The ugliness of the Islamic mind never fails to amaze me and it all comes out of Koranic teachings.

BAGHDAD (AP) — Two mentally retarded women strapped with remote-control explosives — and possibly used as unwitting suicide bombers — brought carnage Friday to two pet bazaars, killing at least 91 people in the deadliest day since Washington flooded the capital with extra troops last spring.

The coordinated blasts — coming 20 minutes apart in different parts of the city — appeared to reinforce U.S. claims al-Qaida in Iraq may be increasingly desperate and running short of able-bodied men willing or available for such missions.

But they also served as a reminder that Iraqi insurgents are constantly shifting their strategies in attempts to unravel recent security gains around the country. Women have been used in ever greater frequency in suicide attacks.

Pet Bazaars. Places where people go to buy pets to try to bring a little happiness into their wretched lives. 91 pet lovers killed by insane monsters using retarded women, with Down syndrome, as their unknowing instruments of misery and death. It’s easy to understand why so many muslims are leaving their horrible “faith” for other religions, or none, after moving to the West where they’re safe from persecution.

There is something to be said for the conflict in Iraq. Al Qaeda seems to be primarily focussed there, which gives us the opportunity to kill them off, when the Iraqis aren’t doing it or the terrorists aren’t killing themselves.

I’m getting the impression, and it’s subtle but growing, that Al Qaeda is simply running out of young men who are willing to blow themselves to pieces. It is insanity to do so, and even as crazy as the korans’ teachings are, most people still would rather live than die.

Most of those still with a death wish are in Palestine, the Gaza strip and Pakistan, from the looks of it. The Iranian people seem to have more sense, it’s just their leaders who need jackets that buckle in the back.

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