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[Capt. Tom]

Norquist says Islamic Institute “was formed to promote within the Muslim world the fact that the Koran and Islam are perfectly consistent with a free and open society.” That is flat out heresy. A muslim should be following the wishes of Allah and not trying to get along with infidels. -Tom

[Jhoffa_]

It's very simple..

The Constitution affirms the right to worship "Allah" Period.

You cannot commit crimes while worshiping "Allah" however.

It's simple and it's fair..

If the preaching of these Islamists falls into the cateogry of conspiracy, then the question of complicity comes into play.

[Bob J]

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[churchillbuff]

“This country is facing a terrible fate. This country stands condemned.”

I've heard pro-lifers use the exact same words. That statement in and of itself isn't a sign of disloyalty or terrorist sympathies.

[churchillbuff]

the sometimes unclear lines between peace-loving Muslim Americans and those who pose a threat is a dilemma ---

That's for sure. Bush would be stupid to act in a way so as to alienate all or most American Muslims, because Arab Americans gave him a majority of their votes, if I've heard correctly. Very possibly, without Arab votes for Bush, Gore would be president today. If Bush doesn't want to spit at this community the way some firebrands are urging him to do, it's hard to blame him.

[Jael]

What have we here. Interesting that he tries to hit Gaffney with a bigot stick. That's such a liberal screed.

[Jael]

Seems like the title should be "The first to see who the real conservatives are."

[xm177e2]

Norquist is with the enemy. He's like that Wormtongue guy...

[dagnabbit]

However, Norquist, while “not vouching for anyone,” said the Muslims who had access to the president passed muster with the Secret Service and the FBI or they wouldn’t have been there.

“If they were a security risk, not if they said something stupid, if they were a security risk or a problem ... the Secret Service would pull them out,” he said.

By that standard, Osama Bin Laden, properly searched and supervised, would be an appropriate White House guest.

And is Norquist implying (I think he is) that some of his invitees were culled from the list by the FBI or Secret Service?

[ImpBill]

Norquist said, “It is important that we, as conservatives, stand up against bigotry, racism, and religious hatred whenever it raises its ugly head.”

I, while understanding it, don't really like nor appreciate the way the President and others are playing the "Islam - Peace", bull.

I would ask Mr. Norquist if it is ok to stand up against the bigotry and religious hatred inherent in the Socio/Political/Religious system of Islam as directed by the Quran?

Is he possibly saying that American conservatives should turn the other cheek when dealing with a philosophy that is intent upon world domination and willing to achieve it through the killing of all "infidels" (defined as those who are not of the Islamic faith).

I really am getting tired of hearing and reading "conservatives" spouting the progressive message for political game. Of course those in charge, while not as foul as the Democrats, really aren't conservative at all in practice. But they do talk a good game for political expediency and bamboozle many of the faithful here on FR and across the land.

The "support me 'cause I am not Democrat, afterall", defense is beginning to wear thin.

[Alouette]

Ramadan in the White House.

[Commander8]

I'll take the word of Frank Gaffney over Grosser Nosetwist anyday.

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[truth_seeker]

"Norquist says Islamic Institute “was formed to promote within the Muslim world the fact that the Koran and Islam are perfectly consistent with a free and open society.” "

Could the good Mr. Norquist give me several examples, of real countries today, rules by the Koran and Islam, which are free and open?

I didn't think so. Case closed.