yet here he is bragging about his offshore business? So which is it Marion, do you want Americans working or don't you? Are any of your offshore locations in places that are what can be called “Muslim” countries? Hypocrite!”

Marion writes:

No bea, as usual, you are both wrong *AND* full of biosolids.

I don't pay them; they pay me, ya goof!

When I lease out the servers to offshore guys, the money comes home to the good old USA!

As per usual, you got it backwards.

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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Say, bea; got a question for you.

Well, actually a couple of questions….

(1) Are you really as ignorant of how the net works as you appear, or are you just faking it?

(2) Are you maybe Borderline Personality disorded?
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Oh, yeah, then ya gotta buy a multiple cpanel licence and some other softs.
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75x55 (Anonymous) says…

jonas at at 5:57 p.m - that's not whitewash, much!
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Boston_Corbett (Anonymous) says…

Did this guy buy a server too, Marion?

http://tiny.cc/zgnZF
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headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
Marion writes:
How 'bout 'splainin' this biz of “registering servers”
One might register domain names but I am a little confused about your notion of “registering servers”.
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Hey, what do I know?
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Well hey, even I can fall victim to not a enough coffee and or in a hurry when posting.

We can cut through all the testosterone/estrogen dripping rooster/hen dance and avoid all the word play. We will correct my error and make it simple. Servers located in the US.

As far as what you know. If you really believe, think and do for yourself what you post here on LJW, not much it seems. You have posted about everything from computers, software, cell phones, business and law. That information has time and time again been wrong. So, why should we listen to you or believe you now. Your track record is not something that causes one to want to emulate you or take your advise.

I will even give you a clue Marion. If you really want to mess around off shore it is far better to lease space for what I would think was your intended purposes. Either way, you can set up what ever you want out of country but if the resulting activity takes place in the US or is involving fraudulent activity such as tax evasion, etc. the US is still the governing law. If you think I am full of it, go ahead and screw over the IRS or the USPS enough to where they catch on and see how much insulation your off shore servers give you.
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headdoctor (Anonymous) says…

BTW Marion, you always complain when others do not answer your questions. You never did address your efforts on behalf of McCain. Surely that couldn't be that difficult.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

My, my, headdoctor!

How those little wheels (And I do mean “little”!) in you mind do spin 'round!

You should write mystery novels as you apparently have a whoppingly active imagination!

Sort of get a kick out of how much time you take out of your life to try (ineptly, by the way!) to mess with me!

“Efforts on behalf of John McCain”?

Well………………………………………..

I forwarded a few unused domains to his campaign website and voted for him.

Do those things count?

Of course, had Satan himself been running against Barack Hussein Obama, I would have voted for Satan.

oh

I don't have any USA servers but I do buy webhosting here.

I presume (perhaps wrongly!) that you understand the difference!

Be silly to use my own servers when I can buy unlimited hosting for like $20 a month.

'course I'm not going to give you the domains or tell you where they are hosted………….sometimes I may be slow but I ain't stupid!

LOL!
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

And Marion has so much to show for all of his “hard” work…

Living in Wyandotte Co., KS in a house he does not own and bragging about his exploits on a local newspaper in a town where he does not live.

Yup. That's defines success, I tell ya!

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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Oh, Katara, you are so silly!

Say, are you, bea and headdoctor in the same support group maybe?

Keep coming back.
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

I see that ironorse66 is also a member of the same support group as bea, Katara and headdoctor.

You all need to contact your sponsors just as soon as possible.
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
Oh, Katara, you are so silly!

Say, are you, bea and headdoctor in the same support group maybe?

Keep coming back.
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Nope, we just suffer from the same allergy to BS.

Keep on wharrrgarbling, sad old man.

http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/6925…
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

Why is the Feminist Friendly US Media silent about Honor Killings Here?
an american 'honor killing'

By john p. avlon

July 23, 2008 —

ON July 6, police say, a Pakistani named Chaudhry Rashid strangled his 25-year-old daughter San- deela Kanwal with a Bungee cord in her bedroom because she wanted to end her arranged marriage. This “honor killing” came not in Pakistan, but in Jonesboro, Ga. - a suburb 16 miles outside Atlanta.

