I am glad to see this. I'm defamed on a more or less daily basis -- defamation is a staple of the rhetorical arsenal of jihadists and their allies and dupes. CAIR's Ibrahim Hooper has defamed me on national television. Because of a sustained, unrelenting defamation campaign by CAIR and like-minded groups portraying me and others who explore the elements of Islam that jihadists use to justify violence and supremacism as bigots and "Islamophobes," the mainstream media -- liberal and conservative -- won't go anywhere near this issue at this point, and even the conservative media stars who loudly proclaim their fearlessness and political incorrectness are much more likely to fawn over Ibrahim Hooper or Islamic reformers (genuine or not) who have absolutely no following in the Islamic world than to deal squarely and accurately with the jihad ideology.
For example, one of the leading conservative news feature show hosts on a national network has consistently declined to have me on, even though my publisher as a matter of course gives his show the opportunity to be the first to feature its new books, and two of my books have been bestsellers. Why does he refuse? Because, say his producers (or so I've heard, on good authority), he is afraid of being accused of being a racist. It isn't just me, of course -- his show, like almost all the others, has never dealt with this issue at all. And that shows the effectiveness of defamation.
Now, this particular lawsuit is on a different issue, but it is good to see someone with the time and resources (I myself have neither) to fight back against the constant barrage of lies and defamation that the jihadi lobby in the U.S. uses to silence and discredit its critics.
"Suit Accuses Ex-Principal of Defamation," by Andrea Elliott for the New York Times, May 17 (thanks to News4U):
Three opponents of a Brooklyn public school that teaches Arabic filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the school’s founding principal, Debbie Almontaser, claiming that she had defamed them by saying they had stalked her.The plaintiffs, Sara Springer, Irene Alter and Pamela Hall, are members of the Stop the Madrassa Coalition, a group that has protested the Khalil Gibran International Academy, which opened in Boerum Hill last fall. The women, who filed the lawsuit in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, are seeking punitive damages.
Ms. Almontaser stepped down as the school’s principal in a firestorm of controversy in August after an article in The New York Post stated that she had “downplayed the significance” of T-shirts bearing the slogan “Intifada NYC.” Ms. Almontaser said that The Post had distorted her words and that she had been forced to resign by the mayor’s office.
The lawsuit against Ms. Almontaser refers to, among other things, a statement she made on the steps of City Hall on Oct. 16 in which she said, “Members of the coalition stalked me wherever I went and verbally assaulted me with vicious anti-Arab and anti-Muslim comments.” The suit cites a nearly identical statement in a complaint filed last fall in federal court by Ms. Almontaser against the mayor’s office and the Department of Education....
A typical victim's statement magnifying and taking umbrage at imagined acts on the part of people who against what they do. This is a play out of CAIR's playbook. In any event, maybe she will get the underlying message.
Don't Tread on Me!
"...anti-Arab and anti-Muslim comments.”
Great! Freedom of Speech! No one HAS to like Arabs, Muslims, Islam, Mohamet, or the Qur'an.
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Hi,
i stumbled over your site, and I do take an interest in issues concerning Islam and Terrorism. I followed the story of the NY school from the beginning and I find your reporting about it terribly wrong.
Ms Almontaser was asked for a transaltion of the word Intifada which was on a t-shirt with which she had no direct connection, she gave the TRANSLATION.
The school was originally intended to be for Arabic and Hebrew until there were advised by a specialist to focus on one language. There is nowhere in the school statement that indicates that the school would be used for "terrorist friendly" education, it was going to be non-religious.
Would a school with an islamist background name itself after Khalil Gibran, a poet who wrote about univeral values like friendship, love and tolerance.
On the other had it is shockling how in the US so a minor thing like the translation of a word gets blown up out of proportion, twisted around and how Ms Almontaser was forced to resign from the principal position of this school.
Think about it, check out the facts,
Andrew
People are waking up.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-875161054537808915&hl=en
Funny you should use the phrase blown up [out of proportion] in your hagiographic post, Andrew.
I saw an small notice of this suit in the NYTimes this morning, and did a little jig of joy. Finally, some brave souls fight back! I, too, have followed the public school's story from the beginning (with mounting horror).
BTW, Andrew - you do know that Kahlil Gibran was a Marronite Christian, right? I think Hugh Fitzgerald posted (brilliantly, as usual) about the WHY of the school co-opting his name. (Sorry, no link, though.)
