Life is a Journey, Why Not Share it?

Famous YouTube video Producer, ThunderF00t, does an excellent job of explaining why we won, and what we won on the first annual “Draw Mohammed Day“, and why it matters.

CNN’s Homegrown Terror series exposes the members of the despicable “Revolutiom Muslim” group. These evil people claim to hate everything about America, yet they remain here using their freedom and constitutional rights to spew their hatred.

As anyone who routinely reads my blog knows, I am a firm believer in freedom of speech. I believe it is one of our most important rights, and one that is most sought after to be restricted or trampled upon. That is why I fully support the First Annual International Draw Muhammed Day, to be held on May 20th.

Just because some blood thirsty mob has been inspired by some primitive and savage desert myth is not a good reason to roll over and surrender one of the oldest and most valued treasures of Western Civilization. It is however a good reason why that religion has no place in the civilized world.

How many other religions incite blood thirsty mobs over cartoons?

How many other religions have angry mobs chanting for the blood of countries, or the bombing of civilians?

It is imperative that the freedom loving people of the world stand up in the face of any religion or organization that would impose tyrannical beliefs upon the free people of the world. That is why I fully support, and intend to participate in the First Annual Draw Muhammed day!

I hope many others will join me.

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Free Speech is NOT Negotiable!

Bill Maher hits the nail on the head in this soliloquy of punditry.

There are some very interesting statistics in this video. Although, I doubt any of them will be surprising to anyone.

It turns out, on the fateful day of Boobquake, there was, in fact, an Earthquake in Taiwan… Coincidence? You decide…

Either way, you can read more about Boobquake and a lot more awesomeness over at BlagHag, the blog of the Boobquake originator, Jen McCreight.

30 years later, the Swedish chef still makes me laugh out loud. I particularly love this hot sauce skit.