Posted on Jun 15, 2016
Obama taps Muslim who praised 9/11 attacks - puts her on US Homeland Security committee!
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Yes, this story is full of hyperbole as you would expect in a journal of conservative commentary. Although the assumptions and conclusions are extreme, the facts are true. I've checked. She did say that "9/11 changed the world for the good" but that doesn't mean that she was rooting for the terrorists. More importantly, her appointment to DHS is just another example of the fact that President Obama really is "tone deaf". He does not for a moment consider the reaction that even reasonable folk may have in response to his decisions and the timing of them. It makes me wonder if this is just another attempt to fix Social Security. If he keeps doing things like this, we'll see more and more old folk dying of coronaries
Obama taps Muslim who praised 9/11 attacks - puts her on US Homeland Security committee!
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WOW, others in his cabinet have been linked to the Muslim brother hood and other organizations categorized as terrorist. why would this surprise anyone.
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Wait a minute sir you misquoted you added 'the' which does not belong and changes the whole statement. 9/11 did change the world for good (forever)..
"9/11 changed the world for good and there’s not other way to say it. I just hope we keep having open conversations about our differences.”
Why is the Muslim a derogatory word??
"9/11 changed the world for good and there’s not other way to say it. I just hope we keep having open conversations about our differences.”
Why is the Muslim a derogatory word??
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CPT Jack Durish
Muslim is a derogatory word for me because I have studied it. I have no problem living in a world of diverse religious preferences. However, when a religion is based on a premise which is totally contradictory to Western Civilization in general and American Constitutional law in particular, I have no use for it, no trust in it, and I certainly don't want it practiced in lieu of the Constitution. Now many American-Muslims live here and are good American citizens. The problem they face is that they are apostates in their own religion. I'm not one to judge or complain inasmuch as I am not particularly observant in my own. However, those who wish to practice Islam as they are instructed, I have a problem because it is fundamentally intolerant of all other points of view including (maybe especially) mine.
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