Sheik Yer’mami is back! Right On Time For 9/11 The Good Sheik Presents Us With 3 Brand New Songs:

At last a sign of life from Sheik Yer’mami:

We just received a package in the mail with 3 brand new songs!

After traveling the silkroad all the way from Asia, the Middle East and the Sahara, somewhere between Mecca and Timbuktu, the good Sheik found himself an oasis away from the global jihad, checked into a recording studio and here it is: right on time for your dining and dancing pleasure:

The first one, lets call it the Kumbaya song, is devoted to all the nutroots and moonbats out there who just won’t get it. Prick up your ears, as Peanut Kadr & Rodney King sing “Why can’t we all just get along…” in unison. We’ll add the words later.

Click below to play:

Why Can’t We All Just Get Along

* Then we have a medley, a musical jihad that takes us from a bombastic opening to the Jooozzz to Koran Armstrong, who needs a hijab for her identity. It takes us to Ahmadinejad of Iran, who wants to buy a nuclear bomb from the good Sheik, and ends with the Mohound dog…

Overture (Muzzie Boogie)

* We all know what Muslim mums and dad’s say when their offspring blow up infidels or fly jets into buildings: “He would never do a thing like that”- but when Islamic terrorists tell us ‘Kuffar we like death and you like Pepsi Cola”- shouldn’t we believe them? Enjoy:

Never Do A Thing Like That

Here’s the song: ‘Never do a thing like that’- download before its gone!

War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things.

The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature, and has no chance of being free unless made or kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.

John Stuart Mill

Never Forget, Never Forgive:

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