Doubt about his acceptance.
Reader comment on item: John Esposito and Me
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Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), Sep 17, 2007 at 22:33

Dear Dhimmi No More:

Although your idea sounds as a very good idea, despite all facts, Esposito looks weak and a man very easily indoctrinated but with some (intrinsic) goodness (Product of his natural heritage I believe)- I doubt he will accept.

Not b.c of any fear, but b.c CAIR gangsters is responsible for his miserable slice of bread, along with Liberals and if he comes here, it will "Smell" very badly to Islamists' noses.

I recall a despicable time I had at the University against the gangsters of the Muslim Association and monsters of though "teaching" about Sociology and the Islamic World. A man with whom I had a special rapport, we were good friends in several matters, but the Palestinian issues started requesting his views to be exposed. He was not a student, but somehow, to his Fakestinians Crap, the College released Student's money. He all of a sudden declared himself a man of understanding about all things "Related to ME".- Obviously, part of the crap repetition Muslims vomit every day.

Yet, it was far away cooler.

But the main point was that after the "lecture", we went to drink cup of coffee with a group of other students, and had a great time talking about other subjects, including the Israel sides on the story. Anyway, it smelled very bad to Muslims and to Islamist supporters. They started backing off in the support to his "speeches" and in fact that was the last time he "Lectured" in the College. Somehow, no more financial support or classrooms were available to him.

If Esposito comes here, the smell of his "supposed" empathy- who knows- with the "other side" will denigrate him- I believe, especially b/c he will easily be busted. And, he knows he is far behind Dr. Pipes shadow. To be honest, the way he exposed his "views" looked like a "desperate" housewife, brainless and mentally broken- not having nothing to say other than speaking badly about others, too Primitive.

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