[Nice50BMG]

Is this "know your enemy" as Sun Tsu said, or is this an affront to 911 Victims. Maybe both. I'm interested to hear the discussion.

[Mount Athos]

Don't they confiscate all the profits from books murderers write to compensate victims? Maybe that could be done in this case.

[FormerLib]

Heck, we have crap such as this here on Free Republic: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1323855/posts

[newagepublius]

Why does it not surprise me that CNN (CommieLib Nitwits Network) is promoting a book sure to inflame the Islamofascists in the U.S. and abroad? People who buy this book of Islamofascist screeds belong at Gitmo, so their sympathies can be investigated. And do not tell me "First Amendment!" The First Amendment does not protect terrorists or their sympathizers.

[DianeDePoitiers]

If the families sue, it might go all the way to the Supreme Court as a free speech issue. The equivalent would be the publication of Mein Kampf and the attendant pain this would cause to Holocaust victims and their descendents. I believe publishing Mein Kampf is legal in this country, although it is forbidden in Germany.

[Just Lori]

If ever there was a time for book burning......

[mc6809e]

On of the best things we can do is allow them to publish this.

Why? Because it would overturn about 90% of the beliefs of the blame-america-firsters as to the cause of the hatred for us.

The more people that have an accurate picture of the motives of these terrorists the better. There will be even less sympathy for them.

[Banjoguy]

There is absolutely nothing in the islamo-fascist murdering philospophy of Bin Laden and Al Queda worthy of study.

If one wants to know more, read the history of the development of the Koran.

There is only one solution to their medieval conversion by the sword mentality, i.e. kill each and everyone of them without hesitation. Our strategy and tactic will ultmately win out, misguided bleeding hearts notwithstanding.