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Anti-US Hacker Takes Credit For Worm
angry tapir writes "Credit for the "Here You Have" worm (recently discussed on Slashdot), has been taken by a hacker known as 'Iraq Resistance' who says the worm was designed, in part, as a propaganda tool. He said he had not expected the worm to spread as broadly as it had, and noted that he could have done much more damage to victims. 'I could smash all those infected but I wouldn't,' said the hacker. 'I hope all people understand that I am not negative person!' In other parts of the message, he was critical of the US war in Iraq. For a brief period early the worm accounted for about 10 percent of the spam on the Internet."
I probably shouldn't feed the PC troll, but WTF. They named it "Cordoba House" which apparently you know jack and shit about history, because Cordoba was the place in Spain where a great triumph of Islam over Christianity happened and they destroyed a church to build a mosque and the sad part is many PC Americans are too ignorant to history to see they might as well have named the damned thing "Mission Accomplished". You might want to look up about the 100 year old Catholic church that was also destroyed during 9/11 because guess what? They are NOT being given the right to rebuild.
So you see Mr PC AC Troll, it isn't about building a place of worship, it is about building a place of worship whose name practically means Fuck the West on the site where they...well fucked the west. How sad that the PC are so quick to make kissie with the religion that wants to destroy us, while hating anything Christian. Hell I'm a fricking Atheist and the way the PC are so quick to roll over just makes me want to puke! But before you buy that religion of peace crap, why don't you see the violence numbers for Europe in countries that have a high Muslim population? They just don't play nice unless you play by their rules which means Sharia for everybody.
ACs don't waste your time replying, your posts are never seen by me.
What is it if not anti-Islamic?
So you don't see how building a place of worship for a foreign (from the point of view of average US people) religion at the site of an act of extreme aggression made in the name of that same religion can be offending to some? Look up this thing called "empathy", it might help you understand. Also note how this paragraph doesn't spell out the name of this particular religion. It is intentional, meant to highlight that it's not about the religion itself, it's about how things are connected to each others.