You act as if CAIR were actually a bad influence upon the American society.

;-)

Join me when I say, “Boo Hoo”.

ej_pez on August 21, 2007 at 4:05 PM

Touche!

In 1990, I read a Muslim saying that they can’t actively oppose the radicals: “The Qur’an teaches us: Better the worst Muslim than the best unbeliever. We are therefore forbidden to do anything which could cause a Muslim to come to harm at the hands of an unbeliever.” I’ve heard versions of this time and time again over the years. I even saw this stated as possibly a majority opinion in part of the coverage of the 17 Ontario jihadis.

eeyore on August 21, 2007 at 4:59 PM

I wonder if polling muslims on that issue would turn up interesting results.

—–Welcome DrMagnolias!

eeyore on August 21, 2007 at 4:59 PM

That’s very interesting. What does that say about these people as human beings? As a Christian, I certainly do not support murder in the name of Christianity. From information like this and other things I have read, I find it impossible to believe that Islam is kind and peaceful religion as many like to portray it. It seems to me to be a religion of intolerance and hate.

I wont be happy until their membership is behind bars where they belong.

…the war…will be won when Muslims who are not radical haters rise up and help us…
katieanne on August 21, 2007 at 4:26 PM

For very many, that’s simply never going to happen. In 1990, I read a Muslim saying that they can’t actively oppose the radicals: “The Qur’an teaches us: Better the worst Muslim than the best unbeliever. We are therefore forbidden to do anything which could cause a Muslim to come to harm at the hands of an unbeliever.” I’ve heard versions of this time and time again over the years. I even saw this stated as possibly a majority opinion in part of the coverage of the 17 Ontario jihadis.

If CAIR didn’t have so many links to so many known terror charities, perhaps it wouldn’t get dubbed an unindicted co-conspirator.

If having “links” to so many known terror charities the situation wouldn’t be quite so bad ( well relatively speaking).

http://www.anti-cair-net.org/

– Points to Ponder –
CAIR Employees And Officials Support Terror

Senior CAIR employee Randall Todd Royer, a/k/a “Ismail” Royer, pled guilty and was sentenced to twenty years in prison
for participating in a network of militant jihadists centered in Northern Virginia. He admitted to aiding and abetting three persons
who sought training in a terrorist camp in Pakistan for the purpose of waging jihad against American troops in Afghanistan.
Royer’s illegal actions occurred while he was employed with CAIR

CAIR’s Director of Community Relations, Bassem Khafagi , was arrested by the United States due to his ties with a
terror-financing front group. Khafagi pled guilty to charges of visa and bank fraud, and agreed to be deported to Egypt.
Khafagi’s illegal actions occurred while he was employed by CAIR.

On December 18, 2002, Ghassan Elashi, founding board member of CAIR-Texas, a founder of the Holy Land Foundation,
and a brother-in-law of Musa Abu Marzook , was arrested by the United States and charged with, among other things,
making false statements on export declarations, dealing in the property of a designated terrorist organization, conspiracy
and money laundering. Ghassan Elashi committed his crimes while working at CAIR, and was found Guilty.

CAIR Board Member Imam Siraj Wahaj, an un-indicted co-conspirator in the first World Trade Center bombing,
has called for replacing the American government with an Islamic caliphate, and warned that America will crumble
unless it accepts Islam.

Rabih Haddad served as a CAIR Fundraiser. Haddad was co-founder of the Global Relief Foundation (“GRF”).
GRF was designated by the US Treasury Department for financing the Al Qaida and other terrorist organizations
and its assets were frozen by the US Government on December 14, 2001.

By the way, my first post. Greetings, everyone. :)

A fine whine…

…which has been aging for around 1400 years. Hoop inherits a primo product.

Really, the nerve to think that words have consequences. Let alone actions.

It’s like saying a member of the Popular Mechanics editorial board will be welcomed with open arms at the Loose Change editorial committee meeting!

/Do I need to say I’m being sarcastic?

Good job all.