It IS a victory mosque, damn it!

On September 11, 2010, in Politics, by admin

I recently heard  some CNN talking heads using the fact that strip clubs are on the same street as the proposed Ground Zero Mosque as some sort of defense for the building of the mosque. “How can they call this street hallowed ground? Why aren’t tea partiers complaining about that?” Well, for starters, strippers didn’t bring down the towers. I think that obvious fact is something even a CNN anchor can understand. But let me use pictures to help the most weak minded liberals understand why we consider the proposed mosque a slap in the face to Americans.

The address of the most is 45-51 Park Place. Take a look at the image below to see where a piece of landing gear and fuselage landed. Don’t tell me the former Burlington Coat Factory building is just another building. Say no to the mosque. There are plenty of empty buildings in Manhattan that could meet the needs of the developer. This is a victory mosque, plain and simple.

The al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem is built on top of one of the holiest sites in Judaism, the Temple Mount.  The former St. Sophia’s Basilica, once the world’s largest cathedral and orthodox patriarchal basilica, was torn down and replaced with the principal mosque of Istanbul.  The Cordoba mosque in Spain was a former Christian cathedral.   Muslims have engaged in this practice for centuries, symbolizing their victories over the infidels. (source)

Building a victory mosque over the blood of the victims is more than insulting.

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MSNBC = Tolerance? Hardly.

On April 22, 2010, in Politics, by admin

A picture is worth a thousand words. Feel free to use, email, distribute, etc. Just give a hat tip back here if you do. Then visit FTRradio.com and give us some love.

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Fort Hood: Two Muslim Points of View

On November 6, 2009, in Politics, by admin

“It was very wrong, very wrong. Very sad. His behavior was not at all Islam. He hurt all Muslims.”Syed Ahmed Ali, an Imam at the mosque where killer Nidal Malik Hasan regularly prayed. (source)

“I don’t know his intentions. I don’t know what he was thinking. I won’t condemn another Muslim.” — Duane Reasoner, 18, someone that viewed Hasan as a religous mentor.

We need MORE muslims like the imam that actually publicly stated that Hasan’s actions were wrong. Conversley, we need to closely watch all muslims like this idiot that cannot find it in his heart to condemn a man that just killed 13 people and injured 20 more.

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