Burn A Koran Day

[Scriveyn]

Just some more facts about this man (according to the German news channels):

He has lived and started his cult (or whatever you want to call it) in Cologne/Germany. He stated that this town was the gate of hell, because (1) the mother of the Roman emperor Nero had founded the city and (2) because Karl Marx had lived there for a while. He said he founded and ran his group to watch over this gate of hell.

Also, a German court has found him guilty for assuming an academic title (Dr.), that he had not acquired.

[Pete Zicato]

Originally Posted by Scriveyn

He has lived and started his cult (or whatever you want to call it) in Cologne/Germany. He stated that this town was the gate of hell, because (1) the mother of the Roman emperor Nero had founded the city and (2) because Karl Marx had lived there for a while. He said he founded and ran his group to watch over this gate of hell.

That's just insane.

Doesn't he know that the hellmouth was located in Sunnydale, CA and that Buffy closed it already?

[Pete Zicato]

[Lamplighter]

First, Good on Juniper for starting this thread.

I feel the majority of Dwellar views here represent the best side of people,
as also shown in this NY Times article

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/08/us...html?th&emc=th

In Florida, Many Lay Plans to Counter a Pastor’s Message
By DAMIEN CAVE
Published: September 7, 2010

Clergy members, academics and elected officials in Gainesville have planned nearly a dozen events to counter the plan, starting on Wednesday with an interfaith prayer service. On Saturday, hundreds of local residents and visitors are expected to rally against Mr. Jones, an evangelical pastor, with signs containing messages like “Peace among religions leads to peace among nations.”

Officials in Gainesville are making plans as if the burning will occur. A police checkpoint will be added. And though Fire Department officials have denied Mr. Jones a bonfire permit, Deputy Fire Chief Tim Hayes said Tuesday that contained residential fires that did not extend beyond three feet by three feet were allowed.