Listen & Learn: Steve Malzberg on the GZ Mosque, Pastor Jones, and "Islamophobia"

Vocal Minority ^ | 9/12/10 | EricTheRed

[EricTheRed_VocalMinority]

So here was the scene yesterday … The POTUS lecturing the American people about being tolerant … Muslims worldwide burning American flags and Israeli flags with impunity while shouting chants like “Death to America.” … Ah, must be September 11th.

Because that’s what seems to happen these days on the anniversary of an event that Muslims worldwide celebrate with vigor: Muslims wreak havoc around the globe, and we Americans get lectures about how intolerant and Islamophobic we are.

And to add insult to injury, the president from whom these condescending lectures come has surrounded himself with characters who have openly stated that the United States deserved the 9/11 terrorist attacks. ...

For weeks since the news that this GZ mosque was in the works, we’ve heard the liberati go on incessantly about American intolerance, bigotry, and Islamophobia. From the New York Times to Time to Newsweek, from the lefty talkers on MSNBC and NPR to the lefty “anchors” at the networks, all we’ve heard about is this growing threat against American Muslims and against Islam in general. Two whopping instances of mosque burnings and the stabbing of a New York City cab driver have been used as fodder to craft this entire narrative. This was then bolstered heavily by that nutcase pastor in Gainsville, Florida who threatened to hold a Quran burning on 9/11—an event that ultimately did not take place but which, ironically to no one in the Democrat-media complex, was met with actual American and Israel flag burnings by Muslims around the world.

The clip below from the Steve Malzberg show is from last Tuesday. That seems like ancient history in ...

[FrankR]

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"The POTUS lecturing the American people about being tolerant"

while being completely intolerant of those who would disagree with islam.

[Gaffer]

Phobia? I take phobia as being an 'unwarranted' dislike/hatred of something.

My hate for Islam and isn't 'unwarranted'; it is entirely justifiable. It is not a religion - it is a disease of the soul.