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Petraeus condemns Fla. church's plan to burn Korans

By David Nakamura and Javed Hamdard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010; 3:16 PM

KABUL - Gen. David H. Petraeus on Tuesday denounced plans by a Florida
church to burn copies of the Koran this weekend, saying the
demonstration could "endanger troops" and damage the U.S. war effort in
Afghanistan.

"It is precisely the kind of action the Taliban uses and could cause
significant problems," Petraeus, the top U.S. and NATO commander in
Afghanistan, said in a statement. "Not just here, but everywhere in the
world we are engaged with the Islamic community."

The White House also condemned the Florida church's plan, with press
secretary Robert Gibbs reiterating Petraeus's contention that U.S.
forces could be put in harm's way as a result. State Department
spokesman P.J. Crowley called the proposed demonstration "un-American"
and said it was "inconsistent with the values of religious tolerance and
religious freedom."

Habibullah, a religious leader who organized a protest Monday morning in
eastern Kabul to decry the Florida church's plan, said throngs of angry
men chanted, "Death to America!" and "Death to Obama!"

He said some of the protesters pelted a passing U.S. military convoy
with stones.

"I stopped them," said Habibullah, who uses one name. "Otherwise they
would have burned the convoy."

The Dove World Outreach Center, a 50-member evangelical Christian church
in Gainesville, Fla., announced plans to burn the Islamic holy books on
Saturday, the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
on the United States. At the Kabul protest, residents burned an effigy
of Dove World pastor Terry Jones.


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Krazy Kristian Konservative - right in Gainesville, Florida.

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On Sep 7, 3:38*pm, Secular Humorist wrote:
Petraeus condemns Fla. church's plan to burn Korans

By David Nakamura and Javed Hamdard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010; 3:16 PM

KABUL - Gen. David H. Petraeus on Tuesday denounced plans by a Florida
church to burn copies of the Koran this weekend, saying the
demonstration could "endanger troops" and damage the U.S. war effort in
Afghanistan.

"It is precisely the kind of action the Taliban uses and could cause
significant problems," Petraeus, the top U.S. and NATO commander in
Afghanistan, said in a statement. "Not just here, but everywhere in the
world we are engaged with the Islamic community."

The White House also condemned the Florida church's plan, with press
secretary Robert Gibbs reiterating Petraeus's contention that U.S.
forces could be put in harm's way as a result. State Department
spokesman P.J. Crowley called the proposed demonstration "un-American"
and said it was "inconsistent with the values of religious tolerance and
religious freedom."

Habibullah, a religious leader who organized a protest Monday morning in
eastern Kabul to decry the Florida church's plan, said throngs of angry
men chanted, "Death to America!" and "Death to Obama!"

He said some of the protesters pelted a passing U.S. military convoy
with stones.

"I stopped them," said Habibullah, who uses one name. "Otherwise they
would have burned the convoy."

The Dove World Outreach Center, a 50-member evangelical Christian church
in Gainesville, Fla., announced plans to burn the Islamic holy books on
Saturday, the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
on the United States. At the Kabul protest, residents burned an effigy
of Dove World pastor Terry Jones.

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Krazy Kristian Konservative - right in Gainesville, Florida.

Well, middle easterners HAVE burned US, and Canadian Flags. Whats
their problem? No problem.

Right in Gainesville, Florida
 

*e#c wrote:
On Sep 7, 3:38 pm, Secular wrote:

Petraeus condemns Fla. church's plan to burn Korans

By David Nakamura and Javed Hamdard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010; 3:16 PM

KABUL - Gen. David H. Petraeus on Tuesday denounced plans by a Florida
church to burn copies of the Koran this weekend, saying the
demonstration could "endanger troops" and damage the U.S. war effort in
Afghanistan.

"It is precisely the kind of action the Taliban uses and could cause
significant problems," Petraeus, the top U.S. and NATO commander in
Afghanistan, said in a statement. "Not just here, but everywhere in the
world we are engaged with the Islamic community."

The White House also condemned the Florida church's plan, with press
secretary Robert Gibbs reiterating Petraeus's contention that U.S.
forces could be put in harm's way as a result. State Department
spokesman P.J. Crowley called the proposed demonstration "un-American"
and said it was "inconsistent with the values of religious tolerance and
religious freedom."

