Somebody needs to stand back and take a look at their bigger picture...

The most extreme opinion was voiced by Hani Pahas in the London-based Arabic-language daily newspaper Al-Hayat, who wrote "the pope's comments may lead to war; we fear that the pope's statements may lead to a war that we, Muslims and Christians alike, are trying to prevent through dialogue between East and West.

I hardly know where to begin with this... ok, show me where Muslims are trying to avoid war through dialogue. C'mon, show me.

And saying that remarks calling Islam violent will spark war? You are ironically challenged, and if it weren't so scary, it would be damn funny.

"We want a personal apology (from the Pope). We feel that he has committed a grave error against us and that this mistake will only be removed through a personal apology," Muslim Brotherhood Deputy Leader Mohammed Habib told Reuters.

Yeah? And we're still waiting for an apology for the World Trade Center attacks - both of them! And the USS Cole. And the Pentagon. And Pennsylvania. And Madrid. And Bali. And the Embassy. And London. And... I'm sure I'm missing quite a few, but I just woke up from a nap, so please excuse my foggy memory. If you're waiting for an apology from the Pope, you waited too long. Pope John Paul II was the official apology guy, and he's dead. Meet the new boss... NOT the same as the old boss.

The current pope cloaks his words in the parables and quotes of his religion, as is fitting. I don't. So let me say it plainly: You are evil, and you must be stopped. And you WILL be stopped.