Osama bin Laden — Modesty, Family, Faith
by Sheik al-Muuram Krekar
We all know about alcohol abuse, and how it destroys families and social gatherings. Then why shouldn't we have a President who stays sober? Osama bin Laden is a modest man, and he does not drink alcohol. He says:
"Alcohol clouds the mind, and makes wisdom less apparent. I refrain from alcohol so I can speak with God and make sensible decisions, instead of worshipping my own pittyness in the misery of drunkenness."
Osama is both modest and generous. He often gives his guests whole lambs to feast upon, only eating the scraps himself, despite his wealth. He is a man of great faith. He describes himself as a "Moslem," Arabic for "one who surrenders to God." Osama says:
"God does not condone greed. Why should I feast upon whole lambs, when God has more important tasks for me? I am not important, only my spirit is. And my spirit is in God."
But faith is not the only side to Osama's life. Osama is also a caring father of 18 children. They have gotten good educations and are the up-and-coming stars of tomorrow. When not attending to the cause, say praying, Osama likes to take long walks with his children, enjoying the vast landscape around them. He is also a caring grandfather, telling them about old Arabic tales, packed with wisdom from which future generations might learn.
Vote Osama '08 — a man who can preserve the American ideals of modesty, family, and faith.
