Sad but true: My Father made me a suicide bomber, says Zaharau Babaginda Imagine a father, forcing her daughter, only 13 years old to become a suicide bomber? It shows how human lives do not worth or mean anything to some folks these days.The first time I saw this innocent girl, I wrote she may not have any clue she was being sent out to die. What was their reaction? I used to do this when I was a kid to my cat, but he just starred blankly as if nothing happened, which made it all the funnier. These days I don’t think I could ever do this, especially to my girlfriend's dog, but I do wonder if a dog would react any differently. Anyway, yeah. Farting in animal's faces.
Imagine a dad, forcing her little girl, just 13 yrs previous to become a suicide bomber? It displays how individual lives do not worth or suggest anything to some people these times.The very first time I saw this harmless young lady, I had written she may not have got any hint she was being delivered out to die. We all understand this popular saying that when á Muslim suicide bombér dies, virgins will end up being waiting around fór him in ‘Heaven'. Thése little virgins thát these heartless souls now use as suicide bombérs, who will end up being waiting for them in ‘heaven'.
Please find the whole information as taken by Vanguard newspaper in Nigeria. “KANO-The historic town of Kano has been tossed into shock yesterday pursuing the confession of a 13 years older suicide bomber imprisoned by the police at the wake up of two bombblast that rocked the town textile marketplace over how she had been conscripted as suicidé bomber by hér natural dad.The suicide bomber who identified herself as Zaharau Babangida told a confused city dwellers that ‘it started one day when my father had taken my mother and I to a woodland in Bauchi where we met people claiming to end up being operating for God”.
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It would be but a one boop on it'beds noggin' Nora Sáid to her leader with pleading eye.' Nora, do not boop thát marry suicide bombér.' Jaune mentioned to the gal overlooking the puppy eye she has been giving him.'
I would like to boop the snoot!' Quit wanting' Jaune told the gal.' 'NO BOOPING!' Nora had enough, increasing her little finger above it's mind shouting 'BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP'Jaune Tried shouting 'NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!' AIong with Pyrrha, Rén screamed in fearfulness, Cardin running for his life, Qrow making bird noises for some factors. Students hurrying out the lunch time space, or cowering in cover up.After that Nora touched it.
Nora has been sent hovering towards Jaune, the impact of Nora striking him produced Jaune travel off his ft.When the two ended up Nora laughed, 'ha,ha,ha' Before transferring out.
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Posted on 12/20/2004 2:43:56 PM PST by quidnunc
One December a few years back, I was in Santa Claus, Indiana, and went to the Post Office — a popular destination thanks to its seasonal postmark.
'Merry Christmas!' I said provocatively.
But Postmistress Sandy Colyon was ready for me. 'A week ago,' she said, 'I'd have had to say 'Happy Holidays', but we've been given a special dispensation from the Postmaster-General allowing us to say 'Merry Christmas'. So Merry Christmas!' That's 'Christmas' at the dawn of the third millennium — a word you have to get a special memo from head office authorising the use thereof. In America, most executive honchos would rather not take the risk, instructing the staff to eschew any mention of the C-word in favour of 'Happy Holidays!' — the all-purpose inoffensive greeting that covers Hannukah, Kwanzaa, Eid, the Third Wednesday after Ramadan, hippy-dippy solstice worship, West Bank Suicide Bomber Appreciation Day and any other festive occasion you've lined up for the general vicinity of late 2004/early 2005.
For US columnists, the end-of-year column bemoaning the fanatical efforts to expunge all Christmas traditions from public life has become an annual Christmas tradition in itself. This year, there's no shortage of contenders for silliest Santa suit. In one New Jersey school district, the annual trip to see Dickens's A Christmas Carol has been cancelled after threats of legal action. At another New Jersey school, the policy on not singing any songs mentioning God, Christ, angels, etc, has been expanded to prohibit instrumental performances of music that would mention God if any singers were around to sing the words. So you can't do Silent Night as a piano solo or Handel's Messiah even if you junk the hallelujahs.
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I just got home from shopping at WalMart, a local grocery chain, and the library. We're in the heart of a blue state, and this is what happened when I wished people 'Merry Christmas': Every single person reacted with a big smile, I mean a really big smile.
