How anyone can ignore the teachings of the Quran in relation to the 9/11 attacks, and the thousands of terrorist acts since then, is truly mind boggling. While not every individual Muslim is our enemy, make no mistake that Islam is. The teachings of the Quran are totally incompatible with individual freedom, justice, love, and Western Civilization in general.
Far from being funny, people like Behar would actually be very dangerous if they ever gained complete power. Compassionate progressives like her would have little compunction in silencing all opposition to their political views. While preaching diversity, they strive for a world where collective thought is the accepted norm.
Now it seems that the illegal immigrants and their supporters are using the same victimhood card that Islam has been using. Who could blame these law-braking invaders? It seems o be working great for the Islamists!
We will never forget, even though many Americans have. We will never forget even though the evil cretins who want to build this disgraceful mosque wish we would.
What is just as sickening as the proposed building of this Mosque is the fact that they want to use September 11th 2011 as the grand opening. That’s right; on the tenth anniversary of the Muslim terrorist attacks, the super Mosque will open while there is still nothing but a gigantic hole where the Twin Towers stood. The symbolism is as clear as it is evil! While the families and friends of the victims hold their annual memorial to read the names of the murder victims, they will have to endure the opening of this Mosque.
In a study done by New York’s Mount Sinai Medical Center released in 2006, 70 percent of 911 recovery workers have suffered lung problems, and high rates of lung abnormalities. Dr. Robin Herbert, co-director of the group that performed the study said “There should no longer be any doubt about the health effects of the World Trade Center. Our patients are sick.”
Eight years ago today, our country and our world changed forever. On that gorgeous Tuesday on September 11th, I was speaking to a friend shortly after the attacks, when I said something that I remember to this very day. I told him that “the world as we know it - is gone for good.” I’m not [...]
