Trust the Muslims





















Pope Urban II, ring your office.

8 thoughts on “Trust the Muslims”

  1. It can get tricky. Would it have been right for Britain to offer support to the Catholic Croats or the Orthodox Serbs in their fight with the Bosnian Muslims?
    I must confess that most of what I know about that conflict comes from pop culture. But during that conflict, the Muslims were referred to by their religion, whereas the other factions were denoted by nationality.

  2. Various Western Governments, (i.e. Christian nations) assisted emerging nations like Celon,(Sri Lanka) with economical development and their infurstructure. The 1950 Colomo plan was one such cooperative venture for the economic and social advancement of the peoples. Aid has been given throughout the following decades.
    Here is how thanks is shown.

    1. Sri Lanka the population of which is predominantly Buddhist with a large minority of Hindu. Sprinkling of Christian [influential segment of the society] and Muslim. St. Thomas the Apostle made it as far as Ceylon.

  3. Easter worshippers used to be pagans according to the Venerable Bede. Today, we have ne0-pagans and the chocolate industry trying to get in on the act. Cultural appropriation, possibly reverse-appropriation and a jolly good commercial marketing opportunity respectively. Meanwhile, reason never prospers especially when other complainers reckon that the answer lies in re-usable drink bottles and wooden cutlery.

  4. In response to, “one doesn’t hear much of Methodist or Mormon jihadists.” At a Muslim school in Sydney a year or so ago, a mother intended to reverse out of the school car park, but as she is looking over her shoulder she hit forward gear instead. She went straight through a wall into a classroom and killed little Jiahad. The name means to struggle or fight, although it might infer against sin it is mostly against the enemies of Islam. So for parents to even name their offspring such while living in the West is contemptuous and reaffirms the mindset of this political, I mean religious organisation.

  5. “Some persons did something.” – – Congresswoman Omar. We will remember that one within the context of 9/11 and also now Sri Lanka.

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