Army bows to Hamas-linked CAIR, rescinds evangelist's invitation to prayer service

Jihad Watch ^ | 23 April 2010 | Robert Spencer

[Monterrosa-24]

No matter what the circumstances, the Army has no business bowing to the will of a group that has been named an unindicted co-conspirator in a Hamas funding case, and has had several of its officials convicted of jihad terror-related charges.

And given Franklin Graham's explanation of his remarks, now the Army is abetting the whitewashing and coverup of the institutionalized mistreatment of women in Islamic law...

[Monterrosa-24]

The limp-wristification of the higher echelons of the Army is very apparent.

[circlecity]

This had Obama’s fingerprints all over it. He didn’t have to give the direct order, rather, “who will rid me of this troublesome evangelist.....”

[Terry Mross]

I think we’re screwed if “worse comes to worse”. It’s obvious whose side the army will be on.

[izzatzo]

There’s a very disturbing trend here in the “good ol’ USofA”-Obuma wants us to be like Europe and he’s having his way.

[Tarpon]

Obama regime bows a lot to tyrants and terrorists.

Get used to it.

[MissEdie]

It’s our Muslim President, not anyone with the Army.

[silverleaf]

Well, there goes the pork barbeque planned for lunch

[Ben Mugged]

I have to agree with the Army on this one. Graham’s comments were inappropriate. What if he had said something similar about the Catholic or Jewish religion?

[Carley]

What next? Releasing Major Hason to the care of CAIR?

[Robe]

“when things get ugly, I’ll side with the Muslims.”.....BHO

[Red Badger]

Oh, Henry..............

[Monterrosa-24]

I see nothing inappropriate with Graham’s comments. He said he loved the Muslim people but not their religion. How can any Christian leader say ANYTHING good about the false prophet? If one does then he ceases to be Christian.

[Ev Reeman]

This murderer’s records should be open and made public. The public has a right to know just how dangerous this man was and why steps were not taken to nip it in the bud before the massacre occurred.

I would imagine there are going to be a lot of wrongful death suits filed against the army because of this.

[Robe]

I have to agree with the Army on this one. Graham comments were inappropriate. What if he had said something similar about the Catholic or Jewish religion?

Well if priest or ministers, were telling their congregations to kill people, would you have him stay silent then also?

Truth is what it is..

Islam is not a religion,
It is a ideology based on world domination masquerading as a religion.
No other religion requires total submission or death.
Islam does.!
ISLAM IS TERRORISM BY IT'S VERY NATURE
Shout it from the rooftops !!!

[Monterrosa-24]

Yes, we are becoming much more like the Euro-Weenies.

[muawiyah]

Hmm. The sissiyfication of the DOD continues. First we have the JCS advocating that homosexuals be enlisted so they may "act out" publicly and otherwise in military housing and barracks. Now we have the DOD itself kow-towing to Moslem whining.

God help the women in the military!

[WNC mountainboy]

When the next one goes crazy like the nut at Fort Hood, the people who made this decision should be tried for murder as well. Placate, placate, what ever happened to common sense !

[WNC mountainboy]

Oh, everyone’s friend, “Army bows to Hamas-linked CAIR”

I think not.

[Mr. Lucky]

If made about the Catholic or Jewish religions, Graham’s statement would not have been true. No one can seriously argue that what Graham said about Islam is not true.

[Psalm 144]

“I think we’re screwed if “worse comes to worse”. It’s obvious whose side the army will be on.”

I think it is obvious - and was always predictable - what side the senior parlor marshals, pogues and REMFs will be on.

A simliar split would occur in police departments.