Mr Jones said the church was "very concerned" after hearing Gen Petraeus' warning and was taking his words seriously. He said the church was praying on the matter but he said the group had "firmly made up our minds". "How long do we back down?" he said on CNN. In Kabul on Monday, about 500 protesters chanted "long live Islam" and "death to America" as they set fire to an effigy of Mr Jones.
"How long do we back down?" he said on CNN.
In Kabul on Monday, about 500 protesters chanted "long live Islam" and "death to America" as they set fire to an effigy of Mr Jones.
During the interview, he repeatedly conceded that he "would indeed offend" Muslims. But, he claimed, "peaceful Muslims" should be supporting his hate campaign. "Moderate Muslims should be on our side," Jones argued. Chetry, unable to restrain herself any longer, indignantly responded: "No moderate Muslim's going to be on your side when you're burning their holy book! I mean, that just sounds silly."
Chetry, unable to restrain herself any longer, indignantly responded: "No moderate Muslim's going to be on your side when you're burning their holy book! I mean, that just sounds silly."
Rare insight from a TV interviewer keep to the Fen Causeway
Let's have a round:
"Onward, Christian Soldiers, "Marching off to War, "With the Cross of Jesus "Going on before.... As the Dutch said while fighting the Spanish: "It is not necessary to have hope in order to persevere."
Koran burning plan will endanger US troops
Even as Obama speaks of the end of the combat mission, combat willl continue to occur but ostensibly as helpers for the Iraqi security forces. However the U.S. continues to train these forces. U.S. forces are still engaged in hunting down and killing al-Qaida militants - and could still have to defend themselves against attacks....Hours before the raids, Lt. Col. Andy Ulrich gave his soldiers a pep talk to counter concerns they weren't on a worthwhile mission."You all are combat troops not doing a combat mission, although it looks smells and feels and hurts a lot like combat," Ulrich said.
U.S. forces are still engaged in hunting down and killing al-Qaida militants - and could still have to defend themselves against attacks....Hours before the raids, Lt. Col. Andy Ulrich gave his soldiers a pep talk to counter concerns they weren't on a worthwhile mission."You all are combat troops not doing a combat mission, although it looks smells and feels and hurts a lot like combat," Ulrich said.
"You all are combat troops not doing a combat mission, although it looks smells and feels and hurts a lot like combat," Ulrich said.
got it? now line up at the pharmacy tent for your cognitive dissonance meds...
and there's always the army chaplain if they don't work. ~"When an inner situation is not made conscious, it appears outside as fate." Karl Jung~
