Congress Debate Koran

At last, a Web-based campaign to pressure Congress to do that which it ought to have started to do at that special session it called in New York as the dust of the World Trade Center was settling: try the facts of the Koran and the Hadith, with a view to declaring the movement of Islam out of the protection of the First Amendment.

The First Amendment says,

Congress shall make no law...prohibiting the free exercise [of religion].

Yet Article III, Section 3 of the Constitution says,

Treason against the United States shall only be defined as levying war against them, or adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort.

So when someone says,

Fight and slay the infidels wheresoever ye find them [Surah 9:5]

that, sportsfans, is tantamount to treason.

The site Congress Debate Koran features news of the latest atrocious acts by militant Muslims, plus a link to petition the United States Congress, and the General Assembly of the United Nations, to investigate Islam as they ought. I urge everyone to sign.

And by the way: I eat pork chops at least twice a month, and am quite prepared to lay down a cordon of bacon grease around my house.