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Pastor Jones on ‘Today’: ‘God Is Telling Us to Stop’

From MSNBC:

Pastor Terry Jones told NBC’s TODAY show on Saturday that his church in Gainesville, Fla., would not burn Qurans in protest to the building of an Islamic center near the site of the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001.
“We will definitely not burn the Quran, no,” he said.
“Not today, not ever,” he said when pressed about whether his planned demonstration might happen at a later date. He explained that it would not happen even if the Islamic center is built near ground zero.
Jones flew to New York to appear on NBC’s TODAY show and told interviewer Carl Quintanilla that there was no meeting set up with New York Imam Faisal Rauf.

Here’s the interview:

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And Jones is still hoping to meet with the Imam.

“Even though we have not burned one Quran, we have gotten over 100 death threats,” Jones said. “We feel that God is telling us to stop, and we also hope that … maybe that will open up the door to maybe be able to talk to the imam.”
Jones said that his church’s goal was “to expose that there is an element of Islam that is very dangerous and very radical.”
He told NBC that “we have definitely accomplished that mission.”

Comments (88)

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  • Thug_N-Wordz_Luv_Beck31558
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:59pm

    I HATE hypocrites!! Should of burned it. He didn’t have to make it a public spectacle.

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    • rocktruth
      Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:29am

      If he did burn it and got killed, would our nation take a stand against Islam?
      Or would people say he deserved it?

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  • poppopschell
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:48pm

    Pastor Jones reminds me of the Matlock character on the TV show. Opponents always underestimate Matlock’s smartness and his “kick his foot in the dust… shucks” persona.” He;s just a HICK but underneath tells a very different story.

    I like to think that Pastor Jones is much the same way… that he played a great publicity card of burning the Koran to get the USA’s MSM attention so that the moderate Muslim lie would be exposed and that Obaqma was more sympathetic to Islam that Christianity.

    What I believe he didn’t figure on was how much the MSM would make this a worldwide event and the viciousness of Muslims He KNEW the death threats would come thus exposing true Islam to any thinking person. I know 100% that a multiple of Fatwahs have been placed on his life. If you don’t know what a Fatwah is, Essentialy it is death contract put out on someone just the Mafia does.

    I hope NOW people will do what Glenn Beck urges… find out the truth about the Koran and other “holy” documents for onesself. I have done so and my conclusions are based on hard research.

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    • The Bees
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 2:48pm

      Hear Here!!

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    • ThymeBlazer
      Posted on September 12, 2010 at 3:02am

      Thanks for explaining what a Fatwah is. I had heard that word before but did not know what it meant. I plan on doing more research. It is important that we continue to share this kind of information. God bless and protect us!

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  • standby
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:29pm

    On a second note, I am delighted that the American people seem to be enthralled with discussions, the results influencing unity for the peoples of this nation… myself included.
    (I’m still going to purchase extra ammo)

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  • ThymeBlazer
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:28pm

    I’m from Florida and I called in to a local radio talk show on Wednesday. I said that Pastor Jones did not need to go through with the Koran burnings for one good reason. I felt that all along, Jones and his small group of congregants, were trying to make a statement. They were going to burn the Korans on 9/11 to remind people that it was Islamic extremists that attacked America on 9/11/2001, killing almost 3,000 innocent people. IMO, they were also going to burn the Korans to remind people that the extremists were still a threat and to wake up before we end up like the UK. Complacency would be foolish, indeed!

    An unknown pastor from a little ole church in Gainesville, Florida, accomplished the goal of reminding us. He did NOT need to follow through with the burnings because the point was made. He had over 100 death threats, hundreds of protesters around the world chanting “Death to America”and all of that was simply because the pastor and friends were simply exercising their rights under the U.S. Constitution.

    Notice that (so far) the NYC imam refused to agree to a compromise. The pastor has proven to be the better man, and radical Islam has reminded us of what a lot of Americans believe to be true: for the post part, Islam is an intolerant religion that insists on having its way with the intent of taking over the world and Sharia Law being THE law over everyone.

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    • poppopschell
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:50pm

      Great post except for one thing. It is NOT radical Islam but Fatwahs are OKed in the Koran. Islam is a very violent and bigoted religion whose worldview is that Allah is to rule the world and using violence is OK to reach that goal. Either submit or DIE.

