August 23, 2005

The Real Victims

Giving the Me Generation a run for its money, young Australian Muslims want to give new meaning to the date '9-11.' Why should that day be about the worst terror attack the world has ever known; an attack that killed thousands of Americans? From now on, it should be about them:

Islamic youth organisations that were not part of Prime Minister John Howard's summit yesterday say they have been working against extremism behind the scenes.

They have chosen a date for a planned day of action - September 11.

The group says it wants to try to change the date's association with extreme Islamic violence, and to highlight how mainstream Muslims have become victims of prejudice and bias.

Someone in Australia please ask these disrespectful sons-of-bitches if what's on their plate is so hellish that jumping out of a skyscraper would be preferable.

Posted by floridacracker at August 23, 2005 10:48 PM

   



Comments

My sentiments exactly, what you wrote in response.

Posted by: -S- at August 24, 2005 04:25 AM

What a callous display of disrespect for our dead.

Posted by: Donnah at August 24, 2005 10:20 AM

Yes, but it proves again and again that they are not concerned with the respect for our dead, but about their own legacy. The more I read about these various Muslims worldwide, that's where their focus is: themselves. This thing in Australia is among the most crass ever.

Posted by: -S- at August 24, 2005 11:49 AM

Cracker:

I do not understand the why people are suprised at this. This is one of the tactics of an enemy that bitterly detests non Wahabbis. We should expect more of this. It is detestable but such is war.

Posted by: Richard Cook at August 24, 2005 04:03 PM

It gave me a jolt, Richard. It was jarring reading a newspaper report that gave not the slightest indication that it might be the tiniest bit inappropriate to piss on our graves.

Posted by: Donnah at August 24, 2005 08:49 PM

Unfortunately the newspapers are "beyond" that kind of thinking. They are "impartial", "above the fray", able to report "dispassionately".

Posted by: Richard Cook at August 25, 2005 05:41 PM