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From Front Page Magazine:
- The Truth About Benghazi, Cairo, And The "anti-islamic" Video
Jay Carney is still trying to peddle the lie that the Cairo protests were about the "anti-Islamic" video. They were not, and he knows it. The Cairo protests/riots were actually planned a month before 9/11. The video was not shown in Egypt until September...
- Al-qaeda Claims U.s. Ambassador To Libya Killed By Lethal Injection After Attempt To Kidnap Him Went Bad During Benghazi Attack…
They claim the plan was to exchange Ambassador Stevens for high-level al-Qaeda prisoners. I BELIEVE THEY WERE AFTER THE RELEASE OF SHEIKH OMAR. Ask yourself these questions: Why is it back in the days leading up to 9/11/12 - and the attacks on the Embassies...
- Where Did The Nakoula Video Come From And Where Did It Go?
Have you ever noticed that, after the Obama Administration blamed protests in Cairo and Benghazi on the Nakoula video, the video just vanished from the scene, no one ever spoke of it again, least of all angry Muslims? It's almost as if the video...
- And Now We Understand Romney’s No Libya Policy In The Debate Monday
If the other side is committing suicide, don’t get involved.Romney HAD TO HAVE KNOWN this storm was coming. This leak has to have been from the republican investigation staff of Issa’s committee. Reuter’s says point blank the emails came...
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USA Today: Cairo protesters scale U.S. Embassy wall, remove flag Demonstrators destroy an American flag pulled down from the U.S. Embassy in Cairo today in protest of a film deemed offensive to Islam.CAPTIONMohammed Abu Zaid, APEgyptian demonstrators...
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The Rape of Christopher Stevens
From Front Page Magazine:
By obsessing over the 14-minute YouTube Muhammad video and its maker, the mainstream media ultimately exonerates the inexcusable and murderous response of the Islamic world.
There is only one question: did those who make this movie break any law?
No, they did not—and so the matter should end there, and the media should move on. Focusing on those who did not break any American laws as a way to take the focus off those who murdered and initiated an act of war against the United States is not only misleading; it validates and gives Islamic blasphemy laws precedence over American freedoms.
No, they did not—and so the matter should end there, and the media should move on. Focusing on those who did not break any American laws as a way to take the focus off those who murdered and initiated an act of war against the United States is not only misleading; it validates and gives Islamic blasphemy laws precedence over American freedoms.
Worse, even if making movies deemed offensive to Muslims was illegal in the U.S., the fact is, these embassy attacks, which “coincidentally” began on September 11, have nothing to do with the movie. On September 10, I wrote an article titled “Jihadis Threaten to Burn U.S. Embassy in Cairo.” The demand that the U.S. release its imprisoned jihadis, including the Blind Sheikh, was behind these threats. There was no mention of “offensive movies.” My source, El Fagr, an Arabic website, reported all this on September 8.
In other words, several days before Muslims were angry about this movie they were threatening to burn down the U.S. embassy in Cairo. I had even seen sporadic Arabic reports, from months back, talking about “extremist elements” threatening the embassy. The movie is just a pretext—aided and abetted by the media, not to mention the Obama administration: Hillary Clinton called the video “disgusting and reprehensible,” wording which is more befitting those who murdered (and possibly raped, see below) Americans; the U.S. embassy itself apologized for those who “hurt the religious feelings of Muslims”; and the administrationasked YouTube to remove the 14 minute trailer.
Thus the U.S. administration validates Islam’s blasphemy laws and, once again, aligns itself with America’s jihadi enemies.
Seventy-year-old, retiring Sen. Jon Kyl (R-AZ) put it well, when he suggested that the administration’s response to the embassy attacks was akin to a court asking a rape victim for an apology, saying: “It’s like the judge telling the woman who got raped, ‘You asked for it because of the way you dressed.’”
Nor is the rape entirely allegorical. According to the Arabic website Tayyar, “the American ambassador in Libya [Christopher Stevens] was sexually raped before being killed by the gunmen who stormed the embassy building in Benghazi last night [Tuesday, September 11], in protestation of a film insulting to the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings upon him.”
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- The Truth About Benghazi, Cairo, And The "anti-islamic" Video
Jay Carney is still trying to peddle the lie that the Cairo protests were about the "anti-Islamic" video. They were not, and he knows it. The Cairo protests/riots were actually planned a month before 9/11. The video was not shown in Egypt until September...
- Al-qaeda Claims U.s. Ambassador To Libya Killed By Lethal Injection After Attempt To Kidnap Him Went Bad During Benghazi Attack…
They claim the plan was to exchange Ambassador Stevens for high-level al-Qaeda prisoners. I BELIEVE THEY WERE AFTER THE RELEASE OF SHEIKH OMAR. Ask yourself these questions: Why is it back in the days leading up to 9/11/12 - and the attacks on the Embassies...
- Where Did The Nakoula Video Come From And Where Did It Go?
Have you ever noticed that, after the Obama Administration blamed protests in Cairo and Benghazi on the Nakoula video, the video just vanished from the scene, no one ever spoke of it again, least of all angry Muslims? It's almost as if the video...
- And Now We Understand Romney’s No Libya Policy In The Debate Monday
If the other side is committing suicide, don’t get involved.Romney HAD TO HAVE KNOWN this storm was coming. This leak has to have been from the republican investigation staff of Issa’s committee. Reuter’s says point blank the emails came...
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USA Today: Cairo protesters scale U.S. Embassy wall, remove flag Demonstrators destroy an American flag pulled down from the U.S. Embassy in Cairo today in protest of a film deemed offensive to Islam.CAPTIONMohammed Abu Zaid, APEgyptian demonstrators...