The Devil's Flute


Meanwhile in Syria... a group of Sunni men are busy stirring up the usual trouble for the rest of the population:



 

I have an idea of exactly where they can shove that flute - but this link seems an appropriate response to the Neanderthals of Islam.  And there should be a mighty thunder.   Because the link below is the sound of freedom.  Islam has no such concept.  A nation of slaves.  Bound and sold on the auction block of the thoughts of the one man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_GFN3a0yj0&list=RDn_GFN3a0yj0&start_radio=1

I am not surprised these thugs pulled into the mix the prohibition of men from wearing silk.  

Once, when some of the Companions of the Prophet ended up with a bad case of (scabies)?  they were allowed to wear silk.  But gold? Men are not allowed to wear gold - hence OBL had his silver ring.  Muhammad saw more women in Hell because they wore gold. Pissed him off that they wouldn't sell it and contribute it to the diwan. So he saw them in hell and he let the men in on that little secret. There is a reason he was called "the Warner".

I take note that Muslims are up in arms over Halloween.  zzzz When will we cease allowing ourselves to be intimidated by that which our hard-earned freedom allows?  We allow Muslims to morph their intimidation into the word "Islamophobia".  And if rejecting nonsense about the Devil's flute... shoving homosexuals off cliffs... wife-beating... and rules about which foot to use to step into the bathroom is anything but logical; challenge me on it.  You can firmly reject the belief system of the other and it not be a rejection of the person.

Let me put up another favorite:  Hell's Bells.  There is no flute.  But there are a couple of drum sticks....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tOKYFR4Rzg&list=RDn_GFN3a0yj0&index=2

Do you want the poster prohibiting music in America?  It is already here: in human frame... awaiting the erosion of your God-given freedoms.

Push back.  Firmly reject that which enslaves.





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