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Thursday, December 21, 2006

Virginia Rep. Virgil Goode, Against Muslims?

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A Virginia congressman will not apologize for writing that without immigration reform "there will be many more Muslims elected to office demanding the use of the Quran," his spokesman said.

He added, "The Ten Commandments and 'In God We Trust' are on the wall in my office. A Muslim student came by the office and asked why I did not have anything on my wall about the Quran.

"My response was clear, 'As long as I have the honor of representing the citizens of the 5th District of Virginia in the United States House of Representatives, the Quran is not going to be on the wall of my office.' "

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This is the exactly what this country needs. A politician who will stand up for what is right. Not one who is politically correct. I say that he is not "against" Muslims but that America is not a Muslim country. And should not be. We are Americans not Muslims. And by the way, mostly Christians.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations asked Goode to apologize. Well The Council on American-Islamic Relations has a place on its web site where you can read the quran but it does not supply a spot where you can read The Holy Bible. I say that The Council on American-Islamic Relations is really The Council For Islamic Relations. They have one purpose and one purpose only. To convert as many people over to the Islamic faith as possible, period. And if any of American tax money is supporting this council it needs to stop and the one responsible needs to be out of office. Even if it is President Bush himself.

"Rep. Goode's Islamophobic remarks send a message of intolerance that is unworthy of anyone elected to public office," the council's Corey Saylor said in a statement. "There can be no reasonable defense for such bigotry." I say to Corey Saylor that he is a bigot who is also a coward because he will not state his real feelings as Rep. Goode does. And I also say that there are many more just like him. They will say and do anything, even lie to your face, to get their religious beliefs in this country.

America was founded on Christian beliefs and that is how it should stay. I say if someone does not agree with that they can live in another country.

America is Gods' country. But we have many people trying to turn it into a country of many gods or no God. This is a free democracy and we the majority say that The Ten Commandments and 'In God We Trust' is the way America is and wants to stay. It is our foundation.

Why must the Supreme Court decide on the Ten Commandments any way. Let us, the American people, just vote on it.

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