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[aid] => mick
[title] => Madrassas
[time] => 2005-08-04 10:16:48
[hometext] => Madrassas are Schools where hate is cradled.and nursed.
[bodytext] =>
Bald Evil took on flesh and creed,
Wahhabiism called,
It runs the globe with stealthy feet
Of vipers cold and bold.
Great evil shakes the universe,
That cannot tolerate
The bombers homicide perverse,
And shrinks before such hate.
In these Madrassas teaching foul
Defiles young students’ wit,
But Saudi princes sit on oil,-
Their dough promotes the “Creed”.
For Seventy-two virgins as reward
Young dullards will commit
Atrocities before the Lord,
And hug them as their “Creed”.
Delight! - the full-stuffed pillows fly,
While maidens rendering service bow,
How merry! - may the adepts try
Their aspirations on a cow.
Call “good” all that is evil, and
Call boundless evil “good”
Inverted virtues' values stand.
With muck and ooze bedewed.
Fourteen Marines have died again,
The finest of their class,-
Where was hate's cradle? in what den?
Of course in a Madrass!.
All serpents, snakes and vampire hiss,
As do weird bats at night,
Pray, fear and flee, - flee the Abyss,
Devoid of life and light!
© Elizabeth Dandy
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[acomm] => 0
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[pollID] => 0
[score] => 35
[ratings] => 7
[editpoem] => 1
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[topicname] => political
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Madrassas
Contributed by
Elizabeth_Dandy
on
Thursday, 4th August 2005 @ 10:16:48 AM in AEST
Topic:
political
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Bald Evil took on flesh and creed,
Wahhabiism called,
It runs the globe with stealthy feet
Of vipers cold and bold.
Great evil shakes the universe,
That cannot tolerate
The bombers homicide perverse,
And shrinks before such hate.
In these Madrassas teaching foul
Defiles young students’ wit,
But Saudi princes sit on oil,-
Their dough promotes the “Creed”.
For Seventy-two virgins as reward
Young dullards will commit
Atrocities before the Lord,
And hug them as their “Creed”.
Delight! - the full-stuffed pillows fly,
While maidens rendering service bow,
How merry! - may the adepts try
Their aspirations on a cow.
Call “good” all that is evil, and
Call boundless evil “good”
Inverted virtues' values stand.
With muck and ooze bedewed.
Fourteen Marines have died again,
The finest of their class,-
Where was hate's cradle? in what den?
Of course in a Madrass!.
All serpents, snakes and vampire hiss,
As do weird bats at night,
Pray, fear and flee, - flee the Abyss,
Devoid of life and light!
© Elizabeth Dandy
Copyright ©
Elizabeth_Dandy
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2005-08-04 10:16:48]
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Re: Madrassas
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by MorningDove on
Thursday, 4th August 2005 @ 03:29:45 PM AEST
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Yes, sadly they are taken as very young children and raised with deeply entrenched hatred. They are bought and brain-washed. All in the name of their religion. Innocents die from this evil, even their own families if necessary. Unjust cruelty is alive and being taught daily. Excellent.
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by Former_Member on
Thursday, 4th August 2005 @ 03:30:45 PM AEST
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| I understand where you were going with this, I liked it, a beautifull poem, seemed to of struck so much emotion. SLipSiX. |
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Re: Madrassas
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by emystar on
Friday, 5th August 2005 @ 03:52:03 AM AEST
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Very sad but so true my wise friend.
When these 14 Marene's died it broke my heart. Such a sad thing all around.
Keep up the magnificent writing.
luv, huggs,
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Re: Madrassas
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by colinbaker62 on
Monday, 5th September 2005 @ 06:16:35 PM AEST
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Very interesting indeed. I would like to think that as capitalism is progressively supplanted by more humane socio-political relations, that the global unevenness and inequalities that currently permeate our world will wane, thus reducing the psychological force of such arguments as you cite above. The ideas harboured by many Muslims or other subordinate cultures have meaning, precisely because many of the followers of such ideologies are living an existence worthy of Hell itself in relation to their socio-economic, political, cultural lives.
And lest we forget, Christianity too realises the power of indoctrination at least here in Britain where children as young as four, are forced to assimilate religious ideas in state education.
Colin |
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