Al Franken responds to critics of the Ground Zero Mosque

Filed under:Culture War,War on Terror — posted by Jack on 8/19/2010 @ 9:41 pm

Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) said on Wednesday that conservative criticism of plans to develop a mosque and Islamic community center in close proximity to “Ground Zero” in New York City is “one of the most disgraceful things that I’ve heard.”

Disgraceful? Criticism is disgraceful?

Let’s take a look at what that word, disgraceful, means: shockingly unacceptable, scandalous, deplorable, despicable, contemptible, dishonorable, reprehensible, outrageous, abominable, atrocious, appalling, dreadful, disgusting, shameless.

Do you know what’s disgraceful to me? That Muslims would even consider building a mosque anywhere near Ground Zero. And if we let it happen, it just confirms to them that we are the weak, spineless, corrupt kafur that they think we are. That would be disgraceful.

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American comments about about the Ground Zero Mosque

Filed under:Culture War,War on Terror — posted by Jack on @ 8:45 pm

It’s funny that the same liberals who won’t let you put a Nativity Scene in a town square because it’s inflamitory think it’s a great idea to put a Mosque at ground zero.

If the Muslim religion is a peaceful, caring religion where are those people within the religion? Why don’t the peaceful Muslims stand up to those who preach hatred and violence? (Answer: because those those who preach hatred and violence are hateful and violent – it’s the same reason why Penn Jillette will not do a program about Islamic Bullshit. He does not want to end up like Theo Van Gogh)

The significance of building their mosque at Ground Zero is not lost on the Muslims involved in the project, nor should it be lost on us. They have built their Mosques on conquered ground before and they intend to do it again.

Remember, Muslims do NOT separate politics from religion as we claim to do. We will get lost in the political discussion as they build their Dome at the site of their victory.

At least Giuliani has the decency, as an American, to object to anything Muslim even casting a shadow on that hallowed ground. I also remember the videos of the Muslims dancing in the streets in celebration of their mass murder. This is NOT a religious issue: it’s a gross lack of taste and character.

Well you knew the minute Sarah Palin said the mosque should be built somewhere other than near Ground Zero that the left would immediately champion the mosque.

Giuilani is right. The mosque does not belong near Ground Zero. Considering that all of these Muslim attacks have been formated at their mosques, building them anywhere constitutes a threat to the US. Freedom of Religion applies to religions that do not support terrorism and that does not include Islam.

http://buzz.yahoo.com/article/1:nbc_new_york197:2f07fdd076e99df54536f28dd5511d37/Giuliani-on-Mosque-This-Project-Is-Divisive

Don’t fall for the taqiyya: Ground Zero Mosque is not about diversity, it’s our Cordoba

Filed under:Culture War,War on Terror — posted by Jack on @ 7:26 pm

by Pat Condell

“It’s true that diversity has been good for America; it’s been the making of that country, but American diversity has always been grounded in respect for the values – the individual liberties – that make America what it is.

Islam rejects those values – and that’s the difference, and it’s a very important difference.

Islam despises what America is, it rejects everything that America stands for – including freedom and diversity, and any Muslim who denies that is a liar.

The organization behind this scheme is called the Cordoba Initiative, and the building is to be called “Cordoba House” and this is because Cordoba, or COR-doh-ba, is the city in southern Spain where Muslims built their first great mosque at the start of, and as a symbol of, their conquest of Spain.

The Ground Zero mosque is intended to serve the same purpose in America.

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Do you CAIR?

Filed under:Culture War,War on Terror — posted by Jack on @ 6:58 pm

Are you familiar with CAIR? The Counsel on American Islamic Relations?

Sounds like a good thing, right? Learning to get along, becoming a part of the great melting pot of cultures that is America? Except that, as one Muslim leader said, “Islam is not here to assimilate it is here to dominate.”

Before you buy into the marketing that CAIR is producing, read the book, “Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld that’s Conspiring to Islamize America” by P. David Gaubatz

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Somali teens randomnly attacking people in Saint Paul, MN

Filed under:Culture War,War on Terror — posted by Jack on @ 6:09 pm

Naturally, anyone who objects to this will be branded “racist”.

What about all the Norwegian, Swede and Danish teens who are out there attacking people on the street? They go to those Lutheran churches and learn all about how Lutherans are superior and will someday rule the world, that all non-Lutherans must either convert, die or submit to being second class citizens.

Yeah, the real problem here is race. (that’s sarcasm, folks). Minnesota, like the Netherlands, made the mistake of thinking that everyone is like them, that if they welcome strangers, show kindness, everything will work out fine.

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Flipboard for the iPad

Filed under:Technology — posted by 3wire on 8/17/2010 @ 10:13 pm

Filipboard might be the killer app for the iPad. The integration with Facebook and Twitter is amazing.

http://www.flipboard.com/

Modern Ethical Videogames

Filed under:Gaming,War on Terror — posted by Q Ball on 8/9/2010 @ 8:09 pm

Today I read this preview of a game called Operation Flashpoint: Red River and I really liked what the guy from the game studio said. The game is supposed to take place in the modern day. He was talking about multiplayer and how he did not think that it was ethical to have the “player” play as a terrorist or any other faction killing US soldiers. Hence no multiplayer, they focused on making the best single player campaign they were capable of. I have great respect for that.

Red River

Saudis to Monitor BlackBerry Data

Filed under:Bill of Rights,Technology,War on Terror — posted by 3wire on 8/7/2010 @ 6:50 pm

From  CNET via the Comms section of Warrior Times

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion has decided to allow the government of Saudi Arabia access to BlackBerry users’ messages, in order to avoid a ban on the device in the country, the Associated Press reported Saturday.The AP quoted an official at the Saudi Communications and Information Technology Commission as saying that the deal between RIM and the government would likely involve placing a BlackBerry server inside the country to enable the Saudis to monitor data.


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