Who said there weren't any secular Muslims? We were talking about Muslims that pray 5 times a day, fast in Ramadhan and embrace sexism. Were any of these people outraged? I'm talking Saudi's, Palestinians, Afghanis etc
Not, muslims that received a western education, live in a secular country, and believe in the freedom of speech.
right?
just sayin'
Dear God. I didn't hear any of those. I guess I should have been more descriptive in my post. I'm not some idiot that doesn't think anyone could easily find pro-(terrorist)muslim propaganda in Google.
Say anything negative about muslims and the left wing WF gestapo comes out swinging....
Brave new world we live in.
sorry, my fault. forgot you only listen to fox news. you're right, you won't hear any of that on there
But you social conservatives
Didn't even read your post but ...
they all appear to support murdering 'infidels' or they wouldn't be so quiet about it when it happens...
...You really shouldn't make generalizations about people you know nothing about.
Not sure why you're attacking me with your fabrications.
what attacks? what fabrications?
Saying I get all of my news from FOX. So I guess that means you suck at the nipple of Olberman.
Ongoing: The Council on American-Islamic Relations
Critics of CAIR, including six members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate,[52][75][76] have alleged ties between the CAIR founders and Hamas. The founders, Omar Ahmad and Nihad Awad, had earlier been officers of the Islamic Association of Palestine (IAP), described by a former FBI analyst and Treasury Department intelligence official as "intimately tied to the most senior Hamas leadership."[77] Both Ahmad and Awad participated in a meeting held in Philadelphia on October 3, 1993, that involved senior leaders of Hamas, the Holy Land Foundation, and the IAP.[78][79][80] Based on electronic surveillance of the meeting, the FBI reported that “the participants went to great length and spent much effort hiding their association with the Islamic Resistance Movement [Hamas]."[81] Participants at the meeting discussed forming a "political organization and public relations” body, “whose Islamic hue is not very conspicuous."[82]
from Council on American-Islamic Relations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaPipes has accused CAIR of demanding that a billboard declaring Osama bin Laden "the sworn enemy" be brought down in 1998 as "offensive to Moslems", denying bin Laden's responsibility for the Africa embassy bombings, calling the conviction of the 1993 World Trade Center bombers "a travesty of justice," calling the conviction of the blind Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman a "hate crime", calling the extradition order of suspected Hamas terrorist Mousa Mohammed Abu Marzook "anti-Islamic", calling President Bush's closing of the Holy Land Foundation for collecting money used to support Hamas "unjust" and "disturbing", praising and defending convicted murderer H. Rap Brown as well as convicted attempted murderer Adnan Chaudhry, and their LA office head calling Israelis "zionazis"; he also quotes the FBI's former chief of counterterrorism Steven Pomerantz saying that CAIR "effectively" gives aid to international terrorist groups.[93]
CAIR's leadership must have stretched its collective memory back to 1994 and recalled (along with counterterrorism expert Matthew Epstein) that Omar Ahmad and Nihad Awad, former officials of the Islamic Association of Palestine (IAP), founded the organization, while IAP's president, Rafeeq Jabar, was (according to Steve Emerson) one of CAIR's founding directors.
Former FBI counterterrorism chief Oliver "Buck" Revell has described the IAP as "a front organization for Hamas." This linkage between the IAP and Hamas was decisively established in 2004, when a federal judge in Chicago found it partially liable for $156 million in damages for its role in aiding and abetting Hamas in the murder of David Boim, a 17-year-old American citizen.
And, CAIR no doubt remembered that it had been caught by Joe Kaufman exploiting the 9/11 attacks to raise funds for two Hamas-linked fundraising organizations, the Holy Land Foundation (HLF) and the Global Relief Foundation.
Ihsan Bagby, a future CAIR board member, stated in the late 1980s that Muslims "can never be full citizens of this country," referring to the United States, "because there is no way we can be fully committed to the institutions and ideologies of this country."
Omar Ahmad, CAIR's chairman, announced in July 1998 that "Islam isn't in America to be equal to any other faith, but to become dominant. The Koran . . . should be the highest authority in America, and Islam the only accepted religion on earth."