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Reza Aslan: Trump Is Popular Because of 'Islamophobia'
Frontpagemagazine ^ | April 12, 2016 | Robert Spencer

Posted on 04/12/2016 5:19:15 AM PDT by SJackson

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1 posted on 04/12/2016 5:19:15 AM PDT by SJackson
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Islamo-awareness


2 posted on 04/12/2016 5:20:53 AM PDT by UnwashedPeasant (A slave is one who waits for someone to come and free him.)
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I wonder how many US govt checks Reza is cashing? And under how many identities? And getting taxpayers to subsidize his housing, schooling, food stamps, free Obama phones, utility payments, etc etc etc. Did Reza plead "asylum" to get hefty monthly SS checks.....PLUS SSI for various ailments for him and his family?

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Here's how the peace-loving Muslims cash-in. This is very common in the Muslim community...this one got caught b/c he murdered two Christians.

REFERENCE A federal criminal complaint detailed a Texas Muslims schemes to bilk the US govt: Claiming he couldn't work he scammed taxpayer disability assistance funds w/ complaints of fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue symptoms, affective disorders, and so on.

He maintained several addresses on the Texas property to facilitate various schemes and used various names.

He was collecting tax dollars for a son supposedly living overseas.

At the same time he was secreting real estate, jewels, vehicles and cash in US and foreign bank accounts.

Texas Muslim---Serial Killer of Christians---on Disability and Food Stamps,
had Diamonds and 200 Credit Cards Hidden on Texas property

Front Page Magazine | 6/20/2014 | Daniel Greenfield / FR Posted by Dqban22

This sort of thing is surprisingly common among Muslims -very few seem to have jobs but they drive around in luxury cars and are well-dressed and fed. The only reason this case came to light is because the Texas Muslim refugee committed two murders in Texas, one of which he actually got away with.

The murder of Christian believer, Gelareh Bagherzadeh, was reported earlier. Gelareh Bagherzadeh was an Iranian Christian who came to this country only to be murdered by a Muslim because she encouraged his daughter to marry the man she loved.

The Texas Muslim claimed he was too disabled to work. But he wasn't too disabled to kill.

BACKSTORY The Texan, a strict Muslim, was furious when his Jordanian-American daughter married a man without his permission. The Muslim, Ali Mahwood-Awad Irsan, blamed his daughters husband, relatives say. They say he also faulted one of her closest friends, 30-year-old Gelareh Bagherzadeh, a Christian convert who widely denounced Islam.

<><> First Christian-believer Bagherzadeh was killed, gunned down outside her parents Texas Galleria townhouse complex in January 2012.

<><> Eleven months later, Irsan’s son-in-law died after being shot multiple times in northwest Texas, in the Harris County apartment he shared with his wife.

The Texas Muslim thought he could get away with murdering because he had already gotten away with so many other things in Texas.

Federal authorities executed a search warrant at Irsan’s sprawling, 5-acre property 40 miles north of Houston, where they allegedly found cash, diamonds, pearls, weapons and phony passports hidden in attic rafters, in secret compartments throughout a cluster of trailers and outbuildings and even inside the buried drum of a clothes dryer at the Conroe, Texas property.

The Muslim Irsan, his wife Shmou Ali Alrawabdeh, and another daughter were subsequently arrested on a variety of federal fraud charges and are in federal custody.

A federal criminal complaint detailing the discoveries recounts a saga of nearly 20 years in which the 57-year-old naturalized citizen from Jordan, and his family, allegedly scammed taxpayer disability assistance funds claiming “fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue symptoms,” and “affective disorders” while secreting real estate, vehicles and cash in US and foreign bank accounts.

The complaint also alleges the Muslim Irsan:

<><> was receiving taxpayer funds for a son not living in the US,

<><> maintained several addresses on the property to facilitate various schemes, and,

<><> once disabled a safety feature on a saw then purposefully cut himself to receive a $75,000 settlement.

The Muslim Ali was certainly industrious and entrepreneurial, just not quite in the way amnesty advocates like to claim.

Also found on the property was a makeshift gun range, which witnesses said “five or six Muslim families” frequently visited to fire AK-47s and information about Irsan’s attempts to get a silencer. Nothing to do with Islam I’m sure.

The rest of the scam ...... While there have been no allegations of terrorist ties regarding the Muslim familys alleged (a) foreign bank accounts, and, (b) suspicious wire transactions, Irsan’s strict adherence to radical Islam may have been a motive in the alleged murders.