Habibullah, a religious leader who organized a protest Monday morning in
eastern Kabul to decry the Florida church's plan, said throngs of angry
men chanted, "Death to America!" and "Death to Obama!"

He said some of the protesters pelted a passing U.S. military convoy
with stones.

"I stopped them," said Habibullah, who uses one name. "Otherwise they
would have burned the convoy."

The Dove World Outreach Center, a 50-member evangelical Christian church
in Gainesville, Fla., announced plans to burn the Islamic holy books on
Saturday, the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
on the United States. At the Kabul protest, residents burned an effigy
of Dove World pastor Terry Jones.

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Krazy Kristian Konservative - right in Gainesville, Florida.

Well, middle easterners HAVE burned US, and Canadian Flags. Whats
their problem? No problem.

Holy ****. We agree on something?

Right in Gainesville, Florida
 

On Tue, 7 Sep 2010 15:32:34 -0700 (PDT), "*e#c"
wrote:

On Sep 7, 3:38*pm, Secular Humorist wrote:
Petraeus condemns Fla. church's plan to burn Korans

By David Nakamura and Javed Hamdard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010; 3:16 PM

KABUL - Gen. David H. Petraeus on Tuesday denounced plans by a Florida
church to burn copies of the Koran this weekend, saying the
demonstration could "endanger troops" and damage the U.S. war effort in
Afghanistan.

"It is precisely the kind of action the Taliban uses and could cause
significant problems," Petraeus, the top U.S. and NATO commander in
Afghanistan, said in a statement. "Not just here, but everywhere in the
world we are engaged with the Islamic community."

The White House also condemned the Florida church's plan, with press
secretary Robert Gibbs reiterating Petraeus's contention that U.S.
forces could be put in harm's way as a result. State Department
spokesman P.J. Crowley called the proposed demonstration "un-American"
and said it was "inconsistent with the values of religious tolerance and
religious freedom."

Habibullah, a religious leader who organized a protest Monday morning in
eastern Kabul to decry the Florida church's plan, said throngs of angry
men chanted, "Death to America!" and "Death to Obama!"

He said some of the protesters pelted a passing U.S. military convoy
with stones.

"I stopped them," said Habibullah, who uses one name. "Otherwise they
would have burned the convoy."

The Dove World Outreach Center, a 50-member evangelical Christian church
in Gainesville, Fla., announced plans to burn the Islamic holy books on
Saturday, the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
on the United States. At the Kabul protest, residents burned an effigy
of Dove World pastor Terry Jones.

- - -

Krazy Kristian Konservative - right in Gainesville, Florida.

Well, middle easterners HAVE burned US, and Canadian Flags. Whats
their problem? No problem.

Oh, you think it's a problem of rational thinking?

It's not. Any Koran burning will be hyped by those who'll use it to
recruit poor, stupid sons and daughters to repay the infidels for
their transgressions against Mohammed and Islam.

Just like US flag burning would be used to hype US soldiers.

Right in Gainesville, Florida
 

On 9/7/2010 1:38 PM, Secular Humorist wrote:
Petraeus condemns Fla. church's plan to burn Korans

By David Nakamura and Javed Hamdard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010; 3:16 PM

KABUL - Gen. David H. Petraeus on Tuesday denounced plans by a Florida
church to burn copies of the Koran this weekend, saying the
demonstration could "endanger troops" and damage the U.S. war effort in
Afghanistan.

Funny how that works. You can build a mosque on the ground where ashes
from the 911 body fell.... Obama supports it. He can't see what is wrong.

You want to burn a Koran where no one gets hurt, he gets a general that
should not be commenting on domestic issues to make comments against the
relatively peaceful event.

I am not for either, religion turns me off with their antics. But there
is a big difference between torching, burning and excuting christians
and burning some fascist book.

Teh man needs to get a grip.

--
Obama, bringing the Ghetto and Islam to the middle class America

Right in Gainesville, Florida
 

On 9/7/2010 4:32 PM, *e#c wrote:
On Sep 7, 3:38 pm, Secular wrote:
Petraeus condemns Fla. church's plan to burn Korans

By David Nakamura and Javed Hamdard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010; 3:16 PM

KABUL - Gen. David H. Petraeus on Tuesday denounced plans by a Florida
church to burn copies of the Koran this weekend, saying the
demonstration could "endanger troops" and damage the U.S. war effort in
Afghanistan.

