This excerpt from the question and answer period was riveting:
A young black male questioner said that although the speakers spoke positively about the United States, he (the questioner) felt that for a black man the United States was a very violent place. Also, Walid had expressed his admiration for Martin Luther King Jr, and the questioner asked what about Malcolm X. Anani responded that if the questioner thought the United States was violent, welcome to Beirut, where, for 30 years, 200-300 people were killed in the streets daily. Look at Iraq now, where Sunnis and Shiites are killing each other. All through the Muslim world, sectarian violence is a problem, and it has nothing to do with the United States. Walid said that all countries have problems, but Abu Ghraib and Baruch Goldstein are exceptional, and acts of violence and hate crimes are routinely denounced in the United States and Israel, whereas the Muslim world celebrates killings of Americans and Jews. He said he did not have a high opinion of Malcolm X, who, unlike MLK, preached divisiveness rather than love. (bold mine)
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My previous post about Walid Shoebat.
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10/13/06 update: More at Daily Infidel. Be sure to read the comments!
10:00 a.m. Pacific time: Great post over at Sacred Scoop.
Here's an excerpt:
Walid and the other speakers were trying to tell the audience that ‘talks and appeasements’ mean death for Israel, and gain for radical murdering terrorists, but the students evidently didn’t believe them despite the fact that the students haven’t got the slightest idea of what life in the Middle east is all about. Don’t you just love it when someone without a clue tells those who are experts that they are wrong? Makes ya all warm and fuzzy feeling inside.
Walid had no sooner finished telling the crowd that he grew up being indoctrinated with hate and racist ideology from a very young age, by the ‘moderate Muslims’ population, when the crowd, apparently deaf to any criticisms of Radical Islam, accused him of hate speech for criticizing the very foundations that indoctrinated him with racist murderous ideology in the first place.
I guess you just can’t tell young students anything- even if it comes from first hand knowledge and experience- they just know everything, and whatever you try to say just doesn’t register with their one track, anti-Semite infused little minds. It leads a person to wonder if these students aren’t being indoctrinated by the same ‘moderate’ imams that indoctrinated the speakers in the first place- but my guess is that it’s just plain ignorance on the part of the students- which just goes to prove the old saying that, “It’s better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you’re stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.” -Rami Belson (bold mine)
More at Daily Infidel.
ReplyDeleteHat tip: Michele Malkin
Comment I wrote over at Daily Infidel:
ReplyDeleteGood work on this topic. I linked your post to my blog at Talkwisdom.
It amazes me that the leftist campuses are so virulently anti-Christian and pro-Islamic fascism! They don't even try to hide their bias, either!!
We need to spread this incident and information throughout the blogosphere so that people will wake up and see who the leftist loonies at secular American Universities are and notice how they are involved with stamping upon the free speech rights of conservative Republican and/or Christian students!!
It's all about leftist extremism and indoctrination, folks!!
We can no longer just sit by and let this happen to our college students! Something big needs to change and I hope that the blogs will at least help bring about such change!!
10:00 a.m. Pacific time: Great post over at Sacred Scoop.
ReplyDeleteHere's an excerpt:
Walid and the other speakers were trying to tell the audience that ‘talks and appeasements’ mean death for Israel, and gain for radical murdering terrorists, but the students evidently didn’t believe them despite the fact that the students haven’t got the slightest idea of what life in the Middle east is all about. Don’t you just love it when someone without a clue tells those who are experts that they are wrong? Makes ya all warm and fuzzy feeling inside.
Walid had no sooner finished telling the crowd that he grew up being indoctrinated with hate and racist ideology from a very young age, by the ‘moderate Muslims’ population, when the crowd, apparently deaf to any criticisms of Radical Islam, accused him of hate speech for criticizing the very foundations that indoctrinated him with racist murderous ideology in the first place.
I guess you just can’t tell young students anything- even if it comes from first hand knowledge and experience- they just know everything, and whatever you try to say just doesn’t register with their one track, anti-Semite infused little minds. It leads a person to wonder if these students aren’t being indoctrinated by the same ‘moderate’ imams that indoctrinated the speakers in the first place- but my guess is that it’s just plain ignorance on the part of the students- which just goes to prove the old saying that, “It’s better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you’re stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.” -Rami Belson (bold mine)