Authorities are also re-examining a 1999 case in which Irsan was not indicted after claiming self-defense in the shooting of son-in-law Amjad Alidam, who was married to Nasemah Rachelle Irsan.

Prosecutors also revealed, in connection to the social security fraud and credit card charges against Irsan, that they found more than 200 credit cards with various names and multiple variations of his own name throughout the home.

Arresting officers say they also found more than 40 similar credit cards in his wallet the morning he was arrested. His daughter also alleges, among multiple other schemes detailed in court documents, that Ali Irsan purposely disabled the safety device on a Ryobi rotary saw and purposely cut his own foot. Prosecutors say he used that injury to receive a $75,000 settlement from the manufacturer.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/dgreenfield/muslim-killer-on-disability-and-food-stamps-had-diamonds-and-200-credit-cards/print/

3 posted on 04/12/2016 5:21:35 AM PDT by Liz (SAFE PLACE? A liberal's mind. Nothing's there. Nothing can penetrate it.)
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“A large swath of us.”
Sorry Reza,we do not consider you to be with “Us.”
You are in the “Them” crowd.


4 posted on 04/12/2016 5:21:46 AM PDT by Farmer Dean (168 grains of instant conflict resolution)
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It’s not “islamophobia”

It’s islamo-odium.


5 posted on 04/12/2016 5:22:50 AM PDT by Westbrook (Children do not divide your love, they multiply it)
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6 posted on 04/12/2016 5:24:02 AM PDT by Travis McGee (www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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To: Liz; LucyT; Travis McGee; T-Bone Texan; DoughtyOne; stephenjohnbanker; little jeremiah; ...
"Paid for by our tax dollars, that is, to Catholic and Lutheran Charities, who make a ton of profit off the import of these primitives."

"Congressman Barton speaks following Lakeview tour"

esp watch last 10 min: interview with 'church' organizer Matt Authier (who's on the take)

(notice how Authier is continuously and nervously bobbing his head up and down
-hoping to speed up each question and get the interview over with)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59J0i3LNoY8

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As an aside, I saw my very first muslim terrorist yesterday in Target.

He was wiping his snot from his runny nose on the produce and then putting the produce back. I circled them a few times to confirm. He had an imam with him, as well as a Mexican handler, who looked embarrassed.

The imam was yakking loudly on the phone to announce their presence. You know, as a form of territory marking like ghetto people do with their stereos - “I’m here; respect me”.

The Mexican was obviously a paid assistant - Paid for by our tax dollars, that is, to Catholic Charities, who make a ton of profit off the import of these primitives.

6 posted on April 8, 2016 at 3:09:55 PM CDT by T-Bone Texan

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The way it was explaind to me is this:

The church group (not just Catholic Charities, there are others profiting from this treason, like Lutheran and Baptist groups) gets a contract from the FedGov. They then provide “services” to the terrorist.

One of these services is integrating the terrorist into our society, and they will take the terrorist on field trips wherein they learn how to game the system, exploit our kindness, and in my case wipe their snot on veggies/produce that other people will buy in an attempt to make them sick.

But make no mistake, Catholic Charites and many other religious groups have recently signed very lucrative contracts with the FedGov, and thus when they announce that helping terrorists is moral and godly, I ask “Who profits from this action? - Cui bono?”

These groups are very happy to take the govt’s money, and the collateral damage that is the utter destruction of our culture

They should be your enemy too.

PS: The handler was Mexican. He was a product of Mexican culture and he was otherwise unrelated to the terrorist and the imam culturally. He even looked embarrassed, which is a “tell” vs muslims, who never seem to have a sense of shame, only arrogance and entitlement.

7 posted on April 8, 2016 at 3:11:29 PM CDT by T-Bone Texan

7 posted on 04/12/2016 5:24:37 AM PDT by Mr Apple (Congressman Barton speaks following Lakeview tour www.youtube.com/watch?v=59J0i3LNoY8)
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To: SJackson

More bunkum from yet another worshipper of the obama Washington status quo.


8 posted on 04/12/2016 5:27:31 AM PDT by Jack Hammer (uff said.)
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If every few days I saw people being hit in the face with baseball bats by people wearing yamulkas, I would eventually get the idea that people wearing yamulkas may pose a threat.

A leftist is simply a fool that lacks the simplest pattern recognition capability inherent in brains.


9 posted on 04/12/2016 5:32:24 AM PDT by baltimorepoet
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Phobia means “fear”. Case closed.

There is ample reason to fear people who are motivated by the middle eastern death cult ideology. They murder, they rape, they burn, they destroy.

