Posted on 03/03/2010 10:40:57 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
Someone pinch me. Hannity actually let Mosab Hassan Yousef, brave heroic apostate out of Islam, speak uninterrupted on his show about Islam. This subject matter is never spoken honestly on Fox, let alone Hannity. They fear it.
Mosab Hassan Yousef is the son of a jailed Hamas terrorist leader and MP, Sheikh Hassan Yousef the most popular figure in that extremist Islamic organization. Mosab, as a young man, assisted his father for years in his political activities. He converted to Christianity and operated undercover in the service of Israel's intelligence agency for a decade.
Tonight Sean Hannity broke the media taboo and had him on the show. Kudos.
Mosab Hassan Yousef: "The god of the Koran hates Jews anyway, if there was "occupation" or not"
The problem is with the god of Islam"
"this is not about being brainwashing, this is how people grow up everything around you in that society school, street every evet is telling you those facts about Islam."
Hannity: We keep hearing about that there is a distinction, the difference between radical Islam and mainstream Islam
Mosab Hassan Yousef: This is a big mistake. Comparing between moderate Muslims and fanatics. This is not how we compare it. All Muslims to me are the same. At the end of the day they believe in the god of the koran and they believe that this koran is from that god.
Hannity: You're saying that most Muslims think that jihad is where they need to go
Mosab Hassan Yousef: It's not their choice. If they believe that the koran is from the word of god ...........
Hannity: So let me ask this again. So when people talk about moderate Islam, you're saying it doesn't exist?
Mosab Hassan Yousef: It doesn't exist.
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I don’t understand the beef here. For sure, Hannity is quite “green” as journalism goes, but if he confirmed that there is no such things as “moderate” Islam then he did very well. So why the heartburn?
I don’t think there’s any beef, just shock and awe that this was finally allowed to be said out loud on a major news/commentary program. I was watching and I nearly fell out of my chair.
IT’S ABOUT TIME!!
Wow! That was awesome. I’m going to buy his book.
It’s a alarming thing about FoxNews. This is great that Hannity did this but what about the rest of FoxNews. It disgusts me how islam friendly they are over there. Over the weekend, they had these rag head chicks on who are suing one of the rag head chick’s employers because she alledgedly got fired for wearing the rag, or hijab or burqua.
I made the comment to my wife that women rag heads do not choose to wear the rag, no, they are required under islam to wear the rag because they have no rights. I then said to my wife, “you think these female rag heads can sue there husbands for discrimination in their own homes, because sweetheart, these ladies have no rights in their own homes”. I then pointed out what happens to young muslim women who become Americanized and what happens to them by their fathers. Foxnews never talks about this.
And if they don't believe it and think there is a choice then they aren't really Muslims.
I’m surprised Prince Alwaleed, the Saudi owner of __% of NewsCorp, allowed this to happen.
Unfortunatley there are folks in OUR country who are enamored of the Prince of lies, as well.
If nothing else should demolish Islam as a religion, and many things should, the wearing of the burqua should do it. That is saying that women are evil and that Muslim men are unable to control themselves after even the sight of a woman’s bare flesh regardless of the part of the body or how much. What kind of BS is that?
A better explanation is that Muslim men are brutal in their insecurity as men and in their religion.
Mosab Hassan Yousef: It doesn't exist.
That is correct. Any Muslim who believes and practices "live and let live" with the Infidels is an apostate, as worthy of death as any of us.
And because of taq'iyah, you can never trust any Muslim.
He may be an apostate Muslim. Like the "cafeteria Catholic" who chooses what parts of the faith to practice and what to ignore, for appearances' sake.
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