Justin Bieber advocates Quran Burning. Or Nuke Mecca?

Justin Bieber advocates Quran Burning. Or Nuke Mecca?

An internet gang of losers, religious fanatics, atheists and Justin Bieber lovers and haters is taking the offensive in reaction to a Florida Ministers threats to burn a pile of Qurans.

What does teen pop icon Justin Bieber have to do with Quran burning, religious intolerance, and book burning? Not a whole lot really. We don't believe that Bieber advocates burning the Quran or any other religious text, but then again, he has been suspiciously silent on the whole issue. And THAT is what is making people wonder.

Nuke Mecca? Who could advocate such a thing? Well, religious zealots, fools, morons, infidels.....and basement-dwelling internet raiders taking out their virginity-rage on the world.

Related:

Florida pastor calls off Quran burning

By the CNN Wire Staff

September 10, 2010 9:38 a.m. EDT

The Rev. Terry Jones, right, with a Florida imam, Mohammad Musri, says plans to burn Qurans have been called off.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

• The Rev. Terry Jones says he will still travel to New York
• Jones' statement adds to confusion about his plans
• Imam Mohammad Musri says no New York meeting is scheduled

Justin Bieber Nails Police Trooper With Water Balloon

Boys will be boys. Teen singing sensation Justin Bieber almost got into a lot of trouble Thursday when he nailed a state trooper with a water balloon, soaking him from the belt down. The officer was ready to cuff the 'Baby' singer, but thankfully his bodyguard managed to talk him out of it, E! News reports. "Still laughing. GREAT DAY," Bieber tweeted after the show.

The officer was on duty for crowd control at Bieber's sold-out performance at the Maryland State Fair on Sunday.

A state police spokesman described Bieber's behavior Sunday as "inappropriate" but confirmed that no incident report was written and no further action will be taken.

The singer's squeaky-clean track record will remain that way for now. This weekend, Bieber will perform at the MTV Video Music Awards, where he's nominated for Best New Artist.