Dispatch from the Religion of Peace

From the New York Post comes this story about an Egyptian Christian living in New Jersey. It seems this man posted some, shall we say, less than positive thoughts about Islam on an internet bulletin board. He was warned, "You'd better stop this bull---- or we are going to track you down like a chicken and kill you."

Well, it looks like the peaceful Muslims made good on their threat:

Hossam Armanious, 47, who along with his wife and two daughters was found stabbed to death in his Jersey City home early Friday.

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A family member who viewed photos of the bloodbath said Sylvia seemed to have taken the most savage punishment.

"When we saw the pictures, you could tell that they were hurt really, really bad in the face; especially Sylvia," said Milad Garas, the high-school sophomore's great-uncle.

The heartless killer not only slit Sylvia's throat, but also sliced a huge gash in her chest and stabbed her in the wrist, where she had a tattoo of a Coptic cross.

Also found murdered were the wife, Amal Garas, and the parents' other daughter, Monica.

So, let's summarize how Muslims react to adversity:

Salmon Rushdie writes a The Satanic Verses, book about Islam, and he is threatened with death by Muslims and forced into virtual isolation.

A dutch filmmaker makes a movie about Islam, and he is murdered, shot six times by a Muslim.

A man in Jersey City makes disparaging remarks about Islam, and he and his entire family are threatened by a Muslim and later butchered.

Iraqis who want nothing more than to vote on their future are subject to an array of gruesome violence.

Until Islam finds a way to its own Reformation, it continue to be a source of violence and bloodshed.