Jihad on "24": FOX, Kiefer Sutherland Repent to Radical Islam

DebbieSchlussel.com ^ | February 8, 2005 | Debbie Schlussel

[Cool Chick]

Jihad on “24”: FOX, Kiefer Sutherland Repent to Radical Islam

By Debbie Schlussel

It was too good to be true.

FOX’s “24” is the most exciting show on TV, this season. Action. Adventure. And it actually tells the truth about Islamic terrorists.

They are here on our shores, pretending to be loyal Americans, and they are plotting to take over our country. With the help of plenty of complicit Muslim-Americans, working for the government and government contractors.

Unfortunately, 9/11 wasn’t enough to prove that to many Americans. Way too many Americans—especially the ones deciding what we see on the big and small screens.

Take Suhail Khan, who was the Bush White House’s director of Muslim Outreach. His father, Mahboob Khan, brought Al-Qaeda chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri into the United States and into his mosque, twice in the mid-to-late ‘90s, to raise money for Al-Qaeda. Suhail Khan invited anti-American terrorists, like indicted Islamic Jihad chief Sami Al-Arian, into the White House to meet with the President.

But a “West Wing” episode written about Khan was laudatory of his loyalty to America.

(Incredibly, Khan remains in the Bush Administration as General Counsel to the Federal Highway Administration, where he’s informed of all transports of military and nuclear weapons and hazardous material on federal highways.)

I’ve written about Hollywood’s worship at the politically correct alter of radical Islam. Despite the reality that all contemporary terrorists are Muslim, Hollywood operates in another universe where all terrorists are Hispanic drug-dealers and neo-Nazis – anybody but Muslims. Because, as we all know, Hispanic drug-dealers and neo-Nazis blew up New York buildings, hijacked planes, murdered their New Jersey Coptic neighbors, and beheaded Americans in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan. . . .

[Cool Chick]

Another bitch-slap by Schlussel. This type the targets--which she hits on the bulls-eye--are FOX, actor Kiefer Sutherland, and Muslim traitorous groups MPAC and CAIR. There are a lot of good links. This chick does her research . . . . .

[ichabod1]

Good article. Bump.

[Pio]

"(Incredibly, Khan remains in the Bush Administration as General Counsel to the Federal Highway Administration, where he’s informed of all transports of military and nuclear weapons and hazardous material on federal highways.)"

Shrub is keeping us safe.

[kromike]

Agreed.

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To FOX, couldn't-CAIR-less, and Kiefer Sutherland:

Until I see strong, solid evidence that CAIR emphatically and sincerely denounces and condemns acts of terrorism by Muslims, I'm going to ignore your pointless and ridiculous disclaimer by hitting the mute button.

"24" is a great show that doesn't need to pacify a Jesse-Jackson-shakedown organization.

[Mr. Mojo]

....Hollywood’s worship at the politically correct alter of radical Islam. Despite the reality that all contemporary terrorists are Muslim, Hollywood operates in another universe where all terrorists are Hispanic drug-dealers and neo-Nazis

The worst was when the (nuclear) terrorists in Tom Clancy's book The Sum of all Fears were changed at the last minute in the movie version (right after 9/11) from Islamists to neo-Nazi types. After that PC move, they didn't get my money.

[FreePaul]

FOX’s “24” is the most exciting show on TV, this season. Action. Adventure. And it actually tells the truth about Islamic terrorists.

I haven't watched more than fifteen minutes of the program this season. I still haven't changed my mind about it though. The agency portrayed is the most incompetent, corrupt and unbelievable group of misfits ever assembled. The headquarters building seems more like a haven for The Phantom Of The Opera than an office. I don't believe that the agency could recruit people at a rate that would keep up with their losses. So far this season I haven't seen dangerous daughter but it's not too late for her to show up and create another disaster.

My wife is a regular watcher. I used to watch it with her but had to quit because my comments, while recognized as being correct, weren't welcome.

[kromike]

I had the exact same reaction; I was going to see "Sum", but when I heard about the switch, I said, "forget it."

Not all Muslims are terrorists, but most terrorists appear to be Muslims.

[Noachian]

Kiefer Sutherland's muslim disclaimer on "24" only points out the "special situation" of muslims in America post 9/11. That disclaimer brings back the memories of joyful muslims over the twin-towers attack by their own kind.

When American-muslims ban together to rid this country of their insane muslim brotherhood then they'll have earned their place in American society.

[7.62 x 51mm]

Why would FOX bend over for the subhuman muslim filth at CAIR and MPAC? Ailes should hazve told them he had no intention of meeting with them, and that no disclaimer was needed. He caved.

[sarasota]

And terror wins yet another round.

[ichabod1]

me too. It was a great book, but part of the reason it was so good was that it was plausible. With White Aryan Neo-Nazis (as opposed to swarthy middle-eastern muzzle neo-nazis) it is in-credible, or unbelievable. They simply aren't into that at this point in our history.

[ichabod1]

I don't think Ailes runs Fox. I believe he is only boss over Fox News Channel.

[D2012]

I snail mailed Fox a couple of pages of reality check about CAIR and its ties terrorism. Included were the links http://www.anti-cair-net.org/ and http://www.danielpipes.org/article/394.

[the OlLine Rebel]

THANK YOU for posting the link.

I have missed Debbie Schlussel; since Jewish World Review and I think WorldNetDailey removed her from their line-up ages ago, I've wondered if she had any form of syndication. Doing searches for her earlier I only came up w/some incidental links. Didn't know she has a site now.

Love her no-holds-barred writing. We need more no-nice-nice-nonsense writers.

[sheik yerbouty]

The CAIR disclaimers are proving couterproductive. Everyone knows they are jihadist liars!

[Brad’s Gramma]

Shrub is keeping us safe.

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[Christopher Lincoln]

There's a problem with this: the story on Debbie Schlussel's website doesn't have the paragraphs quoted, accusing Suhail Khan. Perhaps on reconsideration she deleted that charge.