President Bush Attends Iftaar Dinner at the White House

www.whitehouse.gov ^ | Oct 16, 2006

[Esther Ruth]

Yes, No, No

[Esther Ruth]

"I understand that the President has to be diplomatic.."

Sez who?

[Chena]

You sound downright reasonable in that post. So why did you flame President Bush by saying, "Seriously, we could be about to be hit with a major attack from the Religion of Peace®:. Don't kiss up to these bastards. Have you learned nothing?

Do you think his words at this Iftaar dinner were meant for the terrorists? Of course not. So why flame him for being a good man who sees what you say you see; that not ALL Muslims are evil, murdering terrorists.

[Sender]

Sez the established doctrine of nonoffendium throatslittus.

[Sender]

I merely say that we should rightly call a spade a spade and a murderous cult a murderous cult. My apologies to the mall Muslims.

[You Dirty Rats]

As an intelligent man, President Bush knows that not all Muslims are Islamic Extremists/terrorists. Have YOU learned nothing?

They have learned nothing.

Al-Qaida has no chance of defeating this nation on their own. Their openly-stated plan is to use barbaric acts of terrorism in the hope of inciting a global religious war.

President Bush does not believe all Muslims agree with al-Qaida. He does not believe that America should fulfill Osama bin Laden's fondest wish and declare war on Islam.

Sadly, many on this thread agree with bin Laden, not the President, and believe that an American member of FDNY is an enemy of our country solely because his religion matches that of al-Qaida. These confused posters do not realize that religious hate and bigotry is exactly what the enemy wants us to feel.

Religious freedom has existed in this land for centuries. A weirdbeard with twenty suicidal fanatics is a pretty foolish reason to abandon our most cherished right.

[Bobbisox]

Least we not forget that he is the President to all the people, not just Republicans (keep your enemies close). Besides, can you imagine what this country would do if he were to refuse the dinner?

[Chena]

There are evil Muslims, no doubt about it. That's why I refer to them as the "extremists", or "Islamic extremists", or simply the "terrorists". I know the difference and President Bush has made it perfectly clear that he knows the difference as well. Even what you refer to as the "mall Muslims" know the difference.

[Sender]

I am concerned that the 98% of Muslims who seek my death give a bad name to the 2% who like me as I am.

[Chena]

Bravo!! I pray that the majority of Americans understand what it is that Al-Qaida, and other Islamic extremist terrorist groups want. Religious righteousness is not an excuse for stupidity.

[Cecily]

He can host the dinner and skip all the slobbering blather about the "religion of peace." Given recent history and our military's ongoing fight against Islamofascists, is that too much to ask?

[Sender]

There really is no excuse for stupidity; you just have to dance faster and hope no one noticed.

[Chena]

I am concerned that the 98% of Muslims who seek my death give a bad name to the 2% who like me as I am.

98%? Is that a global number, or within the U.S.?

[Chena]

There really is no excuse for stupidity; you just have to dance faster and hope no one noticed.

Well, let me tell ya, there's alot of "fast dancers" around here. It makes the fox-trot look like a slow waltz.

[Sender]

Well in the end you just have to pick sides or be the waterboy.

[Cecily]

Or the dhimmi.

[Chena]

He can host the dinner and skip all the slobbering blather about the "religion of peace." Given recent history and our military's ongoing fight against Islamofascists, is that too much to ask?

He honored Muslim military men and women, he honored good Muslim Americans, and other Muslims who have joined us in the WOT. What sort of "good" American could find fault in that?