At his arraignment, Rashid said through an Urdu interpreter that he was “not in the state of mind to talk because of the death of his daughter,” but stated “I have done nothing wrong.”

This is not the same as declaring innocence. His attorney, Tammy Long, explained, “My client is going through a difficult time. As you can imagine, he is distraught.” Apparently, it takes a stronger man to murder his daughter without sentiment.

The national media has paid little attention to the story of Kanwal's murder, though most outlets found plenty of time to debate the cover of The New Yorker.

When a blonde girl goes missing, cable networks stop in their tracks - but when a Muslim woman is murdered by her father, there's not a ripple of sustained interest. Where's the outrage?

Maybe it's muted because we've grown reluctant to pass judgment on other culture's customs - but multiculturalism hits a crossroads when honor killings come to America.

The United Nations estimates that the world sees 5,000 honor killings a year - overwhelmingly in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa, but increasingly among Muslim immigrant communities in Europe.

The United States has avoided this bloodstained trend until recently. Some consider Kanwal's death the first documented honor killing here. Others point to the murder of sisters Amina and Sarah Said in Irving, Texas, on New Years' 2007. (Their MySpace page remains up. Featuring assimilated teen culture and American music, it is haunting.) Their father remains on the run from police.

Few doubt that other honor killings have occurred behind closed doors. In upstate Monroe County just a few days ago, a girl was stabbed by her brother for wearing immodest western clothing and wanting to move to New York City. According to court documents, Waheed Allah Mohammad explained the stabbing by saying his sister was a “bad Muslim girl.”

“Honor killing is a misnomer,” author and exile Ayaan Hirsi Ali told me. “The killing occurs because these girls have allegedly brought shame on their family. The paradox is that these are individuals who have emancipated themselves.

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“These girls embody the American dream. They want to become self-reliant - deciding who they marry, when they marry and how many children they will have.”

On the surface, this sounds like a classic case for the left - outrages well worth protesting. Honor killings and other tribal customs like female genital mutilation represent a far greater threat to human rights than comparatively benign examples of Western sexism, like unrealistic measurements on a Barbie doll.

But this would require recognizing that the greatest danger to civil liberties in the world today comes not from the United States, but from a medieval tribalism that's still murdering people around the world under the guise of enforcing piousness.

“America is an assimilating nation,” affirms Ayaan, “and so when immigrant Muslim men assimilate into American society they are applauded for it. But when some immigrant Muslim women assimilate into American society, they find themselves ostracized - beaten and even killed by their own families. And the American public ignores their plight to protect the immigrant Muslim community from stigma.”

There should be wall-to-wall coverage when Rashid's pretrail hearings begin tomorrow in Atlanta. By any standards, this is a sensational crime.

Instead, the trial may well get dismissed as old news or swept under the rug as just another domestic-violence case. These rationalizations cover up a discomfort with wading into cultural judgment - and a desire to avoid the risk of violence that always comes with criticizing radical Islam.

There's a cost to such squeamishness. In England, Lord Chief Justice Phillips, the country's top judge, has said that sharia law should be incorporated into British law, while the Archbishop of Canterbury described such incorporation as “inevitable.”

This slippery slope threatens to undermine liberal democracy and even the concept of civilized norms. America must make a stand, because many Europeans either can't or won't.

As Ayaan says: “As an immigrant Muslim woman running for your life, from your own family, I think America is a better place for us, because we know that Americans are individualist enough that they will ultimately chose to protect us - while Europeans choose to stick their heads in the sand and pretend nothing is going on.”

Our ultimate victory in the War on Terror will be to encourage a Muslim reformation by offering examples of successful Muslim-American citizens - especially women - who thrive within the equal rights and open opportunities of American society. For Muslim women who want to live in freedom, America is the last best hope on earth - and we must remain nothing less.

John P. Avlon is the author of “Independent Nation: How Centrists Can Change American Politics.”
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Katara (Anonymous) says…

Question from the article Marion posted:
“When a blonde girl goes missing, cable networks stop in their tracks - but when a Muslim woman is murdered by her father, there's not a ripple of sustained interest. Where's the outrage?”