Yes Vee,
I know that Khalil Gibran was a Christinan as well as his writings, how this can be constructed into a case in favour of proving an islamist agenda seems odd, I didn't find an article by High Fitzgerald.
By blown out of proportion I meant that she was asked to translate a word which was then constructed into a support for islamist causes which is just wrong. The t-shirt had no direct connection to her, it was not at her school.
If you want to hear more on this issue listen to Ms Almontaser own word on
http://www.democracynow.org/2008/4/29/broadcast_exclusiveousted_nyc_arabic_school_principal
Andrew
"...a minor thing like the translation of a word" --posted above
You think that's a "minor" thing? It's NOT "minor" that many people believe, due to Islamic propaganda and Islamic Aplogist lies, that "Islam" means "peace," when in truth it means "Surrender," with a secondary definition of "Submission."
It's NOT "minor" that many people are fooled into believing that "Jihad" means an "internal struggle," when in fact the primary definition is "Islamic Holy War."
Andrew, I believe you need to spend some time in Orwell's Ministry of Truth.
Concerning translation:
She was asked in the interview with the New York Post about her translation not her opinion. She as a scholar of Arabic couldn't answer different then just by the direct translation of the word.
Andrew
Why don't you do some research and provide some proof to what you're saying, instead of just telling us, an audience not easily swayed without proof, Andrew.
Also, we need Mr. Fitzgerald's previous comment as referred to above as to why this school named itself after Kahlil Gibran, author of "The Prophet." A cover? "Taqiyya?"
Concerning Proof:
Here is an excerpt of the interview with Ms Almontaser:
AMY GOODMAN: How does it deal with religion, the school?
DEBBIE ALMONTASER: The school is a secular school. It has absolutely nothing to do with religion. And unfortunately, the rightwing groups began to spin the school as a religious school. The school is a secular school offering the New York City curriculum and meeting the state and city’s standards that all New York City public schools are mandated to, you know, meet. And it was a school that was going to be teaching Arabic as a second language, as many other schools do across the city, across the country, and provide students with a better understanding of Arab culture and history. As you may know, anyone who seeks to learn a foreign language, to be effective and proficient in that language, they need to know and understand the cultural nuances and the history of the people to use the language effectively without offending the natives of that language.
Check out my previous link, it's about 30min of an interview with MS Almontaser, transcript is available.
http://www.democracynow.org/2008/4/29/broadcast_exclusiveousted_nyc_arabic_school_principal
>>Gibran said that the prophet was an "exiled island god." What do you think was his primary source of inspiration for that? The old Testament, Jesus in the Gospels, the Quran? Who might have been a the model for this prophet? Jesus, Mohammad, Gibran himself?"
The above found on the Arab-American Anti-Discrimination site. So, obviously, though Gibran was a Christian, that his "Prophet" was modelled on Mohammed is not ruled out.
And, to put Jesus, a true Prophet, and Mohammed, a Warlord false prophet, in the same category as is done in this Arab question is revolting.
from the archives from Neal Boortz.
INTIFADA NYC. YOUR TAX MONEY AT WORK
A Muslim school is opening in Brooklyn next month and guess who's paying for it. Well, that didn't take you very long, did it? You're right. The taxpayers. The very people whom so many radical Muslims want to kill are going to pay for a nice little Muslim school in New York. Try that with a Christian school and see how far you get.
Wait! There's more! It seems that the principal (taxpayer paid, or course) of the Khalil Gibran International Academy, Dhabah "Debbie" Almontaser, is under more heat ... as if she wasn't already.
A group called Arab Women Active in Art and Media has created a T-shirt that says "Intifada NYC." Where have you heard that word before? Well, it seems that Intifada (for all you government educated) is the name most often associated with the violent Palestinian uprising against Israel. We're also learning that the founders of this group with their fancy t-shirts are are also active in a more militant pro-Palestinian group, which knowingly supports Hezbollah and Hamas.
The Arab Women Active in Art and Media share an office in Brooklyn with the Saba Association of American Yemenis, headed by Almontaser. Her response to the T-shirt inspiring war in New York City, "I think it's pretty much an opportunity for girls to express that they are part of New York City society . . . and shaking off oppression."
"Shaking off oppression"?? Is that what she is going to teach in her taxpayer funded madrassa?
