Franklin Graham Tells CNN Anchor "Trust me Girl - You Don't Want to Live" under Islamic Law - Video

Freedom's Lighthouse ^ | December 11, 2009 | Brian

[Federalist Patriot]

Here is video of Rev. Franklin Graham talking to CNN's Campbell Brown about the War in Afghanistan and President Obama's speech in accepting the Nobel Peace Prize.

Franklin Graham said "true Islam cannot be practiced in this country (America). You cannot beat your wife, you cannot murder your children if you think they commit adultery, as they do in these other countries." He pointed to Saudi Arabia as an example of a whole nation devoted to Islam that lives this way. Graham said wherever Islamic Sharia Law is practiced, this is how people are treated.

Campbell Brown was disbelieving. Graham told her:

"Where Sharia Law is the law of the land, Campbell - trust me girl - you don't want to live there."

Graham said many Muslims living under the oppressive Sharia Law want to get out of Islam, but they cannot. He pointed out he has worked in Muslim countries for 50 years, and has many Islamic friends. Graham said there are millions of wonderful Muslim people, but where Islam is dominant, he finds it to be a very "violent religion." Graham said more than 2 million Christians have been killed in Southern Sudan by the Muslim majority there. . . . (VIDEO)

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[rae4palin]

Sharia law is being implemented here already. The Rifqa Bary case in Ohio:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2422922/posts

[Dr. Scarpetta]

Feminists don’t seem to care about the fact that women are oppressed in Islamic countries.

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[xsmommy]

and isn't she married to Dan Senor? you gotta think HE knows what the deal is with sharia law.

[philetus]

How can people be so blind to what goes on under Sharia law?”

Because they are not willing to do any research of their own.

[AppyPappy]

If you really want to irritate someone, point out something obvious they are trying hard to ignore.

[MayflowerMadam]

I love that guy, too. At a thrift shop, I picked up his autobiography, “Rebel With A Cause”, for $1. I needed something to read on a flight and thought it might not be too bad. It was excellent!! I think it was written maybe a decade ago. His accomplishments are amazing. You don’t hear much about his adventures, and he doesn’t seem like a thrill seeker, but he has taken/takes incredible risks in the most horrible parts of the world. He doesn’t just sit in an office and delegate.

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