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Fresh off trying to shut down Robert Spencer’s YAF speech, CAIR is back–desperately trying to defame Spencer by associating itself with a lying lunatic. […] Read the rest »URL: michellemalkin.com…

Thank goodness for people like Robert Spencer.

HockeyTemper on August 7, 2007 at 9:34 AM

Yes. I honestly admire his work as few others inform us as much as he does about the threat from Islamists. Still, I can only imagine how much that man and his family has to watch their back yet he does what he does anyways. Truly brave IMO and I am thankful.

Robert Spencer has got to be one of the best scholars and commentators on Islam and the Islamic Assault to date. His views are will reasearched, clearly explained, make perfect sense, demonstrate keen insight and are right on in their assessments and commentary.

There is only thing wrong with Robert Spencer: We need more!

(His books are great by the way)

You know, I admire Mr Spencer more and more each time he speaks and/or publishes. No invectives. No slights. Just truth, keen observation, and a wealth of knowledge about a subject that is sorely underestimated by the general populace.

Thank you, again, Mr Spencer.

SilverStar830 on August 7, 2007 at 5:38 PM

The anti-left, anti-CAIR method. And he does it so well. Mr. Spencer is a true public servant. The Washington syphocants should get a clue.

And Emmaline is right, you’re the best source on all issues Islamic. Thanks.

Connie on August 7, 2007 at 3:29 PM

Thanks for posting this, even though you might be smeared by some for being “intolerant”, “racist” or “bigoted” by doing so.

Thank you, again, Mr Spencer.

May I post this on YouTube.

Thanks

M. Ram

flipflop on August 7, 2007 at 9:31 AM

I find it ironic and discouraging that the same money we in the West shell out to fill our gas tanks is turned around and used against us to fund jihad, establish extremist madrasas in our own midst, and stifle criticism of Islam.

Amil Imani – 8/8/2007

“The so-called “Moderate Muslims” or “Secular Muslims” would like to have their cake and eat it too. They wish to remain Muslims in name only, yet not bother to read the mandates of the Quran or understand the context in which Muhammad foisted his poisonous prophecy upon the world.”

“Also, these happy-go-lucky people-of-Islam are indeed delusional, for Muhammad’s record is not even the subject of debate. His utterances and deeds are a part of history that is simply not debatable. Islam is what Muhammad said it was in the diatribes of vitriol and hatred that is the Quran; and Islam is what Muhammad did during his violent life. If you accept Islam as your religion, you become a part of the guiding principles of hatred, revenge, and rejection of prior enlightened prophecies. But the “bridge-builders refuse to acknowledge the fact that one cannot be a Muslim and not abide by the dictates of the Quran.”

Hmmm I’m guessing the word “Muslim” didnt give you a clue…

Keep fighting the good fight.

We’re no more than two elections away from a candidate running on the “Islam is not a religion and must be banned from the US” platform. Go ahead. Tell me I’m wrong.
thejackal on August 7, 2007 at 12:29 PM

Ditto Kowboy, you’re wrong. But I think we are no more than two elections from having to deal with the multiple constitutional rights concerning freedom of religion, “unreasonable search”, habeus corpus, etc. versus aggressively uncovering and prosecuting radical Islam and the attacks the Islamists will undeniably have successfully undertaken by that time. It will be further complicated by the unwillingness of many non-Islamist Muslims to cooperate against their co-religionists. I think it will be the most difficult and wrenching Constitutional crisis in the history of the Republic.

We’re no more than two elections away from a candidate running on the “Islam is not a religion and must be banned from the US” platform. Go ahead. Tell me I’m wrong.

thejackal on August 7, 2007 at 12:29 PM

Ok, you’re wrong.