Why, my friends, do taxpayers have to be forced – at the point of a gun, I might add – to finance this nonsense? Haven't we gone just a bit far with this politically correct crap by now?
People - after reading Almontaser's "taqiyya" from above link, read this:
PLEASE ACCESS the NY TIMES CityRoomBlog
and write responses in support of Stop The Madrassa.
Thank You!
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/16/former-arabic-school-principal-faces-defamation-suit/#more-2882
May 16, 2008, 6:51 pm
Former Arabic School Principal Faces Defamation Suit
By Andrea Elliott
Excerpt FROM STOP THE MADRASS PRESS RELEASE:
STOP THE MADRASSA: A COMMUNITY COALITION
SERVES DHABAH (aka Debbie) ALMONTASER
WITH DEFAMATION LAWSUIT
Stop The Madrassa's lawyer demanded on more than one occasion, the first time five months ago, that Almontaser "cease and desist" her defaming the members of Stop The Madrassa by accusing them of stalking her and of verbally accosting her with anti-Muslim hate speech, serious crimes in the State of New York.
With the recent release of a New York Times article "Principal of Arabic School Says She Was Forced Out," these defamatory remarks by Almontaser take on even greater visibility in that they are being re-published every day at the New York Times web-log and other Internet sites. Almontaser has left Stop The Madrassa members nowhere to turn but to New York Supreme Court in its attempt to undo the enormous damage her false charges of criminal behavior have caused.
Sara Springer, President of Stop The Madrassa Coalition, made it clear that “neither Stop The Madrassa nor any of its members have ever stalked Almontaser or even attempted to track her whereabouts.”
Ms. Springer added, “Stop The Madarassa’s interest was in getting basic information about the Khalil Gibran International Academy – information that the Department of Education was required by law to provide but refused. Any mention of Almontaser was based upon the fact that she was the one who planned and organized the school, created a religious advisory board of radical Imams and called for Shariah-compliant Halal food.”
Stop The Madrassa Coalition members, Sara Springer, Irene Alter and Pamela Hall, have also explained they “have lived in abject fear that these allegations of criminal behavior could result in some prosecutor deciding to pursue the matter criminally.”
The Stop The Madrassa complaint emphasizes that Almontaser has pursued these defamatory lies even in federal court by repeating them in the lawsuit she filed in the Southern District of New York against the Department of Education alleging she was illegally fired.
The Stop The Madrassa defamation lawsuit seeks compensatory and punitive damages plus legal fees and costs.
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The above is copied from my e-mail. I've been getting "Stop the Madrassa" e-mail info for awhile now.
Interesting that "Debbie's" real name is "Dhabah."
Good! I hope the opponents of this Brooklyn maddrassah win their defamation lawsuit against Ms. Almontaser. Muslims for too long now have uttered inane lies and felt no serious repercussions. It's about time they did feel some repercussions for such words and behaviors, and making them legally pay for such defamation and slander is a great start. "We're not the fools you [muslims] take us for."
The Dangerous Leftism Of Dhabah Almontaser - 9/11 Attacks America's Fault
By William A. Mayer & Beila Rabinowitz
April 19, 2007 - San Francisco, CA - PipeLineNews.org - Judging from the comments made by Dhabah Almontaser on the Norwegian Amnesty International website, the embattled principal designee of a proposed and publicly funded Arab separatist school [the Khalil Gibran International Academy] her professed moderation is a poorly constructed hoax, and that the school will be a vehicle for leftist and Islamist ideology.
Almontaser has been careful recently to court a public image of self-sacrificing community service under the media friendly guise of bringing people together, building bridges, working to show that Islam is not a predatory religion and that Muslim Americans are just like everyone else to allay critics fears that the proposed school will be a potential breeding ground for Arab and Muslim radicalism.
The perception Ms. Almontaser has attempted to create is an illusion, she is an Islamist whose pet project the Khalil Gibran school has no legitimate place in American education.
The Khalil Gibran School - Government Funded Da'wa
Rampant Revisionism In Columbia University’s Muslim Sensitivity Teaching Plan
Khalil Gibran School - A Jihad Grows in Brooklyn
New York Set To Open A "Public" Jihad School
One insidious aspect of the response against the war on terror has been the phenomenon of Western Islamist groups aligning themselves with the hard left, organizations like International ANSWER and the War Resister's League.