So, my unscientific poll says that columnists hate CHRISTmas, but the people love it.
I have a special dispensation
for the Postmaster-General.
Merry Christmas All!
Even our friendly Chinese waitress and resturant manager said Merry Christmas to me and my wife saturday. They seem to think it is still acceptable and proper. The anti-Christ-ian left-wing liberal nut cases are the ones trying to take Christ out of Christmas. It all started with the stupid practice of using 'x-mas' instead of Christmas.
One December a few years back, I was in Santa Claus, Indiana, and went to the Post Office - a popular destination thanks to its seasonal postmark.
'Merry Christmas!' I said provocatively.
But Postmistress Sandy Colyon was ready for me. 'A week ago,' she said, 'I'd have had to say 'Happy Holidays', but we've been given a special dispensation from the Postmaster-General allowing us to say 'Merry Christmas'. So Merry Christmas!' That's 'Christmas' at the dawn of the third millennium - a word you have to get a special memo from head office authorising the use thereof. In America, most executive honchos would rather not take the risk, instructing the staff to eschew any mention of the C-word in favour of 'Happy Holidays!' - the all-purpose inoffensive greeting that covers Hannukah, Kwanzaa, Eid, the Third Wednesday after Ramadan, hippy-dippy solstice worship, West Bank Suicide Bomber Appreciation Day and any other festive occasion you've lined up for the general vicinity of late 2004/early 2005.
For US columnists, the end-of-year column bemoaning the fanatical efforts to expunge all Christmas traditions from public life has become an annual Christmas tradition in itself. This year, there's no shortage of contenders for silliest Santa suit. In one New Jersey school district, the annual trip to see Dickens's A Christmas Carol has been cancelled after threats of legal action. At another New Jersey school, the policy on not singing any songs mentioning God, Christ, angels, etc, has been expanded to prohibit instrumental performances of music that would mention God if any singers were around to sing the words. So you can't do Silent Night as a piano solo or Handel's Messiah even if you junk the hallelujahs.
But let's not obsess on New Jersey's litigious secularists. In Plano, Texas, in the heart of God-fearin' Bush country, parents were instructed not to bring red and green plates and napkins for the school's 'winter' parties, as red and green are colours with strong Christmas connotations and thus culturally oppressive. In Massachusetts, in the heart of Bush-fearin' country, the mayor of Somerville issued an apology for accidentally referring to the town 'holiday party' as a C
I think there's a lot of truth to this column. Maybe in the schools and other institutions people are panicky about openly acknowledging that we celebrate the birth of our savior at Christmas (while at the same time accepting that Jews celebrate lamp oil and Muslims celebrate ... what? killing people?), but in our hearts and homes we are reaffirming what we believe and if the ACLU keeps it up we'll eventually win back America from the secularists.
Besides, the schools are complicit not because they fear a lawsuit but because they've been overrun by communist plants left over from the Soviet Union.
Mark Steyn rules.
Bump.
I never heard about this case. What makes this so bizarre is that despite its long-standing appeal during this season, Dickens' work is distinctly secular in its outlook and contains nary a mention of the true meaning of Christmas. In fact, I've seen it described as one of the defining 'manifestos' of secular humanism in western literature.
Steyn raises an excellent point here. I noticed the same thing myself . . . and even get occasionally annoyed when I hear the same tunes repeatedly over the course of the month.
That town should have known how idiotic they looked when radical Marxist/atheist lawyer Ron Kuby (of all people) harshly criticized them for their stand on instrumental holiday tunes.
I've been reporting on our public school 5th and 6th grade (I know from experience the younger grades do the same) also play Christmas music and plenty of it.
In addition, the 1st graders get letters from Santa straight from the North Pole.
Were I one of the politicians in that town, I would still be laughing. In fact, I'm still laughing anyway. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all.
Pretty soon Bach and Beethoven will be banned, and all that will be left is for the school choral to sing those favorite Ozzy Osbourne songs.
'What kind of country do we live in,' one of them said, 'when you have to meet with the school district's lawyers to determine which songs you can play?'
Tiny Tim mentions being glad to be seen in church so that those in attendance could look upon him and recall 'Who it was that made lame beggars walk and blind men see'.
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