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    • BlazerMan
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 2:28pm

      Dear THYMEBLAZER ‘ I 100 percent agree with your thoughts on pastor Jones, because I think that when he decided not to burn the Koran, on 9/11. Even thou he had already made his point, He showed that the people of the United States, have a lot more backbone then the Muslim people.

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  • AmericanPatriot01
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:21pm

    The truth of why they will not move the mosque
    http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/islam_center_eerie_echo_of_ancient_iRTMW6TprkULnaA1Nqi9xM
    belive it or not this is a conquest RABAT read and learn!!!

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  • 123halle
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:17pm

    pastor you showed weakness to islam, just what we needed . prayer is good you should of done that first .

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  • Zoe
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:10pm

    The people who have shown their true colors on this in protest around the world have been caught showing really what’s is inside of them. It will only outrage them more and enable them to offer excuses from the play book of “It depends on what the meaning of the words ‘is’ is.”

    If wrong, the peaceful religion derived out of the “Ko_an” will in-turn hold out the olive branch-

    So will everybody now sing *** by Ya?………………

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  • standby
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:03pm

    This outcome was spoke about on this site & I am contended with the outcome. Throughout the world, many discussions (some heated) came from Mr. Jones intentions. However, only one religious category of believers actually pursued & executed violence during this contrivance as it unfolded. You have three guesses…..I for one, will continue to be cautious & concerned.

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  • mjbeejr
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:03pm

    Pastor Jones’ distasteful and publicity seeking actions, although thoughtless and self serving, do dramatize a point, The mere mention of anything Islamic in negative terms incites the Muslim world to join in jihad and prompts the politically correct world to fall to it’s knees in apologetic submission.

    We are not at war with Islam, Radical Islam is at war with us. Yet, for some strange reason Liberals can’t distinguish Islam from Radical Islam, and in failing to do so appear as ignorant as the Pastor in their inability to differentiate between the two.

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  • The Bees
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:58pm

    So as it turns out this Rev is a true man of God. Obviously prayerful and insightful.

    Peace will not be won by burning books ever. Now is the time to take up the call to defend our nation. Join the Military and make a true difference.

    As the world now sees we are a peaceful nation. But make no mistake – when called Americans have always answered and defended that which we hold sacred.

    As a wise Japanese Admiral once noted – “I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve” – Isoroku Yamamoto.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isoroku_Yamamoto%27s_sleeping_giant_quote – for the complete story on that quote!

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  • libertylover55
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:53pm

    A lot of people in afghanistan suffered and some died in riots and protests there against the burning of the Quran. This minister is responsible for this happening.

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    • The Bees
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:10pm

      Uhhmmm that’s just ludicrous. In my opinion it’s stupid to burn books – any book – but free speech of the spoken word – while I may not like it or agree with it is another story.

      Words to do not destroy anything. They do not deprive the world of ideas. Spoken words can do nothing in and of themselves.

      The cowardly protesters did what they did to themselves. No one forced them – no one burned their holy Koran. You are actually saying they are so primitive that can’t control themselves.

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  • Doctor_Harvey
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:52pm

    As wacky as this Pastor may be, sure enough he was right: As soon as the Muslims in Afghanistan weren’t happy, what did they do? They did what all Muslims do when they’re not happy: Turn to violence.

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    • mrfred
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:07pm

      Will someone prove to us all that Islam is NOT a religion of intolerance.

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    • Hadassah
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 7:22pm

      Sadly it is all they know. From infancy they are trained in the ways of Islam. If they choose to forsake this sacred and holy way then they become the outcasts, fearing for themselves and their families. Islam isn’t a religion, it is a reckoning.

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    • mejeannie
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 8:49pm

      If someone threatened to burn what YOU hold dear – your kids, your family, your…whatever – would you do anything to stop them from carrying out their threat? I would. I can‘t imagine killing someone over a book of words because I don’t care all that much about what humans say about God. I can only empathize by substituting what I imagine versus what others may feel equally passionate about. I used the “children burning” example to illustrate my point (I have no children, but I imagine I would kill for them If I did, see?).

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  • stephenb.net
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:37pm

    I don’t care what the reason is for him changing his mind. I‘m just glad to see he isn’t going ahead with his original plan to insult an entire faith as a representative of Christianity.It was a very bad idea.

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  • housetops
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:29pm

    He looks like he really got worked by the Feds and Mooslums.

