The author of this site is a Christian and does not ascribe to the beliefs of Buddhism or desire in ecumenical compromise with those who are Non Christian or atheist. This does not count cooperation in civil works which benefit society as a whole and are not religious or breaking my faith.
The world is full of violence and each day it is affecting the lives of our fellow human beings and indirectly those of us who hear the sad tidings of the death of another person who was in a place at the wrong time because of a group of barbarous people who took their life.
Islam is not a religion no matter what the Muslim tries to tell you it is a mean system for one's life and total control by a group who can arbitrarily decide that the food you are eating is worth punishment or if you are questioning the validity of its edicts or beliefs you are worthy of death no matter how wrong the group is. Unfortunately, someone was brutally murdered by a fiendish mob of barbarians who claim to be a religion of peace but manage to leave trails of bodies wherever they go and usually on a daily basis.
I am not a Buddhist as I mentioned before. I consider what the Buddhist's teach to be false as well. However, they are human beings and our neighbors like the Muslims and do not deserved to be murdered( a Buddhist Monk) by a group of neighbors (Muslims) hell bent on subjugating everyone who does not agree with them (no wonder the liberals like them so much, they use the same verbal, media,political tactics against patriotic Americans who don't agree with their B.S.agenda) Not to mention that the liberal is the first to wet his pants when it comes to confronting barbarians at the gates. Still want to extend your hand to the barbarian, Mr. President?
I don't want to shake hands with people who advocate murder or refuse to speak out against murderers. I know my opinion is a blogger's opinion but I condemn these actions in the links below as a violation of human rights and an invasion of personal liberty by a faction that cannot claim it is a religion of peace.
http://jihadonbuddhists.org/?p=382
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/middle-east/2013/04/10/Egypt-presidential-aide-blames-Christians-for-cathedral-attack-sparks-fury.html
The world is full of violence and each day it is affecting the lives of our fellow human beings and indirectly those of us who hear the sad tidings of the death of another person who was in a place at the wrong time because of a group of barbarous people who took their life.
Islam is not a religion no matter what the Muslim tries to tell you it is a mean system for one's life and total control by a group who can arbitrarily decide that the food you are eating is worth punishment or if you are questioning the validity of its edicts or beliefs you are worthy of death no matter how wrong the group is. Unfortunately, someone was brutally murdered by a fiendish mob of barbarians who claim to be a religion of peace but manage to leave trails of bodies wherever they go and usually on a daily basis.
I am not a Buddhist as I mentioned before. I consider what the Buddhist's teach to be false as well. However, they are human beings and our neighbors like the Muslims and do not deserved to be murdered( a Buddhist Monk) by a group of neighbors (Muslims) hell bent on subjugating everyone who does not agree with them (no wonder the liberals like them so much, they use the same verbal, media,political tactics against patriotic Americans who don't agree with their B.S.agenda) Not to mention that the liberal is the first to wet his pants when it comes to confronting barbarians at the gates. Still want to extend your hand to the barbarian, Mr. President?
I don't want to shake hands with people who advocate murder or refuse to speak out against murderers. I know my opinion is a blogger's opinion but I condemn these actions in the links below as a violation of human rights and an invasion of personal liberty by a faction that cannot claim it is a religion of peace.
http://jihadonbuddhists.org/?p=382
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/middle-east/2013/04/10/Egypt-presidential-aide-blames-Christians-for-cathedral-attack-sparks-fury.html
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