Comments on: “NOT ALL MUSLIMS ARE BAD”…DUH!

By: give me a chance

give me a chance — Wed, 14 May 2008 14:43:42 +0000

hi everyone,
while you are reading this you should probably know by now….not all muslims are crazy like on tv!! you see, some people who are ”muslims” dont get it..they think there doing something good by blowing things up and comitting suicide when clearly its wrong in islam and cosidered a sin in islam to commite suicide!! there always blabbing about how islam isnt a relegion of peace but a relegion of death and war !! im sick of it! its bad enough that everyone around the world want to EXTERINATE all muslims …i mean come on!! its sick and wrong !! i mean there complete idiots they are !! thinking by bombing they can save the world!! hey, im amuslim and an arab too.. but let me tell you something.. IF I FIND A TERORIST ANYWHERE AROUND THE WORLD …SO HELP ME I WILL BEAT HIM UP!! seriously it breaks my heart just to see the many deaths happening in palestine nd iraq and even in the world …what im trying to say is… give some of us a chance …please…MAY GOD BLESS YOUR KIND HEARTS ^_^

By: may

may — Mon, 14 Nov 2005 20:23:21 +0000

im a muslim and im not a terrorist p.s i dint read any of the above

By: Moonbattery

Moonbattery — Tue, 23 Aug 2005 11:27:46 +0000

American Talk Show Host Silenced by Islamic Terrorist Front Group

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the same terrorist front group that was able to dictate corny plot alterations to the folks at 24, has another notch in its belt, as Western Civilization, rotted away by moonbattery, lets itself slip…

By: Moonbattery

Moonbattery — Wed, 22 Jun 2005 15:17:59 +0000

Koran to Be Used Instead of Bible in US Courts?

CAIR, the Islamic advocacy group with documented terrorist ties that successfully arm-twisted Fox into rewriting an episode of 24 so as to turn it into maudlin pro-Muslim propaganda, is now demanding that North Carolina judges allow people to swear on…

By: Van Helsing

Van Helsing — Fri, 18 Mar 2005 01:46:14 +0000

There’s no doubt that Fox would take some major propaganda hits from the other networks if they stood up to CAIR. It would be at the top of newscasts: “Racist Fox Program Incites Hatred of Oppressed Muslims.” But the silent majority would be grateful to them for standing up to both CAIR and the other networks. Fox would be demonized, but they’re already demonized in the minds of the politically correct. It wouldn’t hurt them in terms of viewers; it would make their fans more loyal. Besides, once you start knuckling under, where are you going to stop? There are some kooks out there who want Brit Hume to resign. Maybe Fox News should play it safe and fire Brit?

By: superhawk

superhawk — Wed, 16 Mar 2005 11:40:40 +0000

Excellent point, Maryhunter and I would answer it thusly;

The CBS movie provoked outrage across ethnic, racial, religious, and even political lines. While many supported CBS’s right to show the movie and worried about the pressure being put on the network, the fact is that the reason that CBS caved was a result of the massive, organized, and public protests of a pretty broad range of people.

Fox, on the other hand, caved to a small minority represented by a pressure group with ties to terrorists. Their reasoning was much different than CBS because of the rivalry between Fox and other MSM outlets. One can imagine (and I’m sure Fox executives COULD imagine it) that any protest mounted by CAIR and the muslim community would be dwelt on lovingly by the other major MSM outlets. CAIR would milk the protest for all that it would be worth and Fox would, in the end, lose the PR war.

While Fox’s capitulation is understandable, it is to my mind inexcusable because it sets a precedent that other networks may feel compelled to follow. Changing a program “artistically” to satisfy a pressure group is also different than making a decision on whether or not to show a controversial movie.

By: The MaryHunter

The MaryHunter — Wed, 16 Mar 2005 11:28:40 +0000

I agree that the Good Arab Bros. bit appeared cartoonish and contrived… but talk about a network caving to an interest group; lest we forget CBS and the whole Ronald Reagan movie fiasco. Granted, it was a tasteless, twisted portrayal of one of our 5 greatest presidents (and it was conservatives, and probably a plurality of the USA, as the ‘interest group’), but is there a parallel here of a network capitulation to explore?

By: Kevin

Kevin — Tue, 15 Mar 2005 17:24:54 +0000

Maybe that’s because CAIR is part of the problem. Aren’t they on record for wanting the caliphate established in the USA?

By: Van Helsing

Van Helsing — Tue, 15 Mar 2005 12:33:46 +0000

Good post. Nobody’s objecting to positive portrayals of Arabs, but the patriotic brothers scene in last night’s 24 was so corny and contrived that you couldn’t forget for a moment that you were being subjected to propaganda at CAIR’s behest.