Here is an email from 2001 that I saved just because it makes so much sense to stop the terrorism in the world. Please read this short article and then pass it on to each and every friend, enemy, relative or I think you get it. PLEASE EVERYONE READ THIS..Everyone will agree this would work but politicians would say its not politically correct. BS We need to stop this.. Subject: Pork Bullets Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2001 17:33:49 -0700 From: JV Source: wnd/letters.asp Contributed by Lynne It worked before! I really enjoyed Paul Sperrys article about swine and Islam. It was great humor, but the idea is not as silly as it sounds. It has been done before with great success. See: If pigs could fly by Paul Sperry wnd/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=24691 Just prior to World War I, Muslims in the Philippines were causing all kinds of trouble, terrorizing American troops and the Philippine government. General Pershing had the terrorists rounded up and brought in for trial, but throughout the trial they kept yelling, Allah Akbar, Jihad! The terrorists were found guilty and lined up before a firing squad. Gen. Pershing had ordered his men to shoot several large hogs. The men on the firing squad rolled their bullets around in the hog fat and put some of the fat in the barrels of their rifles. (Muslims believe one cannot enter paradise if he has any swine at all in his body). They then shot each terrorist, one by one. They wrapped the bodies in the hides of the swine and poured the entrails over the bodies before burying them. They left three terrorists alive to go back and tell their Muslim communities what had happened. That ended Jihad in the Philippines. There were no more terrorist incidents until sometime around a decade ago when the U.S. State Department declared the PLO a legitimate group of freedom fighters. I suppose that was all the encouragement they needed. They know that today the U.S. government is too politically correct to resort to pork to assure the enemy that they will not go to paradise for killing people.
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