Championing the wrong people

(Out of Office Films. Pic is from the article)

Meet Beverly.

Beverly was a "journalist" in Canada who seems to have spun out of control after 9/11. She converted to Islam, changed her name and started a "pro-Jihadi" Web site, Jihadi Unspun", on which she posted the following nonsense:

"I became obsessed with finding out what was really going on. In the early days of my research, I remember sitting at five in the morning, exhausted, after going from link to link to link to link, staring at the face of Osama bin Laden. This man does not have the face of a cold-blooded killer. This is not a Charles Manson. There has to be something more.

"I made the decision to launch a Web site with the hope of informing the public about some of the things I had come to know and to give voice to the other side of war on 'terrorism.'

"There was no question in my mind, from the first days of my research, that the so-called war on 'terrorism' was a sham. This is not a war on 'terrorism' — this is a war against Muslims and our resources.

"It is my hope that this will inspire others to Islam and to take a stand against this shameful war on 'terrorism.'"

Guess where Beverly is now? Well, she was last seen in November in northern Pakistan, after which she was kidnapped by the Taliban, who are now threatening to behead her unless someone coughs up $375,000 in ransom money by the end of March, which was over a week ago.

"She is definitely sympathetic to Al Qaeda, to the Taliban, there's no doubt about it — and she believes in jihad," said terror expert Steven Emerson, who has followed Qahaar's Web site. "I think — and this is just based on logic and rationale — it just doesn't make sense that they would threaten to kill her unless they get money, when she's been such use to them spreading their word in the Western world."

Terrorists don't track in "logic and rationale", which is what Beverly is sadly finding out right about now. They deal in fear and despicable acts in order to impose their insane worldviews on the rest of society. Beverly championed their cause; we wonder why she is complaining now, when they're merely acting like they always have? It's not like this is a surprising change of tactics or anything.

"And after all this, she's depending on the support of the same governments she spoke out against."

That's ironic, isn't it? You championed the cause of these brutes, Beverly. Do you now see the error of your ways?

"I need somebody to help me," Qaahar pleaded on the most recent video. "My government — the Canadian government, the Pakistan government — I want to go home."

Good luck, Beverly. We mean that quite sincerely.


(h/t to Billy)