Eric MacDonald explains the moral decrepitude of Jesus’s teachings:
MacDonald highlights, and stamps on, the injustices of Jesus.
Article by Kulvinder Singh Matharu – 2012
I’d already written about threats from Christians and Christianity. Recently I’ve noticed a surge in blogs articles regarding threats from Muslims and Islam; I’ve collated these here.
Let this be clear though; criticism of Islam is not racist, just as criticism of Israel is not anti-Semitic, although it is probably in the best interests of certain organisations and groups to conflate such ideas. I will criticise all religions and the religious where they come into conflict with ideals such as reason, rationality, freedom, equality and justice. History has shown that religions will suppress such ideals through use and abuse of whatever powers and controls they have. Christianity has abused and committed atrocities in the past, its holy book full of violence and injustice, but Christianity has largely been neutered and is now merely a nuisance. Islam needs to be similarly neutered; their atrocities, their abuses, their unreason, must be highlighted. It is true that the vast majority of Muslims are peaceful and just want to live a life of peace, to love their children, in a world where there are many struggles to overcome, just like people the world over. Unfortunately, other Muslims are carrying their vision of Islam through acts and threats of violence.
Articles on Christianity and the irrationality religions:
Article by Kulvinder Singh Matharu – 2012
Another examples of craziness; stupid Malaysian “justice”:
Additionally, as I have said before, no one is born a “Christian” or a “Muslim”. People may be born to parents who practice a certain religion but a new-born doesn’t know or care about religion. The parents and their religious machinations will then brainwash and indoctrinate that child into following their religion. And the above example with the Islamic-Malaysian system is an affront to justice. It doesn’t matter that much to me that the woman concerned wishes to practice another religion (that’s her choice even if I think she’s made an irrational decision), but the convoluted mess of leaving her indoctrinated religion, Islam, in the context of the Malaysian system is just plain nuts.
Article by Kulvinder Singh Matharu – 2011
The Deepwater Horizon crises is far from over, but there does seem to be light at the end of the tunnel. I’ve not had anything to say about Obama as I wanted to see what he would deliver at the end of his presidency and I’ve not been that interested in the internal politics of the USA. However, with all the publicity shown here in the UK and prompted by the BBC News “Have Your Say” How has Obama handled the Gulf oil spillage? at http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/haveyoursay/2010/06/how_has_obama_handled_the_gulf.html I felt that I needed to make a statement on my blog. Let’s get this out of the way; I’m British so there may be fair criticism that I am biased.
I think, for the first time, that I have been severely disappointed by Obama. His handling of the Deepwater Horizon crises, his posturing, his vehement attacks on BP, seem to all the world a political stance, a political show for the American public. Rather than work constructively with BP to resolve the crisis, he just inflames the situation. If BP were negligent then they should be punished. But that judgement should come afterwards and not now when all-hands-to-the-deck are needed and, certainly, it does seem that BP have been fully cooperative and not shirking their responsibilities. I would hope that FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) are, at least, working with BP. Halliburton, the company who were undertaking operations on the Deepwater Horizon, will also need to be called to task but there has been very little coverage of their role. The important thing is that BP have stepped up to the plate. Heads may certainly roll afterwards; perhaps in BP, perhaps in Halliburton, perhaps even in the US government with their regulators and inspectors. But let’s wait. Solve the crises. Fully investigate. Then prosecute. But the way Obama is acting you would think that he is judge, jury and executioner. Very disappointing.
Finally, my condolences go out to all the bereaved, to all the distressed. This has been a human tragedy as well as an ecological tragedy. There is nothing that I can say that can ease your pain and suffering but I do hope that you find justice.
Article by Kulvinder Singh Matharu – 2010