Stand for truth, stand against the tyranny of Islamic despotism

An American tradition is to peaceably assemble and redress governing entities for grievances. Your next step, brothers, is to redress Islamic governing tyrants for grievances around the world, what they do in the name of their prophet Muhammad.

This can be tastefully done by fashioning a likeness of Muhammad and hang him at the end of a rope, light him on fire - this is called a hanging in effigy, a traditional form of political protest.

Muhammad is a political, historical figure, and his actions as a political, historical figure must be challenged - reject the dogmatism that enshrines Muhammad as some irreproachable authority. Muhammad must be included in the same political debate equally that all other political, historical figures are critically examined by.

Muhammad must be challenged, criticized, and he must be condemned. The tyranny he founded and directed must be challenged, criticized and condemned. Muhammad is a name which should live in infamy.

This is scholarly insight:

Edward E Roberts The Koran is inhuman and wrong, a hateful and violent book. In Acts 19, repentant individuals brought the books they owned that they knew to be ungodly and evil, and burned them as a free-will offering before God and man to demonstrate their repentance.

The Dove Outreach church in Florida is emulating that personal repentance by stating before God and man their spurning of Islamic evil, an evil that has been wrongfully embraced or at least tolerated without question. IT IS TIME TO QUESTION!!! The Koran burning in this context is a blessing.

This is a good first step, but it does little more than state a case for Koran burning as a protected form of free speech and that the Koran is an evil book. Muhammad is a political, historical figure who should be put to open criticism and condemnation.