Oh grow a pair Rick! Burning a Quar'an is nothing compared to what Muslims worldwide do and say about Americans. Pastor Terry Jones has a right to burn the Quar'an and deliver his message and warning of Islamization of America, which is an accurate message:
"We have declared September the 11th 'International Burn a Qur'an Day' because we want to send a very clear message," Jones said.
"It is indeed a radical message but a very clear, radical message to Muslims, to Sharia law, that that is not welcome in America."
Where are all of these progressive liberal hypocrites like Chris Matthews, Rick Sanchez, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Eric Holder when American flags are being burned on college campuses and the rest of the world?
They're nowhere to be found....give is a break. This is manufactured outrage and these morons need to remove the word 'Islamaphobe' from their vocabulary. This loathsome term is nothing more than a thought-terminating cliche conceived in the bowels of Muslim think tanks for the purpose of beating down critics.
Are we becoming a nation of sissies or what?
(CBS)The Florida pastor at the center of a small congregation and a massive international outcry over plans to burn dozens of Muslim holy books on the anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks told CBS News Wednesday morning his intentions had not changed.
"As of right now, we feel that this message is that important. We are still determined to do it, yes," Rev. Terry Jones told "Early Show" co-anchor Harry Smith.
Despite admitting to CBS in an interview a day earlier that his actions would almost certainly offend all the world's Muslims, Jones insisted Wednesday morning that his "warning" was "geared towards radical Islam," followers of which he claimed were trying to gain control and impose Muslim law in the United States.
"We see its influence around the world. We are sending a message to them that we don't want them to do as they appear to be doing in
Europe," Jones told CBS. "We want them to know if they're in America, they need to obey our law and constitution and not slowly push their agenda upon us."
Jones claims Islamic fundamentalism is far more widespread among America's Muslim population than believed or acknowledged by officials. He cited as an example an incident he claims took place Tuesday, in which a Muslim woman came onto his church's property and threatened him.
Jones, whose small church in Gainesville has a regular attendance of less than 100 people, has refused to give in to pressure from the White House, the State Department, the Attorney General and America's top commander in Afghanistan.
Attorney General Eric Holder was the most recent member of the Obama administration to lash out at the Qur'an burning plans, reportedly calling them idiotic and dangerous in a private meeting with religious leaders on Tuesday.
LISTEN TO THIS PHONY HILLARY CLINTON CONDEMNING THE BURNING OF THE QUAR'AN.
Listen to Ingrid Mattson in the video below. She's the President of the Islamic Society of North America’s (ISNA) United States office.
Why is this woman anywhere NEAR the White House?!? This woman has a lot of nerve...
Who is Ingrid Mattson?
In a talk she delivered at a 2000 ISNA Conference in Canada, Mattson lauded the work of Islamic revivalist and jihadist Maulana Abul A'la Maududi, an author who had written, approvingly, in his 1980 book Jihad in Islam:
“Islam wishes to destroy all States and Governments anywhere on the face of the earth which are opposed to the ideology and programme of Islam regardless of the country or the Nation which rules it … Islam does not intend to confine this revolution to a single State or a few countries; the aim of Islam is to bring about a universal revolution.”
In 2001 Mattson was elected Vice President of ISNA; five years later she was elected President.
At an October 2001 open forum sponsored by CNN, Mattson was asked by a participant to comment on Wahhabism, an extreme, intolerant form of Islam with myriad ties to Saudi Arabia and Islamic terrorism. Mattson responded:
“No, it’s not true to characterize Wahhabism that way. This is not a sect. It is the name of a reform movement that began 200 years ago to rid Islamic societies of cultural practices and rigid interpretation that had acquired over the centuries. It really was analogous to the European Protestant Reformation…. [T]he Saudi scholars who are Wahhabi have denounced terrorism and denounced in particular the acts of September 11.”
In 2002 Mattson authored a chapter, titled “Stopping Oppression: an Islamic Obligation,” in the book September 11: Religious Perspectives on the Causes and Consequences. She wrote:
“… Muslims perceive that Israeli aggression against Palestinians continues without American sanction; indeed, enormous financial and military support for Israel has continued. It seems that any Palestinian resistance to Israeli occupation is termed ‘terrorism,’ and is responded to with overwhelming force. The result is the Palestinians themselves are increasingly showing less restraint in the force they employ to defend their families and lands.”
Mattson went on to condemn American foreign policy as a force of evil not only in the Middle East, but all over the world:
“The American government has not criticized sufficiently the brutality of the Israeli government, believing that it needs to be ‘supportive’ of the Jewish state. The result is that oppression, left unchecked, can increase to immense proportions, until the oppressed are smothered with hopelessness and rage…. So often we have to tell other Muslims throughout the world, that America is not as bad as it appears. We tell them, ‘These policies (support for oppressive governments, enforcement of sanctions against Iraq, lack of support for Palestinians) contradict the true values of America’ … The critical situation we find ourselves living in today is the result, to a great extent, of allowing injustice and oppression to continue unchecked.” READ MORE...
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