Here is the latest anti-Christian tirade by Cory Heidelberger:
Now that Trumpists have put an end to the war on Christmas, Tapiocans should turn their attention to Brown County’s war on Christians:
I don’t mind Christian music—I’ll pay money to hear a good rendition of Handel’s Messiah, Schubert’s Mass in G, or Biebl’s Ave Maria. But on pure aesthetics, the replacement of a night of watered-down make-out-with-Jesus music with almost any given third-tier rock band whom the Brown County Fair can afford is a step up in quality.
The lack of market demand suggests that I’m not alone in that artistic assessment. The Brown County Commission approved replacing Christian music night with some rock band after disappointing Christian concert ticket sales in 2017. According to Shannon Marvel’s report on the discussion at yesterday’s county commission meeting, it would cost $15K to $20K more on contract costs alone to continue the Christian music night.
So whom should we bring to rock the fairgrounds this August? I’m still partial to trying to land AC/DC. But we could really tie a bow on this schedule change by bringing in Yusuf Islam.
Then there is this comment to the post:
Tapiocans. Does that mean pudding for brains? Inquiring minds want to know.
Cory respond with this:
Barry—Neal Tapio’s target audience, folks with pudding for brains—yup, pretty much.
Here is the testimony of the Islamist Cory wants to replace Christianity with:
Finally I wish to say that everything I do is for the pleasure of Allah and pray that you gain some inspirations from my experiences. Furthermore, I would like to stress that I did not come into contact with any Muslim before I embraced Islam. I read the Qur'an first and realized that no person is perfect. Islam is perfect, and if we imitate the conduct of the Holy Prophet (Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) we will be successful. May Allah give us guidance to follow the path of the ummah of Muhammad (Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam). Ameen!
-- Yusuf Islam (formerly Cat Stevens)
So Cory's Islamic Civilizational Jihad against South Dakotan continues, as he promotes Islam to replace Christian music in Aberdeen. So has Cory converted from atheist to Islamist? Or would he prefer to convert us all, including Muslims, into fellow atheists. This is how the so-called religion of peace deals with Muslim atheists:
While making her documentary Islam’s Non-Believers, award-winning Norwegian filmmaker Deeyah Khan says she came to realise that Maryam Namazie and her group, Council of ex-Muslims of Britain (CEMB), were plugged into a growing international movement of people leaving Islam, sometimes at great risk to themselves.
Broadcast by ITV last year, and shown at the Conference on Freedom of Conscience and Expression in London last month, Khan’s documentary has helped make the experiences of dissenters and ex-Muslims in western countries visible. Their stories sit uneasily with popular perceptions of the Muslim community as uniformly devout.
The daughter of liberal Pakistani and Afghan parents who settled in Norway, Khan told me over email that she needed to make this film because “as a Muslim, I believe it’s very important to stand in solidarity with ex-Muslims due to the extraordinary levels of persecution, abuse and discrimination they face”.
Khan is critical of Islam, so I asked why she still identifies as Muslim. She said she feels a deep emotional connection with her parents’ culture and heritage, and experiences Islam “through the texture of the art and music of South Asia, rather than through the teachings of mosques and madrassas”.
And...
In 13 countries including Malaysia and Pakistan, atheism is punishable by death.
Namazie at CEMB explains that the organisation is both a campaigning group for the right to apostasy and a support group for people who have left Islam. In Khan's film she says: “You just have to label someone murtad (apostate) or kafir (non-believer) and it’s enough to incite mob violence against them: that’s what happened to the Bangladeshi bloggers”.
The documentary includes a clip of a religious leader in Bangladesh, stirring a crowd into a frenzy against what they see as a secular government, saying “we vow to hang the atheist apostates on the gallows!” In the UK, Rayhana, a Bangladeshi ex-Muslim, and CEMB volunteer, says: “I don’t want to die because I’m an atheist”.
Taneeza Islam's parents are immigrants from Bangladesh. Taneeza is not kind to Muslims who have rejected Islam. Cory better decide now if he wants to remain an atheist before continuing his Civilizational Jihadi partnership with Taneeza Islam., unless he has pudding for a brain.
christianity is headed to the dustbin of history whether you like it or not, Sib.
Fact is: the best way to a strong two party system in South Dakota is for arch-conservatives to launch a third party. South Dakota's most ardent earth haters are still looking for principled conservatives to run in statewide elections. Neal Tapio and Lora Hubbel could be those candidates.
Posted by: larry kurtz | January 18, 2018 at 08:06 AM
http://www.atimes.com/article/minorities-packing-bags-religious-freedom-plunges-pakistan/
Your research is making an impact, many people have taken notice. Keep it up.
Posted by: KM | January 18, 2018 at 08:50 AM
Wow, Steve: catholic hypocrite Lee Schoenbeck is calling Neal Tapio a nutcase yet he gets a pass here? I thought you were an equal opportunity researcher but apparently your position in Pat Powers' sidebar makes you just as much an earth hater as they are.
Posted by: larry kurtz | January 21, 2018 at 07:35 AM
Steve have you picked a candidate for Governor yet or house yet?
I tend to ignore the fellow who has been banned everywhere from out of state. He does not represent South Dakota values and needs to leave his bedbugs at home before he ever crosses our border again. Those poor hotel owners had to clean up quite a mess after he stayed there.
Posted by: SD Concerned Citizen | January 22, 2018 at 07:42 AM
Muslim Hani Shafai is holding a fundraiser for Dusty Johnson.
So, if United Van Lines is reporting upticks with little effect on the voter rolls the military might be driving part of the inbound demographic and Ellsworth is furloughing personnel because of the Trump Shutdown. How will that affect voter preferences, Sib?
Posted by: larry kurtz | January 22, 2018 at 08:52 AM