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  • Elucidate
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:28pm

    While I absolutely agree burning the Koran is not the best way voice dissatisfaction, the overwhelming condemning of it is hypocritical too. I’ve repeated heard arguments that it will cause more deaths. I disagree. If it’s not this, it’s the taxi driver getting stabbed, if it’s not that, it’s another successful attack on Al Qaeda, if it’s not that, it made up propaganda that we did something…like someone photoshopping the Pastor burning the Koran, and then Muslims spreading that around. It doesn’t matter what we do or say, radical muslims will continue on the path of darkness killing people. The fact that you have people in powerful positions, profess that the Holocaust was a hoax to this day, makes it clear that people will believe what they want, when they want.

    In the end, it’s a book. Anyone that gets upset about burning a book because of what it represents, clearly has a very shallow, or even false belief in said faith. Whatever the book of faith is, the faith is in the person, not printed words. Of coarse my argument would be different, if the intent of burning the book was to eradicate all printed copies everywhere to remove it’s existence.

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  • Deb C
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:25pm

    Or, maybe we just get fed up living in fear of what we think/do/say.

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  • ReGina N
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:22pm

    I can’t understand why the media even gave this crackpot his 6 days of fame…regardless burn or not burn, the damage has been done and our soldiers will pay a heavier price than usual. The media has to stop sensationalizing these idiots.

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    • The Bees
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:30pm

      You so speak the truth. Here is my theory.

      George Soros, who is actually a rich 9 year old has hired several 7 year old children, disguised them as journalist and put them in key strategic positions in the media. He then trained them using ice cream and Oreo cookies to run willy nilly about the country looking for just such foolish nonsense to fill our TV screens with. Hoping to dumb down our nation to a herd of blathering idiots and cause the 7 year old children to develop an obesity problem.

      The world my say no way – but I say:

      1. Show me better theory
      2. Explain why in this economy Oreo Cookies is having a banner year!

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    • mejeannie
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 8:42pm

      yep.

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    • shastadiane
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 10:44pm

      I agree Regina N…I can’t understand why anyone gave this dude the time of day. It is sort of like if we had a weenie roast at our little country church. We could invite everyone in the world, most people wouldn’t give it a 2nd thought or even check it out. If the media had not broadcast this idiot looking for his 15 minutes of fame, then none of the crap going on now would have even occurred. The media caused this controversy by covering it at all. Must have been a slow week in NEWS…???

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  • flashlight
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:07pm

    I read the Koran as part of a world religion class in college. It’s a lot like the Old Testament in that there are rules to live by. Rules that in Christianity have been superceded by the New Testament or just ignored as being outdated. Many of my muslim friends have done the same. It is always the hardliners that make trouble. Try to remember that when we discuss people like “pastor” Jones or the nutjobs in Arab countries. My son calls me a progressive conservative, though I consider myself a liberal.
    P.S. after my studies I found Christ to be the only one to beat death one on one…..

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    • Hadassah
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:22pm

      So after your studies you believe Christ rose again according to the Scriptures? Do you also believe then that he died from cruxifiction on a cross as well? Does the class teach why he died?

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    • flashlight
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 2:03pm

      To Hadassa;
      C.S. Lewis put it well in The Last Battle (Chronicles of Narnia) last book.
      “I account as service done to Tash(false god) I account as service done to me. Therefore if any man swear by Tash and keep his oath for the oath’s sake, it by me that he has truly sworn though he know it not and it is I who reward him. And if any man do a cruelty in my name, then, he serves and by Tash his deed is accepted. ”
      God is God, you are judged by actions not by his name. We all have a chance to be excepted by God regardless of our religion.

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    • Hadassah
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 7:16pm

      In essence, we all have the right to become children of God. It is whether we choose to do so or not that will determine our eternity.

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    • flashlight
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 9:09pm

      Amen to that Hadassah.

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  • American Dad
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:57am

    Perhaps in a perfect world the Islamic people will see the reconsideration of this Koran burning as a sign of peace and will stop their Koran based violence worldwide?

    I like what Binyamin Netanyahu said about Islam and violence – If Islam were to stop is violence today there would be peace, if we stop our violence today we will die”

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  • parmajohn
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:57am

    Idiot Or Genius The world heard him ….But OUR FLag is still being burned….Who Really wants to live in harmony Us or “Them”

     
    • Spokavriel
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:10pm

      Treat others as you would wish to be treated not as they treat you. What example is provided if we let their effigies push us. With the lame way the Media has been presenting things you’d almost think that this man had to be important to get the kind of coverage he did before the Muslim world response. I mean they barely even cover things that can be seen as truly important. This should have been a non event. An idiot decides to burn a book. A slap up side the head and the question of “What the heck do you think your doing” should have been the end of it but no its an international incident inciting hostilities. Anyone else not see this as ridiculous?

