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And they're not happy.
In "University of Columbia students oppose Hatred Week in US," from the Islamic Republic News Agency, it's all about "Islamophobia," of course, with no recognition whatsoever that any Muslims might have done anything that might have given rise to "Islamophobia," or that Muslims worldwide have any ability or responsibility to do anything to stop jihad violence and Islamic supremacism.
Posted by Robert at October 21, 2007 7:17 AM
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The arrogance and grandiosity of Mohammedans knows no bounds.
Who says we HAVE to like Muslims, Mohammed, Qur'an? Who says we can't "hate?" I hate Naziism - is that OK?
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at October 21, 2007 7:56 AM
Yesterday morning, C-Span hosted a representative from the Arab American Anti-Discrimination Association. His sole purpose for being on the show, in which he was given plenty of time to expound upon, was to protest the Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week. He claimed that most of the universities where the events would take place, have vowed to disassociate themselves with the events in any way. Of course, in every other sentence, he assured the audience that he was for 'free speech' but these events would inspire 'hate' yada-yada.... Most pleasantly, many of the call-in guests asked very tough questions about hatred and killing in the Koran, Saudi Arabia, all of which he would answer that he was not a student of the Koran...etc. The host of C-Span claimed that they had also twice invited someone representing the Islamo-Fascism week but that no one had responded. I wonder if that is true?
Posted by: maryrose at October 21, 2007 8:16 AM
"Islamophobia" is, of course, a propaganda term that is part of the deceptive nature of Islam in its permissions to deception. I have come to the conclusion that deception is a kind of suicide of the real self and therefore Islam is a kind of suicide of the true self and that people such as Fibrahim Hooper and CAIR-liars (e.g.) are deception-liar--suicide-bummers. There are a lot of deception-liar-suicide-bummers in this "religion". People are more and more aware of the permissions to deception in Islam. Ultimately the permissions to deception in Islam will be the undoing of this "religion". My words here will prove prophetic in the future.
Posted by: Frank at October 21, 2007 8:42 AM
"He [the representative from the Arab-American Discrimination Committee] claimed that most of the universities where the events would take place, have vowed to disassociate themselves with the events in any way."
--- from the article above
Have they? In what way? Until they know what those "events" -- that is, talks -- contain, why or how can they dissassociate themselves? And are universities normally in the habit of either disassociating or for that matter associating themselves with this or that speech given by outside speakers on campus, but not sponsored by the university?
The statement appears to be more blague, the fog-machine filling the studio, and hence the living rooms of viewers, with what it makes best.
Posted by: Hugh at October 21, 2007 9:04 AM
It should be interesting to see how the Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week events play out once the HLF verdict, due out tomorrow, is reported by the press.
Last night, Fox finally aired the banned PBS program “Islam vs. Islamists". This program revealed that the Sauds have infiltrated and heavily funded the NOI here in the US.
This intensive level of scrutiny is certain to ruffle a lot of feathers. Good. Maintain the intensity or increase it.
More please. Faster.
Posted by: heroyalwhyness at October 21, 2007 9:25 AM
"University of Columbia students oppose Hatred Week in US," from the Islamic Republic News Agency
What a load of confusion and distortion packed into one sentence!
At first, I wondered what the students in Bogota were so worked up about, but upon further reading I found the article concerned Columbia Univ, not the Univ of Columbia.
Then I thought that this was good news; people should be against hatred. But then the article revealed that the students in question were not opposing hatred, which would mean they were opposing Islam, which is hatred with a capital H, which teaches and preaches hatred from the cradle on, which has taught and spread hatred for over 1300 years. No, the students were opposing anti-hatred. They are trying to keep people from becoming aware of the hatred that is Islam.
at October 21, 2007 10:00 AM
Like a deadly virus that will die when exposed to the sun, islam is being confronted and exposed.
Couldn't happen to a finer snake ideology.
Posted by: dgene at October 21, 2007 10:25 AM
"The host of C-Span claimed that they had also twice invited someone representing the Islamo-Fascism week but that no one had responded. I wonder if that is true?"
From maryrose above:
I dont think that people like David Horowitz,let alone Daniel pearl,Robert Spencer and a host of many others would hesitate for one second if C-Span invited them on to talk about Islamo fascism.
at October 21, 2007 11:38 AM
Uh, Mackie, unfortunately Daniel Pearl would not be able to accept C-Span's invitation...
Frank - You a Prophet!
Posted by: darcy at October 21, 2007 1:22 PM
Notice that Iran doesn't oppose hate coming from the Islamic side (as for example hatred of the Jews).
Fortunately, no one need care WHAT Iran opposes. Anyone with a modicum of sanity automatically opposes the mullahs' demented hatred of Jews and other non-Islamic ethnicities.
Posted by: pythagoras at October 21, 2007 1:56 PM
"Iran notices Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week"
I really object to the term "Islamo-Fascism."
Aren't we really playing into the hands of Muslim apologists when we use this term?
It suggest' that the old mantra that Islam has been hyjacked by Faciest elements is true, and that the "true" Islam has nothing in common with terrorist elements.
The truth is that Islam is perfectly compatible with terrorism, and provides all the justification terrorist need to commit their crimes.
The correct, and most accurate, term would be "Islam awareness week".
Why pretend along with the apologists?
Posted by: rational at October 21, 2007 3:15 PM
Makes ya wonder if they're also aware of this one, too.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/10212007/news/regionalnews/hate_crime__vs__jews_on_rise_i.htm
Of course, not...*ahem*
at October 22, 2007 3:18 AM
...and if they're not happy about @ topic,
they're REALLY gonna be upset at their islami-commie alliance being exposed for what it is...
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=7188C239-7219-4AB5-B273-EB246ECC9A33
(revolutionary communist party, created by bob avakian long ago, are the creators of "not in our name" pseudo-"peace" scam, and are well-known now:
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupProfile.asp?grpid=6197 )
*yawn*
Posted by: jcom972 at October 22, 2007 3:25 AM
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