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Archives for September 2010

WaPo spreads myths about mosques in America while claiming to clear them up

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More tendentious, misleading and false information from yet another blinkered ideologue given a platform in a major “news” source. “Five myths about mosques in America,” by Edward E. Curtis IV in the Washington Post, August 29 (thanks to all who sent this in): In addition to spawning passionate debates in the public, the news media […]

Rauf’s tax-exempt mosque on W. 85th Street in Manhattan doesn’t exist

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More duplicity and deception from this vaunted “moderate.” “Questions Raised About Rauf’s Nonexistent Mosque,” from IPT News, September 1: The federal government considers the Muslim group founded by Ground Zero Mosque leader Feisal Abdul Rauf to be a tax-exempt church. But federal records show the group obtained that status by claiming to hold prayer services […]

Fitzgerald: Mayor Bloomberg: If Not Now, When?

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Feisal Abdul Rauf at this point perhaps wishes he had never come up with his slyly all-things-to-all-men triumphalist mosque, and no doubt wishes as well that he had never gotten himself involved with fellow slumlord, the far cruder and more obviously bullying Sharif El-Gamal. Feisal Abdul Rauf has a marvelous ability to personally ingratiate himself […]

Islamic supremacists have used poison gas against girls’ schools in Afghanistan for two years

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It just happens that the mysterious gas only appears at girls’ schools — and that the Taliban have been fierce opponents of the education of girls. “Gas Sickened Girls in Afghan Schools,” by Rod Nordland for the New York Times, August 31: KABUL, Afghanistan — Blood tests have confirmed that a mysterious series of cases […]

Iran, chief beneficiary of US incursion in Iraq, welcomes US pullout

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And urges punishment for the “invaders.” The Thug-In-Chief didn’t even offer a word of thanks to Washington for all that the U.S. has done for Iran in Iraq. “Iran welcomes US pullout, urges punishment for Iraq invaders,” from AFP, September 1: TEHRAN: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad welcomed the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq but […]

Iraq: “The minority religious communities here have very little faith in the Iraqi forces; many are actually scared of them”

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Trouble for religious minorities in Iraq is on the increase. “Remember religion’s role in Iraq,” by The Rev’d Canon Dr. Andrew P B White in the Washington Post, August 31 (thanks to AINA): The withdrawal of U.S. combat troops from Iraq is a significant event for the religious communities and those, who like me, serve […]

Back to school!

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“A few days after Jesus had died on the cross and been buried, his apostles claimed that they had seen and talked with him. They believed that Jesus was indeed the messiah and had risen from the dead, or been resurrected.” — Global History and Geography: The Growth of Civilization, by Henry Brun, Lillian Forman […]

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