Although it is not that surprising given this newfound affinity between radical Islam and Marxist revolutionaries, Ms. Almontaser seems quite comfortable in this environment, so much so that she was a keynote speaker at a September 11, 2002 demonstration organized by among others, the War Resisters League, the Saudi funded Hamas front group Council on American Islamic Relations [CAIR] and the Muslim American Society, the American wing of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Also speaking at the protest was Emira Habiby Browne, founder of the Arab American Family Support Center [AAFSC] a key promoter of and working partner with the Khalil Gibran school. [source Protest Flyer].
Adding further to Almontaser's leftist credentials is the above referenced, below excerpted interview published by the Norwegian branch of Amnesty International on October 10, 2002. Her statements in this interview are shockingly extreme, having more in common with the ideology of the 9/11 hijackers than not.
The complete interview may be viewed at [http://www.amnesty.no/web.nsf/ac1a1a01ea7194a3c1256a07004fad10/ffac5a3601aba908c1256c3d004ef7c5?OpenDocument].
“President Bush is trying to destroy the United States that I love and of which I am a result. He has abandoned our forefather's ideals of a society of freedom; democracy and pluralism build by immigrants. He is a nightmare."
“We are in favor of combating terror, but that cannot be done by violating fundamental human rights, says Debbie Almontaser (37). - After the terror attacks last year our government has put aside our civil rights and it is particularly Muslim, Arab-American and South Asian families that suffer under this."
“I would love to see a peace-loving country as Norway calling the USA to the carpet, telling that enough is enough. I would like to see Norway taking the risk demanding that USA stops the killings, spreading suffering, emergency and fear in countries as Afghanistan, Iraq, Venezuela and Sudan, she says. - I would like to see Norway show its guts in the Security Council and protest against unfair and racist policies. Stop the sanctions against Iraq; can’t you see that it is the civil population that suffers?"
“This is my South Asian neighborhood; Debbie says proud and continues in a more serious manner. - About 80 people were arrested here just after September 11 last year, no one knows why. And they still observe us, a little while ago the FBI infiltrated our community, people speaking Arabic were spying on us. That has lead to new detentions."
“The harassment has decreased. - The tendency in New York is that people embrace their Muslim and Arab neighbors. However, the same cannot be said about the American government’s policy, that fuels up under prejudice and mistrust towards every person with origin in the Middle East or Southeast Asia, Debbie thinks."
“Earlier you could be arrested for being black and driving a car, now it has become a crime to fly when you are brown. I believe a lot of Arab Americans have realized that we are in the same boat as the black Americans; we must learn from their experiences and struggle against racism. I have realized that our foreign policy is racist; in the "war against terror" people of color are the target."
Why do you think terrorists attacked the USA?
“A year ago I could not answer such a question. To me it was just impossible to comprehend how someone could do such terrible, totally sick atrocities. Many said they were not surprised that terrorists attacked the US. That hurt me deeply. Today I believe that the terrorist attacks can have been triggered by the way the USA breaks its promises with countries across the world, especially in the Middle East and the fact that it has not been a fair mediator with its foreign policy. It is not true that the people in the Middle East and Southeast Asia hate our lifestyle, our freedom and our democracy. What disturbs them is that we in order to secure our own well being, deprive them of the possibility of achieving the same high living standard and freedom of choice that we have in the western world. Terror is the last resource of a desperate and oppressed people, but that does not mean that it is acceptable. People who do terrorist acts have lost the sense of right and wrong, each individual committing such acts should be punished with the maximum extent of the law. Only Allah is entitled to take lives.
How do you think terror can be combated?
"At least not by bombing a country into pieces! We did not bomb the hometown of Timothy McVeigh to combat terror when he exploded the Oklahoma bomb in 1995. Great Britain does not bomb North Ireland to fight down the IRA, and Spain does not kill hundreds of civilians in their search for ETA terrorists. So which right do we have to kill Afghan women and children, old and young in the search for Al Qaeda?
“Terror is combated by finding the terrorist cells, break them down and bring the responsible to justice. I am sure that our intelligence can find them. With the technology of today they survey what ever they want and are infiltrated in all kinds of communities."
“I have not seen the terror threat decrease by Bush’ "war against terror." He is fighting a war against a ghost, o ghost called Osama bin Laden. What is the real and underlying motivations for the "war against terror" remains to see, but control over oil resources in the region and a shift in regime in Iraq is probably among Bush’s underlying goals."