Answer:
Marion: “22 August 2009
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

I have some interest in preservation of what might be called the “White culture”.”
http://www2.ljworld.com/weblogs/at-ra…
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“By Debbie Schlussel

http://www.debbieschlussel.com/4280/s…

The behavior of Six Flags amusement parks in appeasing extremist Muslims allied with terrorists is yet another example of why I tell my fellow Americans and Westerners not to rely on the Jewish community for the kosher seal of approval on what is and isn’t acceptable in the war on terror.

Six Flags, owned by Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder and run by Mark Shapiro–both Jews, is kowtowing to Muslims by hosting a special day for them … and asking workers not to wear shorts. No shorts at an amusement park when it’s still summer-like weather?”

“This is Magic Mountain’s first year hosting Muslim Family day. It is far from its first time hosting a religious event, said park spokeswoman Sue Carpenter.
“I think it’s great as long as they open it up to everyone,” said Jones, whose friend works at the park.
Jones is concerned the park’s supervisors asked the employees to wear pants Saturday to cover their legs despite the unusually high heat. “I think its kind of strange,” Jones said. “It’s been so hot for pants.”
But Carpenter said not to worry.
“Out of respect, we request the employees wear their uniform pants, instead of their shorts,” Carpenter said. “It is only a request, it is not mandatory.”
The Islamic Circle of North America requested the day as a celebration for end of Ramadan. Muslim Family Day comes just five days after the end of Ramadan, a Muslim religious observance in which participating Muslims fast from dawn until sunset.
Park officials will try to meet the Muslim group’s needs as it does with any other group, Carpenter said.
“There will be a plethora of things to do for the youth and the entire family including halal food stalls, ethnic bazaar and family entertainment” the event’s Web site states.
The group is hosting Muslim Family and Youth Days in seven other United States cities this fall.

Shorts, today, non-Halal hot dogs, tomorrow. And the next day, the garb of non-Muslim female patrons to the amusement park.
The Islamic Circle of North America openly supports HAMAS and Hezbollah and refuses to condemn them. It has been under investigation for fundraising for and money laundering to Islamic terrorist groups.
Not sure why any amusement park would ask it’s employees to do anything for ICNA “out of respect”. The group deserves none.
This is America. When will we decide to take it back?
If you live in the Washington, DC area, it might be a good idea to let your neighbor, Daniel Snyder, know what you think about this. And think twice about pouring money into his Redskins.
Six Flags calls itself “Six Flags Great America.” But what it’s doing is neither great nor American.”
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…

“Western Media Stooges of Islamist Propaganda: The Case of al-Dura

by Laina Farhat-Holzman

27 Jun, 2008

http://www.islam-watch.org/Laina/Medi…

Our founding fathers regarded a press free from government interference as an essential institution for the protection of democracy. The press was to inform voters through a diversity of viewpoints and to prevent the abuse of power that thrives in the absence of scrutiny.
In the real world, however, media often serves as a mouthpiece of the government in power or a distraction of scandal and gossip as we often find in the American and European popular tabloids.

In some dictatorships there is only one view permitted, the dictator's and foreign journalists are not permitted. In Burma and North Korea, we have seen in the necessity to clandestinely cover Burma's flood-storm disaster or North Korea's recurring starvation.

But in sophisticated dictatorships (Soviet Union and Saddam Hussein's Iraq), foreign journalists were permitted but were under constraint. Uncooperative journalists were expelled. Journalists couldn't cover the country at all if they were expelled, so they had to wait until the end of their tour of duty to tell the truth.

One area of the world that needs to be covered honestly is the Arab Middle East - an area that plays a major role in American foreign policy. Israel has a rambunctiously free press, but the Arab world, particularly the Palestinian Territories and Gaza, is a different case. Local journalists foolish enough to expose graft or corruption will not live long. Foreign journalists must be pro-Palestinian or they are expelled. And some foreign journalists let themselves be used for political propaganda.

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Perhaps you will remember one searing image that came out of Gaza: the image of Mohammed Al-Dura, a 12-year-old Palestinian boy, crouching in terror behind his father as Israeli bullets flew and ultimately killed the child and wounded the father. The Palestinian media turned it into a major propaganda piece to convince the Muslim world - and Europe - that Israeli soldiers deliberately shot a child in a 45-minute hail of machine gun fire. This image has permeated the psyches of Muslims everywhere, resulting in streets named for the “martyr” and postage stamps commemorating this horror for eternity.