How do you deal with fanatical maniacs deluded by a false, demented, violent ideology? You can’t reason with them. They don’t have a working mind like most other people. Giving them jobs and free WIFI won’t keep them from murdering, raping, burning and destroying. You keep them the hell out of your country!


10 posted on 04/12/2016 5:34:58 AM PDT by I want the USA back (The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those who speak it. Orwell.)
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ALL Donald Trump was saying was that the influx of HORDES
of mostly young male Muslims were very puzzling and should
be TEMPORARILY HALTED in order to stop, take a breath, and
see WHAT THE HELL is going on up front! Going off
half-cocked is not a good trait in a President of the
United States & leads to rash decisions like the decisions
that Anglehead Merkel has made in Germany regarding the
largely MALE Muslim hordes. TRUMP may just be wiser than
Hussein Obama gives him credit.


11 posted on 04/12/2016 5:41:52 AM PDT by Twinkie (MORATORIUM ON MIGRANTS!)
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To: I want the USA back
Phobia means “fear”. Case closed.

No, phobia means an irrational fear. A legitimate fear is not a phobia. The use of phobia in homophobia, islamophobia, etc... is their way of trying to bash those who have disdain or distrust of people for their actions or lifestyle. Someone here put it better. Islamo-odium.

Odium 1.general or widespread hatred or disgust directed toward someone as a result of their actions

12 posted on 04/12/2016 5:43:38 AM PDT by IYAS9YAS (I got nothin'.)
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Reza Aslan may appear to be a cheese-eating surrender sodomite right now, but when his terrorist superiors give him the green light he’ll be hacking and slashing away at the “kaffir”.


13 posted on 04/12/2016 5:48:28 AM PDT by Objective Scrutator (All liberals are criminals, and all criminals are liberals)
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To: I want the USA back

“How do you deal with fanatical maniacs deluded by a false, demented, violent ideology?”

Patton said it best: “Kill the bastards.”


14 posted on 04/12/2016 5:50:42 AM PDT by elcid1970 ("The Second Amendment is more important than Islam. Buy ammo.")
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The idiot who wrote this should be in a nut house.


15 posted on 04/12/2016 5:56:45 AM PDT by mulligan (I)
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I suppose I should stop being surprised at the people the MSM drags out as “experts” and “moderates.”

Reza Aslan wrote a fictional book about Jesus. Titled “Zealot” it portrays Jesus as a hateful anti-Roman Jewish military Zealot. He ladles some facts in here and there in order to make the Christian view of Jesus just slightly wrong.

Aslan’s transparent aim is to make islamist terrorists more palatable to Christians (”liberal Christians” I guess). Of COURSE, the New York slimes lauded the book and “cooked the books” to make it a so-called “#1 New York Times Best Seller.”

Gee! What a surprise he is making the circuit.

Oldplayer


16 posted on 04/12/2016 5:58:54 AM PDT by oldplayer
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Deport this duechebag.


17 posted on 04/12/2016 5:59:17 AM PDT by jmacusa ("Dats all I can stands 'cuz I can't stands no more!''-- Popeye The Sailorman.)
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So what? Who cares what Reza Asshat thinks?


18 posted on 04/12/2016 6:06:58 AM PDT by sheik yerbouty ( Make America and the world a jihad free zone!)
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To: UnwashedPeasant

Yep.

The islamophobes are those who insist terrorism to advance Islam and Islamic Law is not about advancing Islam and Islamic Law.

Fear, “phobia”, is a cause for doing what those you fear want, in this case being silent about how Islam itself is a central aspect in terrorism, not speaking honestly about them or resisting their agenda.

There’s a video series by a guy who discuses how to build a proper threat doctrine on Muslim terrorism by referencing what Muslims say to each other, the doctrines and books on Islam that they consider authoritative rather than what some outsider says about them or what they say to outsiders (propaganda).

http://youtu.be/nhZe7eZK4dw (to first video)

In the series we find such examples of how far up their asses the PC political class has their heads shoved like, IIRC, how the assessment of the Fort Hood attack eventually had hardly any reference to Islam in it.

Myself, I’ve described being caught between those who want to kill or subjugate you and those who are so afraid of being insensitive and intolerant that they will refuse to admit the simple truth about Islamic terrorism as being “stuck between a rock and a dumb place”.


19 posted on 04/12/2016 6:08:32 AM PDT by Rurudyne (Standup Philosopher)
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The use of the “phobia” appendage is a sure sign of low intellgence.

It is also a sure sign of a weak, moronic argument.


20 posted on 04/12/2016 6:08:33 AM PDT by Da Coyote
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