Two topics dominate the show today: the increasing Muslim influence in Europe and America and the Fort Hood shooting.
On November 12, 2009, In Crime, Culture, Middle East, National Security, Race Issues, Religion, Terrorism, guns, racism, By Paulie
“It was very wrong, very wrong. Very sad. His behavior was not at all Islam. He hurt all Muslims.” — Syed Ahmed Ali, an Imam at the mosque where killer Nidal Malik Hasan regularly prayed. (source)
“I don’t know his intentions. I don’t know what he was thinking. I won’t condemn another Muslim.” — Duane Reasoner, 18, someone that viewed Hasan as a religous mentor.
We need MORE muslims like the imam that actually publicly stated that Hasan’s actions were wrong. Conversley, we need to closely watch all muslims like this idiot that cannot find it in his heart to condemn a man that just killed 13 people and injured 20 more.
CBO budget analysis, lack of Obama administraiton transparency, lots of czars, Letterman attacks Palin, Obama re: Iran uprising, analysis of his lame response.
I’m not a big fan of the Middle East. I’m not fond of stoning people to death because they are gay, or because they were accused of adultury. But I have hope that the younger generation can take Iran to a better place. An Iranian student puts the election in perspective:
On Saturday and yesterday, Mousavi supporters defied the regime in some streets, in Vanak Square, Fatemi Street, they set a bus on fire and they were beaten by the police. It is clear to everyone now that Ahmadinejad has stolen this vote and that he will shut down the young people on the streets. After a few days their anger will be abated.
When I have wiped my tears away, I have something to be happy and proud of. Mousavi may have lost this fraudulent election, but people will not forget him, and what is more they will draw a line between him and what he represents and this government.
George McCleod was abducted and beaten while covering the election in Iran. What was Obama doing? Playing golf. What was Biden saying? The usual verbal diarrhea he is known for. Here is video of an Iranian protester being beaten to death. Here is a sample of McCLeod’s experience:
For a few terrifying hours Sunday, I was mistaken for an anti-government protester, giving me a glimpse into how the hundreds arrested over the weekend are being treated by authorities in a system where dissidents are known to “disappear” and not be seen again for months.
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