pretty...

I think I'm in love.

You are brave and daring. It can be overwhelming to
look at love; to ponder the infinite, and most draw back.

I loved the composition of this presentation. I would suppose most men would be intoxicated by the voice. I'm a woman and became drunk with her words.

Lovely and seductive, as evil often is, clothed in the gloss of exotic cooler-than-thou. Tilda Swinton has a wonderful, whispery intimate voice, full of promise. She is quoting "Rumi" a Sufi Muslim poet who's become very popular with the New-Age massage therapists and crystal gazers who seek to up their coolness quotient.

They are the minions of the sons of Ishmael. They are normalizing and acting as apologists for a totalitarian political system. It is an attempt to bring Islam into the mainstream of American life, to normalize it and make it part of our culture. I reject that. I don't want Islam part of my country's lexicon. It is the antithesis of the mercy and grace that is at the heart of Judeo-Christian thought and belief and is a poisoned well from which to drink, despite all the breathy intimate British voices it's quoted in.

No thank you.

Lovely and seductive, as evil often is, clothed in the gloss of exotic cooler-than-thou. Tilda Swinton has a wonderful, whispery intimate voice, full of promise. She is quoting "Rumi" a Sufi Muslim poet who's become very popular with the New-Age massage therapists and crystal gazers who seek to up their coolness quotient.

They are the minions of the sons of Ishmael. They are normalizing and acting as apologists for a totalitarian political system. It is an attempt to bring Islam into the mainstream of American life, to normalize it and make it part of our culture. I reject that. I don't want Islam part of my country's lexicon. It is the antithesis of the mercy and grace that is at the heart of Judeo-Christian thought and belief and is a poisoned well from which to drink, despite all the breathy intimate British voices it's quoted in.

No thank you.

Lovely and seductive, as evil often is, clothed in the gloss of exotic cooler-than-thou. Tilda Swinton has a wonderful, whispery intimate voice, full of promise. She is quoting "Rumi" a Sufi Muslim poet who's become very popular with the New-Age massage therapists and crystal gazers who seek to up their coolness quotient.

They are the minions of the sons of Ishmael. They are normalizing and acting as apologists for a totalitarian political system. It is an attempt to bring Islam into the mainstream of American life, to normalize it and make it part of our culture. I reject that. I don't want Islam part of my country's lexicon. It is the antithesis of the mercy and grace that is at the heart of Judeo-Christian thought and belief and is a poisoned well from which to drink, despite all the breathy intimate British voices it's quoted in.

No thank you.

oops.