Normally I try to respect all human life, we are after all supposed to be made in the image of the Divine and should therefore be due equal respect and their deaths should be mourned. However, I make an exception to this rule when it comes to the sort of violent, life-hating thugs that Islam produces in places like Afghanistan.

Recently in Afghanistan 11 Islamic militants blew themselves up when the improvised explosive device they had in their posession in a mosque in Ghazni province went off prematurely. I find that I cannot grieve or feel sorry for these Islamic creatures who died in the explosion because they would have been quite happy to murder other people. I can’t help but think that this isn’t a tragedy, this is justice. Who knows how many innocent lives may have been saved by this prematurely exploding bomb taking out these killer Muslims? It could have been dozens or it could have been hundreds of innocent people who now live because these savages have accidentally died by their own bomb going off before time.
Here’s the report of this incident from Jihad Watch
At least eleven militants were killed in a premature explosion triggered by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) in southeastern Ghazni province of Afghanistan.

The 203rd Thunder Corps of the Afghan Military in the Southeast said the incident has taken place inside a mosque in the restive Andar district.

The source further added that an IED went off among the militants in Ismail Kabuli mosque in Andar district, leaving at least 11 militants dead….

Afghanistan: 11 Muslims dead as bomb they were constructing in mosque detonates prematurely

There is an old saying which states that ‘God pays debts without money’which means that if you intend to do evil you will eventually pay the price for your evil intentions at some point in the future. These Afghan savages, who obviously intended for their bomb to kill others, have paid the ultimate price for their evil. Because of this prematurely exploding bomb there are now at least 11 less violent savages to trouble this increasingly unhappy world. The deaths of these particular violent savages should not be mourned but instead we should breathe a sigh of relief that they can no longer pose any threat to anybody else.