[ambrose]

raises questions about whether the so-called war on terrorism is not a war on Islam.

I didn't think there was any question on that count.

[BMC1]

Tell the ragheads to get over it.

[Chinese_American_Patriot]

Who cares? Muslims can't handle the truth about themselves?

[atomic conspiracy]

Al Reuters takes it for granted that the general should be punished for these remarks, but the most scurrilous remarks about Christianity, Judaism, and Hinduism are noisily defended as free speech.

Indeed, there a pecking order in this mediatarian re-write of civil liberties.
Atheists may publicly denounce any religion, even including Islam.
Muslims may denounce any other religion, especially Judaism and Christianity, even to the point of advocating genocide.
Hindus may criticize any religion except Islam, lest they incite the rage of the ummah.
Jews may criticize Christianity, so long as they are not Conservative Jews attacking liberal collaborator denominations.
Christians must stay silent, unless they are pacifists and collaborators, in which case they criticize only Conservative Christians anyway.

[ex-snook]

"Army Lt. Gen. William Boykin, head of military intelligence, "

Interesting twist at this time.

[dts32041]

Wasn't this handled about six months ago.

Gees next thing you know the musselmen will want Spain back, and part of john f'ning kerry's adopted home land.

[JasonC]

I am quite sure that the message we are trying to send overseas is not what this liberal idiot says it is. Rather, our message is - if you combine your Islam with hatred of the US, we are perfectly happy to come over and blow you to atoms. If on the other hand you combine your Islam with peaceful intentions toward the US, we are resigned to leaving you in the deep error that is your religion. Only a liberal would think the second means "loving" their errors. And nobody who isn't a Muslim - secular liberals included - thinks it is anything but an error. They are just scared to say so. The good general isn't.

[Hacksaw]

Yvonne Haddad, professor at Georgetown University's Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, said the administration's failure to promptly discipline Boykin smacked of hypocrisy. "When somebody says anything against blacks or Jews, they are immediately relieved of their jobs," she said.

Another sign that Georgetown's tuition is way too high.