Ground Zero Mosque Imam Hates America
And this is the guy that wants to build a Muslim "Prayer Center" or more accurately a "Victory Mosque." He's apparently a Truther, too.
Nah. No agenda here. And since Blinky wants to investigate people who don't condone a Muslim "community center" so close to a place of Muslim mass murder (there's fascism for you) instead of where the funding actually comes from (and I haven't heard one MSM member even raise the question) that's maybe where you should start.
But that would be ignorant and bigoted.
CNN's Jack Cafferty expresses the point of the Mosques opponents. It's got nothing to do with religious freedom. No one has ever dipute that. It's got to do with the developers insensitivity towards the vivitms and their families.
Nah. No agenda here. And since Blinky wants to investigate people who don't condone a Muslim "community center" so close to a place of Muslim mass murder (there's fascism for you) instead of where the funding actually comes from (and I haven't heard one MSM member even raise the question) that's maybe where you should start.
But that would be ignorant and bigoted.
CNN's Jack Cafferty expresses the point of the Mosques opponents. It's got nothing to do with religious freedom. No one has ever dipute that. It's got to do with the developers insensitivity towards the vivitms and their families.
posted by Northern Exposer at 03:02
1 Comments:
While I agree that there were Muslims aboard the planes that flew into the WTC buildings and they should be honored and remembered as well, puting up a Mosque is a complete FU! to ALL families of the victims. That will be even more apparent if it is found that the funding comes from Saudi Arabia or Iran, for instance.
And yes, I am fully aware there are pre-exsisting Mosques in the neighborhood (FYI, I'm not opposed to a Mosque being built, just not there) but I believe they were there before 9/11. It's a little bit of a different story now to build one there now. I mean, do sensibilities only go one way?
Moreover, since I took a look at your blog (good job) I can't tell if your're being sarcastic or not.
I'm just wondering if Christians wanted to build a church in say, Saudi Arabia and the Saudis didn't want it there (by a 70% margin, mind you) would people still defend the Christian's "rights" to build it?
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