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Reader comment on item: Why Corporations Fund Radical Islam

Submitted by Yehoshua Zeller (United States), Sep 17, 2005 at 12:04

Dear Dr.Pipes,
The Arabs by use of its non-violent Terrorist Squad,CAIR) wins again! Oh! The Power of the Pen as well as the Sword! College Newspapers have always had the "right" to freedom of expression even unpopular ideas. Now CAIR controls even this avenue of freedom by having a student, Jillian Bandes of UNC to be FIRED ( yes,fired) because she had a different and most popular idea of "so-called racial profiling" at airports. TWO states (New York and I believe New Jersey) had special Legislative Meetings to insist that MUSLIMS must also be searched if ALL other ethnic groups are searched as well for security purposes at public transportation ports. In other words,Reverse Discrimination should not be the Law of the Land making Muslims More Equal than all other ethnic groups (as in Animal Farm showing how the evils of Communism would affect societies).
... I agree with them 100% when they object to caricature drawings depicting Arabs as being stupid-looking! Muslim societies have long been under-estimated for leadership in all fields of endeavor which has molded Muslims into a stereotyped -form of humanity which is not true ...especially in concerns with intelligence. New immigrant Arab as new Arab-American students study and achieve in America as Jews and Asians have and had before them. Liberalism which is meant to defend "freedoms" is a Two-Sided Sword. Oh! The Power of the Arab! And this is just the Beginning ,my friends!
As Salaamu 'alaykum! which use to be Shalom,
Yehoshua Zeller

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