"It is precisely the kind of action the Taliban uses and could cause
significant problems," Petraeus, the top U.S. and NATO commander in
Afghanistan, said in a statement. "Not just here, but everywhere in the
world we are engaged with the Islamic community."

The White House also condemned the Florida church's plan, with press
secretary Robert Gibbs reiterating Petraeus's contention that U.S.
forces could be put in harm's way as a result. State Department
spokesman P.J. Crowley called the proposed demonstration "un-American"
and said it was "inconsistent with the values of religious tolerance and
religious freedom."

Habibullah, a religious leader who organized a protest Monday morning in
eastern Kabul to decry the Florida church's plan, said throngs of angry
men chanted, "Death to America!" and "Death to Obama!"

He said some of the protesters pelted a passing U.S. military convoy
with stones.

"I stopped them," said Habibullah, who uses one name. "Otherwise they
would have burned the convoy."

The Dove World Outreach Center, a 50-member evangelical Christian church
in Gainesville, Fla., announced plans to burn the Islamic holy books on
Saturday, the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
on the United States. At the Kabul protest, residents burned an effigy
of Dove World pastor Terry Jones.

- - -

Krazy Kristian Konservative - right in Gainesville, Florida.

Well, middle easterners HAVE burned US, and Canadian Flags. Whats
their problem? No problem.

They burn children, women, infidels too...

Even been known to stone, behead and just a plain old gutting.

--
Is government working for you, or are you working for the government?

Right in Gainesville, Florida
 

"Canuck57" wrote in message
...
On 9/7/2010 1:38 PM, Secular Humorist wrote:
Petraeus condemns Fla. church's plan to burn Korans

By David Nakamura and Javed Hamdard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010; 3:16 PM

KABUL - Gen. David H. Petraeus on Tuesday denounced plans by a Florida
church to burn copies of the Koran this weekend, saying the
demonstration could "endanger troops" and damage the U.S. war effort in
Afghanistan.

Funny how that works. You can build a mosque on the ground where ashes
from the 911 body fell.... Obama supports it. He can't see what is wrong.

You want to burn a Koran where no one gets hurt, he gets a general that
should not be commenting on domestic issues to make comments against the
relatively peaceful event.

I am not for either, religion turns me off with their antics. But there
is a big difference between torching, burning and excuting christians and
burning some fascist book.

Teh man needs to get a grip.

--
Obama, bringing the Ghetto and Islam to the middle class America

You're such a little man aren't you.

Right in Gainesville, Florida
 

Canuck57 wrote:

You want to burn a Koran where no one gets hurt, he gets a general that
should not be commenting on domestic issues to make comments against the
relatively peaceful event.

He shouldn't comment on a domestic issue that could get troops
in Afghanistan killed? Shouldn't comment on a domestic issue
that could light the fuel under some radicals ass that get him
motivated to take flying lessons in the states?

Peaceful event my ass. Terry Jones is helping Bin Laden's do his
job. He's motivating the enemy.

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On Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:32:09 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

On 9/7/2010 1:38 PM, Secular Humorist wrote:
Petraeus condemns Fla. church's plan to burn Korans

By David Nakamura and Javed Hamdard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010; 3:16 PM

KABUL - Gen. David H. Petraeus on Tuesday denounced plans by a Florida
church to burn copies of the Koran this weekend, saying the
demonstration could "endanger troops" and damage the U.S. war effort in
Afghanistan.

Funny how that works. You can build a mosque on the ground where ashes
from the 911 body fell..

yes, i was there. i know


.. Obama supports it. He can't see what is wrong.

hmmm....thomas jefferson and the US constitution would disagree...but
conservatives have little use for the rule of law. power is what
conservatives believe in

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On Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:40:55 -0700, Jordon
wrote:

Canuck57 wrote:

You want to burn a Koran where no one gets hurt, he gets a general that
should not be commenting on domestic issues to make comments against the
relatively peaceful event.

He shouldn't comment on a domestic issue that could get troops
in Afghanistan killed? Shouldn't comment on a domestic issue
that could light the fuel under some radicals ass that get him
motivated to take flying lessons in the states?

Peaceful event my ass. Terry Jones is helping Bin Laden's do his
job. He's motivating the enemy.

althought the rev. is an asshole, if islam was the religion of peace
(tm), we wouldnt have these problems