Friday, March 21, 2014

Human Slaughterhouse in Syria? Hmmm...

[puke alert]
Thanks to Mark Levin, on his radio show, for bringing this nauseating story to my attention. He interviewed an ex-terrorist about his “discovery” of slaughterhouses in Syria full of human bodies. The bodies were supposedly decapitated and disemboweled, the innards consumed as a part of a supposed religious ritual. The carcasses were supposedly hung upside down on hooks, like an abattoir for cows or chickens.

Ummm...certainly an attention-getting story, but he does not present independent verification for his “story” on his website, but has only anecdote and innuendo. I choose not to mention the name or website, as I have grave doubts as to the veracity of same. It is possible that said respected radio talk-show host has been buffaloed by a gentleman with a fevered mind.

“Why We Must Focus On Buddhism As A Threat To America”?

This is the most recent blog of said person on March 21, that is today (Friday). I have been a Buddhist for 2 decades. He sees parallels between radical Islam and Buddhism. I think he is an idiot. If said abattoirs really did exist and he wished to destroy these, you could not have better allies than Buddhists. Ordinary Buddhist citizens will certainly “have your back”. They will, literally, die to a man defending you while you protect human life.
Well, on a personal note, he mentions Nichiren and DT Suzuki. IMHO, both these dudes are complete idiots (in the words of Mark, “yes, I said it”).
For those who wish to know the true heart of Buddhism and not that of pop culture, read "One Robe, One Bowl", a collection of poems by an 18th century Soto Buddhist monk who wrote under the pen-name "Ryokan". 

Something Is Rotten In The State Of Denmark

[with apologies to the great Bard]. It occurred to me that, thus far, I might not be completely neutral. This “whistle blower” did, after all, insult my religion. Upon reading other portions on his website, my doubts only grew stronger.

Suggest you ignore this whole story.
Recommend, instead, you pop open another brewskie and enjoy your life.
As you were, gentlemen.

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