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  • Spokavriel
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:48am

    Acting in hate and anger opens the possibility for more. If he had read the Koran before proposing burning it he might have realized that anyone following it might take it personally as a declaration and wish for jihad. Bad timing so long as there are ongoing operations in the middle east. But there is rarely ever a time where there isn’t war in that part of the world. There’s a lesson in that easy to learn history.

    God has allot of messages, this may be one. Here’s hoping that no one decides to take him up on his offer to jihad.

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  • Pizentu
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:44am

    I have a funny feeling that the government found something on this man. Otherwise I do not believe he would have changed his mind.

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    • Sicboy
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:54am

      How cynical you are. This is the most ethical govt. With all kidding aside. Know matter what Glenn thinks, this Country will be judged by God and sooner then most people think.

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    • Sicboy
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:03pm

      How cynical you are. The is an ethical govt. Neither dem‘s or repub’s would stoop to such disgusting measures. With that being said. Glenn has a big surprise coming if he thinks God will stay his hand. The Lord will judge everyone, America is no exception. Judgment is around the corner.

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    • Sicboy
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:11pm

      ooops, I hate when that happens.

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    • Rose2010
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:17pm

      REPLY to SICBOY
      You are right that God will judge, and I agree that it is most likely just around the corner. However, 2 Chronicles 7:14 says, “If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.” I think that is what Glenn is hoping for. Whether the majority of our nation is willing to do that, who knows?

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    • Hadassah
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:50pm

      However there is a dispensational timelime within the Bible. 2 Chronicles was written to the Israelites, although if we did choose to humble ourselves individually and as a nation God would certainly forgive us.

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    • mejeannie
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 8:07pm

      @sicboy – When, oh Master of all things un-cynical?

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    • independentvoteril
      Posted on September 12, 2010 at 12:03am

      I am thinking he would lose his tax free status.. for involving himself politics.. I do however want it explained WHAT death threats and WHO made them.. had Rahm been at it again??

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  • Marc Jacobs
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:42am

    The right deceision was made….But this event (non-event) sude did go a long way in showing that the Religion of Perpetual Anger is quite robust

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    • SisterMary
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:42pm

      I admit I’m new here. What’s the Religion of Perpetual Anger?

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    • Hadassah
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 12:47pm

      “The Religion of Perpetual Anger” is referring to Islam I imagine. It is the exact opposite of what Christ teaches, “to love one another”, “love your enemies”, “bear one another in love.”

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    • Tore
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 4:11pm

      @Hadassah, word were never so true.

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    • mejeannie
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 8:04pm

      “The right deceision was made….But this event (non-event) sude did go a long way in showing that the Religion of Perpetual Anger is quite robust”
      Grammar Cop to the rescue!
      The right decision was made, but this event (non-event) should – did – go a long way to show that the religion of (not clear on this…hmm, I see your point, Sistermary…) is quite robust!
      …To which religion do you refer? What are you trying t say? It is unclear, Marc, sorry

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  • Artist4Palin
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:41am

    15 minutes of fame over for the Pastor.

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    • V-Forge
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 3:47pm

      15 min. Yes. but i’m sure the book deal will build a nice baptismal pool.

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    • PeterPablo
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 7:00pm

      I think that someone should look into the death threats that were issued on the pastor. Perhaps they are all possible terrorists. This pastor should not have to fear for his life because he has chosen to practice his rights as an American. Whether his decision to burn a book is misguided or not.

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    • mejeannie
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 7:58pm

      @peterpablo – I agree that death threats against that nuthole should be vigorously investigated; you are right in supposing that the threats came from terrorists (kinda a “duh” conclusion, yeah?), on the other hand (I like playing devil’s advocate, so bare with me here) if someone were to threaten to burn what you hold most dear to your heart, would you be a terrorist for wanting that person extinguished before he or she could, say, burn your kids? Hmmmm. Troubling people should be ignored – in this case, I mean. The nuthole is an egomaniacal fame whore.

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    • mejeannie
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 8:50pm

      OK, fifteen minutes and one;)

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    • smartypoop
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 9:41pm

      Jones said. “We feel that God is telling us to stop, we have gotten over 100 death threats.”
      Not that I dont believe you, but are you sure the death threats were not the real key here?

