Polygamy is one of those issues that conservatives are going to get bit by if they are not careful. In forgetting to focus on the human rights aspects of purdah, keeping women secluded, which can pop up in any culture's history they will soon be left behind by this culture's history. With the universal adoption of gay marriage in the West virtually inevitable it behooves us to re-examine both our priorities, and our goals, in this issue. We already have rampant polygamy in this nation, and not just amongst Mormon "radicals"; the whole idea of the nuclear family is giving way to an extended family of choice instead of an extended family by birth, which is the pattern that the unstable nuclear family replaced; a pattern that had existed for millennia. The bottom line on marriage, no matter where you find it in human cultures, is that it is about producing an environment that is conducive to raising children and conserves the energy/assets of the participants... that is the only definition that fits what a living, dynamic humanity has called "Marriage"! By this perspective the orthodox Muslim marriage is an unhealthy one, and so is the traditional "purist" Mormon one; because they both impose control where there should only be consent, they demand submission where there should only be free will. We stay with our mates because we are committed to them, not because their plumbing, or number, coincide with a particular religion's kinky code of what is love and what is perversion. As Jesus said, judge them by their fruits. Let us focus on the seclusion, the forbidding education or work or even being allowed to be seen to be free of bruises or unbearable stresses. Let's remember what matters and, what is just our OWN desire to impose control for control's sake. If gay men and lesbian women are allowed to marry the next step, and last all you reactionaries, will be for one or more men to contract marriage with one or more women… Commitment should be all that matters, and the one man one woman crowd has not done to wonderfully well in showing off that virtue… Jesus said judge them by their fruits, I will not be harsher. That said, by his fruits this man will probably hang high, so to speak hereticscrusade.com

Good old cmsa! The group that Obam used to help him boost White House employment of Mulims to 4.5 times theri nationa representation. I have been looking at them since CAIR's Ibrahim Hooper tossed them to the press wolves to distract from his own group's issues. From an opaque election process thatr pretends to be transparant to hosting deniers for terror, the CMSA does NOT seem to me to be on the "right side" considering they are an organization of US congressional employees!!! See the whole series: http://hereticscrusade.blogspot.com/2010/03/muslim-staffers-in-congress-organize.html

At the original article there is ONE picture that had somethig cool to say. It talked about how corporations should NEVER have been allowed rights as a person when it comes to speech.

The Slavery of a Muslimah Soul Is Reflected Through Her Eyes Eyes flowing with Tears unshed, Growing resignation dimming the passion of her eyes. Her “beauty” reduced to acts of servitude that degrade, Overflowing with the need to comfort The ones that deny her humanity. She is like a blazing fire Smothered beneath an ocean of inhumanity. Her trust is to another’s strength, Her slavery made glamorous; Her ownership is preserved. Taught to Fear Allah She lives her life, each day a rape of her soul. Self worth for her comes from outside, Her beauty a reflection of her service With patience and kindness toward Those who will tolerate nothing less from her. As she gives each drop of love that remains in her soul, Look into her eyes and see the tears unshed, She owes you less than she is owed For her soul is stronger than yours; Her true beauty will only be seen When her bondage ends, for the Love of Allah! Guy DeWhitney 2010

If we want the undecided to listen to our concerns about Islam shouldn't we actually wait until they break the law before gettng all soggy and hard to light?