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"All that the bigots on FreeRepublic are doing is feeding their own hatreds"

Ah, excuse me, but who is the bigot here? When I went to the Middle East I don't remember hearing church bells ringing all over the place. Do church bells ring in any Muslim country? I doubt it. I do remember hearing lots of calls to prayer in the Middle East but I did not complain about it, obviously, because I was the visitor in those foreign lands.

The United States, on the other hand, is primarily Christian and we are at war with Islamic terrorists coming from a multitude of Islamic countries. We are not certain exactly who the enemy is (since they are cowardly terrorists who want to kill us civilians). Therefore, my point it, for a radio station to give aid and comfort to the enemy within our own borders is traitorous, especially since we are on heightened alert and there is always a call to prayer before another attack. If that makes me a bigot - then oh well.

I am not against a Muslim-owned radio station that markets to Muslims to have the call to prayer. That is different. It would be no different than a Christian station. The station discussed in this thread however is not owned by Muslims, so obviously, the traitor is just trying to make a political statement by sympathizing with the terrorists amd he deserves to be FReeped.

You posted: Ah, excuse me, but who is the bigot here? When I went to the Middle East I don't remember hearing church bells ringing all over the place. Do church bells ring in any Muslim country? I doubt it. I do remember hearing lots of calls to prayer in the Middle East but I did not complain about it, obviously, because I was the visitor in those foreign lands.

My reply: Well if we can bring democracy, and we need a strong military for that, to these Middle east Countires there is the hope that Church Bells will ring. I am getting off of this thread. Peace and Love to All....

You haven't established that all Muslims are terrorists, and you won't be able to, for it is not the case.

Furthermore, a private radio station is within its Constitutional rights to broadcast Muslim prayers, and doing so is not an act of treason. If you have any doubts about that then you are free to make a citizen's arrest of the radio station manager, and take the consequences of your actions.

We will not be holding our breaths for the salon bolsheviki to act upon their convictions, though. We understand that that is for others to do.