Allah is ashamed of Muslims.

Stressed aka American Patriot, You are going to have to get your aliases to answer your question. Rocmike, Southern, Hairy biker, Biker to be, Southfolf, Dr. Strangelove and others will all sound the same as you. 

yeah, and death to all Irish protestants and catholics that terrorized in the 1980's. And death to all Southern Baptists that associated with the KKK. And death to all right wingers that are fascists like Hitler. And death to all left wingers that are communist. And death to all Japanese and Germans for World War II. And death to all Americans for crimes against Native Americans.....OH Wait, there's nobody left on the planet except some bushmen in Australia that are free of dark moments in history...

Chris-

I think the Hutus and Tootsies missed you list. It just sorta popped out when I read it.

"Koran is ridiculous. Not one word of truth in it."

Not one word? I guess you must be an athiest then. I guess that means the writing about Jesus Christ in the Koran are all lies. You said it, I didn't. You might want to actually READ the Koran before you shit your opinions out of your ass.

I dnt think any1 has right to say anything bad for any religion..The Muslims who kills others are individual, it dnt have anything to do wid religion..

Amen Shweta. That's my point. Bonestructure, if your replying to me, no where did I mention Jesus or the Koran, I simply pointed out the danger of throwing rocks in glass houses. Bible supporters and all religions and all nations and all peoples are fallable, so let's be careful when we go about witch trials...

Even as he has continued to critique Islam, potential GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee is at the same time making a talking point of defending President Obama against charges that he is not a Christian, and in fact on Thursday he hailed Obama as a role model for the "primacy of the American family."

"He has personally articulated, not once but numerous times, his Christian faith. I take him at his word. I have no reason not to. For us to continue to dwell on that is missing the point," Huckabee said in a lunchtime speech at the National Press Club in Washington.

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"I have no disagreement with President Obama as a human being. In fact, I will go so far to say one of the things I respect very much is the role model that he has served as a husband and father," Huckabee said, echoing a point he made earlier in the week with Christianity Today, a leading evangelical magazine.

"I think he has been an exemplary husband to his wife and an extraordinary father to his daughters," he said, according to a CNN account of the speech.

"Frankly, America needs a good role model like that, and how can I on one hand argue for the primacy of the American family and not recognize that in his own personal lifestyle he has given us an excellent example of a person who has his priorities straight in marking out time for his wife and raising his daughters in a disciplinary environment in which he recognizes that he, the parent, is responsible for the atmosphere in which they are raised? And I commend him and salute him for that."

The former Arkansas governor and Baptist minister also noted that while he was rooting for a Republican to win in 2008 -- and he believes a Republican can and will beat Obama in 2012 -- he celebrated the election of the nation's first African-American president and "genuinely felt a sense of great satisfaction of seeing in my life that moment come."

Huckabee, who lost his bid for the GOP nomination in 2008, also reiterated that he will not make a decision on whether to run again until the summer.