"Democracy and Political Islam Can't Co-exist,"explains cadiologist, Zuhdi Jasser

Jerusalem Post ^ | March 18, 2011 | Oren Kessler

[Seeing More Clearly Now]

Zuhdi Jasser is a respected Arizona-based doctor of internal medicine and nuclear cardiology, formerly a lieutenant-commander in the US Navy and attending physician to the US Congress.

As founder and president of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, he is also one of the most controversial Muslims in the United States.

Jasser, raised in Wisconsin by Syrian immigrant parents, describes himself as a devout Sunni Muslim, but his organization’s unyielding battle against political Islam has placed him in the crosshairs of groups like the Council on American-Islamic Relations and the Islamic Center of America, which he says have failed to adequately address the “insidious separatism” of political Islam.

...Jasser offers no apology for testifying in this month’s contentious House of Representatives hearing on Muslim radicalization in the US. He says the committee chairman, New York Republican Rep. Peter King, “provided an opportunity for Muslims to talk about how we are going to solve our own problems.”

Of the last 220 arrests by the US Department of Justice on terror charges, Jasser notes, more than 180 of the suspects were Muslims.

“You have 1.5 percent of the population that is over 80% of the arrests,” he says.

“And the arc has been increasing.” ...

[Seeing More Clearly Now]

The U.S. continues to be invaded by bigoted Muslim terrorists and their children and disciples brainwashed to spend their lives murdering non-Muslims. This is serious, folks. Useful idiots, wake up; this is not an abused minority, but an invading seditious army.

[WXRGina]

I’m sorry, but I have no belief whatsoever in so-called “moderate Muslims.” http://www.dakotavoice.com/2011/03/the-myth-of-the-moderate-muslim/

[Pelham]

A Moderate Muslim is one who has run out of bullets.

[WXRGina]

Yep.

[Secret Agent Man]

If it was 80% of any other group the media itself would be declaring it an epidemic of hate from whatever group it was.

[Secret Agent Man]

A muslim who runs out of bullets is one who immediately starts practicing Al-Taqiyaa.

[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

A muslim who runs out of bullets is one who immediately starts practicing Al-Taqiyaa.

Indeed.

A muslim who has not run out of bullets:

A muslim who has run out:

[GladesGuru]

“The U.S. continues to be invaded by bigoted Muslim terrorists and their children and disciples brainwashed to spend their lives murdering non-Muslims.”

I must disagree. The Koran is full of commands to kill, steal, rape, butcher, ad anuseam.

Oh, I forgot that the Koran is full of pedophilia.

Winston Churchill said it best, when he described Islam as “the greatest retrograde force on earth.”

ISLAM DELENDA EST - because of what ISlam is and what Islam does.

[Intolerant in NJ]

"Democracy and Political Islam Can't Co-exist,"explains cadiologist, Zuhdi Jasser...that's why all this talk about "democratic revolution" in the middle east is delusional - there's democracy the process and democracy the form of government - all those people in the street in Libya and Egypt and Tunisia and on and on think no further than democracy number one - that they'll get a chance to vote for some leaders and reforms - but I think they'll never get to democracy number two, an enduring, rights-based government - political Islam is relentless, ruthless, and uncompromising, and eventually that area will be controlled by Islamic dictators who will make their people wish they had Mubarek and Gadaffi back......

[Free Vulcan]

and bombs.