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We're done, pbrown. I am against Islamic extremist/facist/terrorists, and every terrorist organization in the world. I support our President and our military men and women. The difference between you and me is that you want to paint everyone with the same brush. I am quite confident that President Bush would be ashamed of you too. Your kind of support, he/we DO NOT NEED.

It might come as a surprise to some, but CAIR doesn't like Muslims either- at least not the ones who don't march in lockstep with them:

CAIR metes out even worse treatment to Muslim opponents, as the case of Khalid Durán shows. Durán taught at leading universities and wrote about Islam for think tanks; he was commissioned by the American Jewish Committee to write Children of Abraham: An Introduction to Islam for Jews.
Fourteen scholars of Islam endorsed the manuscript prior to publication; it won glowing reviews from such authoritative figures as Cardinal William Keeler of Baltimore, the eminent church historian Martin Marty, and Prince Hassan of Jordan.
Then, before the book was even released, CAIR issued two press releases insulting Durán personally and demanding that the Children of Abraham be withheld until a group of CAIR-approved academics could review the book to correct what it assumed (without having read the manuscript) would be its "stereotypical or inaccurate content."
Islamist publications quickly picked up CAIR's message, with Cairo's Al-Wafd newspaper announcing that Durán's book "spreads anti-Muslim propaganda" through its "distortions of Islamic concepts."
A weekly in Jordan reported that ‘Abd al-Mun'im Abu Zant—one of that country's most powerful Islamist leaders—had declared that Durán "should be regarded as an apostate," and on this basis called for an Islamic ruling to condone Durán's death.
Days later, Durán's car was broken into, and a dead squirrel and excrement were thrown inside. CAIR, far from apologizing for the evil results of its handiwork, accused the American Jewish Committee of fabricating the death edict as a "cheap publicity stunt to boost book sales."[125]--[125]Daniel Pipes, "An American Rushdie?" The Jerusalem Post, July 4, 2001. [126] Interview with Ahmed Bedier, Fox Hannity & Co., Fox News Network, Feb. 15, 2005.