Does the American people support president Bush’ "war against terror"?
“Many are protesting, but many more support him. But most people do not know what is going on. It is you Europeans who know about such things. The American people believes that everything is all right and that the USA lives by its ideals of democracy, individual freedom and the American dream out there as well. So did I, until 11 September 2001. But I have experienced that when you talk to people and explain what is going on, then they are as strongly against the "war against terror" as I. That gives me hope for the future."
Dhabah Almontaser's hope lies outside the confines of the American dream, which she obviously no longer believes in.
She thinks that the president is a "nightmare" that he is "destroying the United States" and that "our government has put aside our civil rights." In her world the United States is engaged in a policy of "killings, spreading suffering, emergency and fear" while the "FBI infiltrated our community" which "has lead to new detentions."
She believes that America's policies are responsible for the 9/11 attacks.
Almontaser's critique of America is Orwellian, that the country is indistinguishable from a Soviet era gulag. It is her leftist/Islamist vision that will be inculcated into the students of the proposed Khalil Gibran school, reinforcing their sense of victimhood and radicalizing them. Her ideology is alien to America's core values and founding principles. Allowing her to create an even more potent vehicle - a government funded madrassah - from which to propagate an Islamist/leftist agenda would be a precedent setting victory for those who are seeking to force America into submission.
Hi,
i posted 3-4 comments earlier on this site and my e-mail address was blocked within 30 minutes of me posting my first comment. What is this about, does JihadWatch need to block me for my comments which were obviously not aligned with the general mindset of this site?
I find this ridiculous. This site is dedicated to propaganda without giving thought to any other view point other than blank smashing of Muslims. Me being censored within 30 minutes certainly doesn't show an open mindset.
One more quote from Ms Almontaser concerning 9/11
" To me it was just impossible to comprehend how someone could do such terrible, totally sick atrocities. Many said they were not surprised that terrorists attacked the US. That hurt me deeply."
This new email address under which I now logged in will probably be blocked after this post.
Guys, be aware that this site is so heavily "moderated" that it is tantamount to censorship, which in itself is not a quality of an open, educated society.
Greetings
Andrew
Andrew:
Your prior username is not showing up in the system as banned. We are having a similar problem with another username; I don't know if the issue with your account and their account are connected yet, but please let us know exactly what the error message was, and we'll try to resolve that, too.
The same goes for anyone else who may encounter unexpected difficulty logging in.
Marisol Seibold
Jihad Watch News Editor
Well,
once I wanted to post a comment I was asked if TypeKey can send my email address, which then resulted in the authentication being not given. I deleted all cookies related to this and logged in again with the same result. The only way to post my last comment was to create a new typekey account.
I would be happy if this is just a problem with your Internet site and typekey, but I have to say I am not entirely convinced.
Andreas
Well,
once I wanted to post a comment I was asked if TypeKey can send my email address, which then resulted in the authentication being not given. I deleted all cookies related to this and logged in again with the same result. The only way to post my last comment was to create a new typekey account.
I would be happy if this is just a problem with your Internet site and typekey, but I have to say I am not entirely convinced.
Andreas
Are you clicking "yes" to share your email address with Typekey? That's the only way comments go through, in order to reliably associate a unique username with a single user.
Isn't it strange that the NYC Board of Education has not seen the textbooks that this "school" uses. It is required by law that textbooks books be available to the School Board for the public to view. But you cannot view "their" textbooks. I wonder if these are the same books published by Saudi Arabia?
"Only Allah is entitled to take lives." -- Dhabah "Debbie" Almontaser, Muslim.
Dear Dhabah,
There is no "Allah." Your false prophet Mohammed conned you and every other Mohammedan. That's why you never hear from "Allah" - it, a pre-Islamic pagan moon deity, doesn't exist.
Well, Marisol, I'd STILL like to know why Muslims come to live in the West. An explanation from them isn't allowed? Just a simple explanation - WHY?
Answer: ______________________________.
And when they get here, they have so many complaints! So, WHY? ___________________?
I'm about to head out the door, so this might be kind of brief. The comment I deleted (and Robert has a copy) asked of Almontaser, "if you're an Arab, why don't you live in an Arab country?"
Islam has certainly been a vehicle for Arab imperialism, and the nexus between the two is a complex and often thorn issue (scroll down and look for Hugh's thread on the end of Lebanon). There there is the issue of Islamochristians and appeals to common "Arab" identity via the use of the language as a means of exploitation.
