Video of the week -- truth vs. excuses
Ayaan Hirsi Ali talks plain truth as always (found via Ranch Chimp). As for the interviewer, she's typical of those excuse-makers for religion who claim to know better what a religion "is" than hundreds of millions of fervent believers -- who think and act just as Hirsi Ali describes -- do.

2 Comments:
Be careful Infodell ... we dont want riot's to break out in PDX (Portland) just kiddin Guy .... : )
As far as Sharia Law ... I love it and cant wait for it to come to Texas : )
The chances of Texas falling under Sharia law (at least the "Christian Taliban" version) just dropped back a notch with Santorum dropping out of the race.
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