The photo image and story came from a Palestinian journalist and was broadcast by a French journalist working for one of the official French TV networks. CNN saw the photos and rejected them as dubious - but later covered the issue after the “respectable” French Network showed them. They assumed that due diligence validated the photos.

Philippe Karsenty, a French journalist and media critic, has taken a different show on the road. On May 13th, at UC Santa Cruz, a consortium of Scholars for Peace in the Middle East, Stand With Us, and Leviathan, sponsored his talk. We saw footage before and after the “incident” and some very damning evidence that the entire al-Dura incident was staged. The footage shown on French (and world) TV was edited; we saw original footage. The testimony of the Palestinian and French journalists were very inconsistent. They claimed that the Israelis fired for 45 minutes against a wall, intending to kill the father and the boy he was protecting. However, the film showed no firing coming from the Israeli barracks at all; it also showed only seven small round bullet holes in the wall - and not a drop of blood - quite impossible after 45 minutes of firing that would have dismantled the wall as well the father and son.

A dead child's body was photographed in the morgue, but this child did not look like what we could see of al-Dura. Furthermore, the death of the child, his identification in the morgue, and the funeral, complete with printed posters, all took place an hour or two after the shooting. That efficiency should be bottled and sold. Karsenty, who was sued by French TV 2, has now won his case in court, validating his accusations of fraudulent journalism.

The supposedly wounded father was shown with very old scars, not new bullet wounds - and apparently when investigated were found to be from a previous brush with Palestinian factions. The entire filming was so blatantly fraudulent that it is embarrassing to see. The horror is the damage this piece of theater has done.

Buyer beware. This is not journalism.”
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“Military burns unsolicited Bibles sent to Afghanistan

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asi…

Unsolicited Bibles sent by U.S. church were confiscated about a year ago

The Bibles were printed in two most common Afghan languages

Military feared they could be used for proselytizing, which is forbidden to troops

Military personnel threw away, and ultimately burned, confiscated Bibles that were printed in the two most common Afghan languages amid concern they would be used to try to convert Afghans, a Defense Dept. spokesman said Tuesday.

The unsolicited Bibles sent by a church in the United States were confiscated about a year ago at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan because military rules forbid troops of any religion from proselytizing while deployed there, Lt. Col. Mark Wright said.

Such religious outreach can endanger American troops and civilians in the devoutly Muslim nation, Wright said.

“The decision was made that it was a 'force protection' measure to throw them away, because, if they did get out, it could be perceived by Afghans that the U.S. government or the U.S. military was trying to convert Muslims,” Wright told CNN Tuesday.

Troops at posts in war zones are required to burn their trash, Wright said.

The Bibles were written in the languages Pashto and Dari.

This decision came to light recently, after the Al Jazeera English network aired video of a group prayer service and chapel sermon that a reporter said suggested U.S. troops were being encouraged to spread Christianity.

The military denied that earlier this month, saying much in the video was taken out of context.

“This was irresponsible and dangerous journalism sensationalizing year-old footage of a religious service for U.S. soldiers on a U.S. base and inferring that troops are evangelizing to Afghans,” Col. Gregory Julian said.

The military says a soldier at Bagram received the Bibles and didn't realize he wasn't allowed to hand them out. In the Al Jazeera video, which shows the Bibles at the prayer service, an unnamed soldier says members of his church raised money for them.

The chaplain later corrected the soldier and confiscated the Bibles.

Military officers considered sending the Bibles back to the church, he said, but they worried the church would turn around and send them to another organization in Afghanistan — giving the impression that they had been distributed by the U.S. government.

That could lead to violence against troops or U.S. civilians, Wright said.

Al Jazeera English, a Qatar-based international news service, said its reporters tried to get a response from military officials for its story but were unable to do so.

The U.S. military air base at Bagram is home to thousands of troops from all branches of the U.S. military. The vast majority of the troops do not leave the base and are in various support roles for U.S. troops across Afghanistan.”
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was_freashpowder2 (Alexander Neighbors) says…

Marion ,
The reason they are scare is prolly because extremist that live in kansas will prolly attempt to kill editors and journalist for defamation of Islam. I Say that because its happened in the past. (In different cities)