It is precisely that mutual love of Islam and America that led Dr. Jasser to speak out in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, when he was disgusted by a parade of Muslims taking to the media to blame "U.S. foreign policy" rather than Islamic fanaticism... yesterday he was the star witness at the congressional hearings on Islamic radicalization... "I've never met a Muslim who wouldn't report violence," Dr. Jasser says. "But this isn't about violence; it's about walking back the ideas that can lead to violence, specifically those ideas that can implicitly justify actions against the 'oppressors.' " ... "Cooperation is also a continuum," he says of the controversial comments from Mr. King that the Muslim community has failed to cooperate fully with law enforcement. "It's not just about reporting violence but about reporting radicalism and then going further and countering those anti-American sentiments." ... Labeling himself "a fairly orthodox Muslim," Dr. Jasser does not hesitate to note that he and his wife are "raising our children conservatively in the Islamic faith." ... "Ultimately and most importantly," Dr. Jasser says, his passion rising, "what I want is for my children to grow up in an Islamic community that rejects Islamism in favor of the principles of liberty."Freedom to Lie in order to bide time as our strength increases during the hudna is the chief liberty. IOW, sorry, no, I don't believe him. And this op-ed paints a nice rosy picture, and basically gives part of what he said, but then over 2/3 is spin. FAIL. Thanks Dr. Sheldon Cooper, I found this while reading your comments. Welcome to FR.
Taqqiyya shoots them in the foot. Now that we all know that they’re supposed to lie to fool their enemies, we will never be able to tell the “good” from the bad.
Kill ‘em all; let God sort ‘em out.
Too harsh.
Okay, deport ‘em all and let I’manutjob sort ‘em out.