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AP report on thwarted terrorist attacks within the United States downplays Islam’s central role in the planned attack

on Nov 20 2012 | Filed under: California, Islam, Muslim violence

Tweet The headline in the San Francisco Chronicle was simple:  “FBI: 4 Calif. men charged in alleged terror plot.” California men, huh?  Did they have names like Big Kahuna and look like this? “Yo, dude, I’m like going to, you know, like, attack the man. It’ll be, like, totally tubular.” No? Well maybe these California [...]

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And what’s the guy’s citizenship have to do with the price of tea in China?

on Oct 19 2011 | Filed under: Uncategorized

Tweet You’ve already heard about the horrible Southwest flight, during which Ali Reza Shahsauri screamed in Arabic: “Allahu Akbar… you’re all going to die.” Don’t worry, though.  We’ve just been assured that it’s not terrorism (although it certainly managed to instill terror).  Why isn’t it terrorism?  Because: A spokesman said: ‘The FBI continues to investigate, [...]

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“Diversity gives us the appearance of variety, unity gives us strength.”

on Oct 01 2011 | Filed under: Multiculturalism, Muslim violence

Tweet My friend Navy One made the statement that is my post title.  The statement appears in a post he wrote about Anwar al-Awlaki, a subject I probably should have covered, but didn’t.  Now, of course, having read Navy One’s post, which is better than anything I could have written on the subject, I feel [...]

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