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Building Bridges
A tribute from Saudi Arabia. Infrastructure politics. Islam outloud. Founders and incorporation. Plus much more.
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br> Cookeville, Tennessee /p> p> TELLING IT LIKE IT IS br> Re: Christopher Orlet's Canned Koran : /p> p>In 950 words, Mr. Orlet has summed up the frustration and anger most thinking Americans feel when faced with political correctness and the double standard applied to most Americans' religion. Who says Islam is equal to or better than Christianity and when does the madness stop? br> -- Judy Beumler br> Louisville, Kentucky /p>Thanks for the article about Muslims and the double standard. This country better get real! I am a Christian and NOBODY cares about my "feelings" or my religion! I am so sick of Muslims and their hateful religion and the stupid liberals who buy into this crap!
p>Please, please, please, more articles on the beheaders nonsense and the pending ruination of America as we USED TO KNOW IT.
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