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    • TeaPartyTim
      Posted on September 12, 2010 at 2:22am

      I have to say that I wish Mr. Jones would have burned the Korans today. There have been countless burnings of the bible, American flags, and symbols of America. We are to be tolerant of the evil around us. Any American who loves this country and has witnessed the images of these burnings has had to make a gut check. There are feelings that arise which we never could imagine or communcate to another. It is confusing and frustrating. However, we understand that as much as we don‘t like it or wouldn’t participate in it, we digest our feelings and accept that it is the right of an individual to express himself. After all, they are only symbols, and are replaceable.

      Now as the tide begins to flow the other way, there is a great backlash. There are many questions we must ask. It is only now that the muslims are going to get mad at us? It is only now they will burn American flags and symbols of America? Only now it matters because we have some troops in Afganistan? Has everyone forgotten about the thousands of times we have seen these things before? We are to accept these threats with some kind of validity that it is only now they want to harm us? Do we really care if it makes all of the radicals grab their guns and get slaughtered from our troops? Won’t it make the job easier?

      I was against the Koran burning until the world of Islam made a big deal about it. What about the Christians who were killed last month for trying to give humanitarian needs? Where is the love from the muslims there? What about Daniel Pearl? Where was the outcry? These are human beings for God’s sake!!! These were not just symbols that are replaceable. Maybe this just shows how a religion can make people worshipers of idols instead of God. If they did love God (Allah), then wouldn’t they want to pray for those who needed help and rejected him? This hatred is not of God.

      Muslims claim to be peaceful, but the more I learn about the Koran, the more I learn that it mostly teaches fighting infidels. America needs to wake up before we find ourselves in the same situation as France, the UK, or worse…

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  • C_Era
    Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:36am

    I’m glad. That wasn’t the way to deal with the problem.

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    • RightWrite
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 11:59am

      Huge numbers of Muslims hate america and what we stand for — the Koran is evil. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmo64fcvKs0&feature=related

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    • AmericanPatriot01
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:08pm

      We are seeing that there is no tolerance in the muslim community. we have seen this before and we will continue to see this type of MADNESS. Even the president is siding with them against the american people!! The president is not only out of touch with the american people he has no sense of the hearts of americans. Just like he said in his book ( which was a huge controversy at the time) that he would side with the muslims if there were a conflict of ideas. He may not be a practicing muslim but he, sure as hell, is not a christian in any form that we as americans can understand. I have researched the issues and found this article that explains why they will not move the mosque. see for yourself http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/islam_center_eerie_echo_of_ancient_iRTMW6TprkULnaA1Nqi9xM there is no more stealth jihad it is here NOW and they are getting upset because we are exposing it.

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    • ME
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 1:59pm

      peace loving moslims are still burning what we hold sacred. I wonder is a case of riot, burn and kill because we are offended or a case of we want to riot, burn and kill and this is an excuse??? All the love from islam leads me to this the latter.

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    • PeterBreitholtz
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 3:53pm

      Ummmmm, I guess I’d have to agree with ya C_ERA.

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    • watchmany2k
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 3:58pm

      Remember after 9-11 all it took was a utube video to have our homelandsecurity spend hundreds of thousands and raise the color alert ?

      Well I think Jones is Brilliant. All it took was the rumor of burning to spark the “religion of peas” to riot and kill each other in their streets. Totally exposing the myth of radical vs moderate. There is no moderate. There will be no peace.

      I think once a week we should issue a threat to burn the koran.
      I wonder how long it will take them to catch on ?
      In the meantime, it surely puts a shine on just how peaceful they are, huh ?
      Not to mention the utter bankruptcy of the victory mosque, “bridge building” meme.
      After a week of traveling in the middle east all he comes back with is; “they will see the move as an attack” a poorly veiled threat.
      Fine, interpret this: a RICO investigation of the cordoba funding and players.

      one‘s response to someone else’s provocative action is entirely one’s own responsibility.
      “If you do something that offends me, I am under no obligation to kill you, or injure you, or run to the United Nations to try to get laws passed that will silence you. I am free to ignore you, or laugh at you, or to respond with charity, or to respond with insult, or any number of reactions.”
      -Robert Spencer

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    • Time_To_Stand
      Posted on September 11, 2010 at 7:25pm

      This is how they do it in three steps:
      (1) Persuasion (if this does not work then go to step 2)
      (2) Persecution (if this does not work then go to step 3)
      (3) destruction (Kill)

      Then victory.

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