But, two things:
1.) I thought what you said was painting with much too broad a brush; not all Muslims are Arabs, and not all Arabs are Muslims. Moreover, when you're discussing Arab-ness, there are cultural, linguistic, and ethnic dimensions, and particularly in the last case, a distinction must be made.
2.) By way of comparison: My mother identifies considerably with Dutch culture, and speaks Dutch fluently. Going by your statement above, I should put her on a KLM 747 back to Amsterdam.
It is ideology we're dealing with, and it is crucial to make that clear.
"The comment I deleted (and Robert has a copy) asked of Almontaser, "if you're an Arab, why don't you live in an Arab country?" --MarisolJW
That was me. I specifically meant "Muslim." Arab Muslims.
I have to say I can't agree with your comparison. Holland (Dutch) is the West.
Middle East (Muslim) is not. They are immigrating to lands completely unlike theirs, which are "Infidel." (Qur'an). Yes, that is their "ideology." So, why would they want to move to lands that are ideologically diametrically-opposed to them? I don't want to do that - I don't want to live in a Muslim land, why do they want to come to the West?
OK, RS has "a copy." I guess that's a threat. I hope not. I'm just asking a simple question - WHY do Muslims immigrate to "Infidel" lands? That's all! A simple question!
Why would an American public school teach in Arabic?
Why would the leader of the school use the word "Intifada" on a promotional T-shirt in a city where Islamofascist terrorists killed thousands?
It stinks.
Pretending it doesn't is the purview of the purblind.
Pam from Atlas kept a close tab on Almontaser. She is a trained Muhammedan agit-prop who plays every register of the Islam-intern. A vile and pernicious creature, to say the least.
One track mind: making America Islamic, at any cost.
>>Why would an American public school teach in Arabic? --profitsbeard
An excellent question. Camel/Tent.
No, I don't do threats. Just pointing out that if you feel that strongly about it you can take it up with Robert. I stand by my comment at 6:30.
darcy
Sure, Holland is the West, but a lot of other countries aren't, and their people come here w/o any issues - Filipino, Koreans, Chinese, Vietnamese, et al. None of these countries are Western countries, yet none of their people cause any trouble here. Their countries are very unlike the US or most Western countries culturally, but those citizens of theirs who come here do so to switch.
So do you oppose those people coming here? I can agree if one simply wanted to block all Muslims. But others? Only valid reason for doing that is if it's difficult to distinguish them from Muslims, like say, Arab Christians from Arab Muslims, Indians from Pakis, and so on.
Robert:
"I'm defamed on a more or less daily basis -- defamation is a staple of the rhetorical arsenal of jihadists and their allies and dupes"
Why don't you sue?
Robert:
OK "time and resources" I see.
"So do you oppose those people coming here?" --Infidel Pride
Morning, Infidel Pride. Of course I don't. They assimilate, and as you said, they don't "cause any trouble."
Whereas, the specific subjects of Mohammedans not assimilating, constantly complaining, demanding "footbaths" and "prayer time" and other concessions specific to Islam, are constants on JW/DW. You see posters' all the time commenting "Stop Muslim immigration" etc, continually recurring references to the "Demographic Jihad," or "Stealth Jihad," specific to Muslims - no other group, as well as the oft-referred to "Creeping Shar'ia." Recent articles concerning "Honor Killings" and their occurence now in the West - Western Europe, Canada, U.S., due specifically to Islamic culture - FGM in Minnesota, i.e. Muslims again. I get the bird shot at me and forced over to the side of the road by a Mohammedan who doesn't like my "DEFEATJIHAD/JihadWatch.org" bumper sticker. My husband also gets the bird, as well as a shaking fist, by a Mohammedan on an occasion when he drove my vehicle. I have no doubt that if those 2 male Mohammedans had felt more powerful - more than bird/fist would have happened. I shudder to think what would happen if some brave soul drove through Dearbornistan, MI, with that bumper sticker. Which brings up another constant subject specific to Muslim immigration - the "no go" areas, as they're called, in London and Amsterdam.
C'mon now, you people are being disingenuous. And, frankly, I don't get it. So, I'm moving on to another thread. Have a great day.
Robert needs a defense fund so folks can not so easily defame him and think they can get away with it.
I wish some rich folks would step up to the plate and provide the resources needed for this fight.