Sharia Compliant Time’s Magazine: Slaughter and Slander

Relentless liars. I didn't have time to fisk this latest trash from Time magazine  — so fast and furious are the slaves in the media advancing the sharia and whitewashing the mass slaughter, the honor killings, homicide bombings, gender apartheid, ethnic cleansing, Islamic Jew hatred, Ground Zero mosque of Islamic jihad. But Robert did:

Time Magazine defames and demonizes counter-jihadists

So what else is new? Is anyone doing anything else these days? Still, I think it important to answer as many as I can of these and show the truth. "When Slogans Beget Slaughter," by Ishaan Tharoor in Time Magazine, August 6 (thanks to all who sent this in):

Last year on Sept. 11, I stood at Ground Zero as hundreds of people shouted obscenities against Muslims and Islam.

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There were actually many thousands of people there, as photos attest. But however many people were there, were "hundreds of people" really shouting "obscenities against Muslims and Islam"? Absolutely not. In a crowd of that size it is impossible to ensure that everyone is civil and polite, but our speakers set the tone, and none of them indulged in or encouraged any "obscenities" whatsoever. The videos are readily available on YouTube. Tharoor here is defaming not just me, but all the decent people who turned out to protest the desecration that is the Islamic supremacist mega-mosque at Ground Zero. And his whole argument here depends on this defamatory charge. But I'd like to see him substantiate it.

They were gathered to protest the proposed construction of a Muslim-run interfaith community center nearby, which had earned the inaccurate moniker Ground Zero mosque.

A "Muslim-run interfaith community." We were actually the ones who suggested that if the Ground Zero Mosque organizers were serious about reaching out to non-Muslims, they could include a synagogue, a church, and a Hindu temple inside their center. This suggestion, like everything we said, was arrogantly brushed aside with more smear charges of "hate" — as Tharoor is charging in this piece.

The rally was conducted by a motley crew of Islamophobes, among them several European visitors. Dutch politician Geert Wilders, who has called for a ban on immigration to the Netherlands from Muslim countries, denounced the arrival of a "new Mecca" on the shores of what was once New Amsterdam….

Actually he didn't say that at all. Watch his speech here. He was actually lauding New York's tradition of tolerance, and said that if New York were open only to people of one persuasion, it would not be New York, but would be like Mecca.

I mention this because the manifesto of Anders Behring Breivik, the man behind the massacre in Norway, echoed those calls. Multiculturalism, Marxism, the supposed insensibility of Islam to Western values and the appeasement tendencies of a naive liberal elite: such were the grievances raised separately by both Breivik and the riled-up crowd in lower Manhattan. The writings of Robert Spencer — an organizer of that rally and an anti-Muslim polemicist routinely accused of hate speech — were cited 64 times in Breivik's manifesto, according to the New York Times. […]

Here the plan becomes obvious. Tharoor is by no means the only one trying to use Breivik's murders to discredit any and all opposition to "multiculturalism, Marxism, the supposed insensibility of Islam to Western values and the appeasement tendencies of a naive [or complicit] liberal elite." Sit back and take it as your freedoms are stripped from you, for opposition leads to mass murder. Of course, this is no more true than it would be true to say that Martin Luther King should have stopped opposing institutionalized racism because of the Watts riots.

As for my being "anti-Muslim," to oppose a radically repressive and intolerant ideology is not to oppose a people. If to defend the freedom of speech, the freedom of conscience, and the equality of rights of all people is "anti-Muslim," I leave it to Tharoor to explain why his Religion of Peace ends up on the wrong side of such principles so often. And as for my being "routinely accused of hate speech," that is only evidence of how indefatigably and tirelessly the Islamic supremacists and their stooges in the mainstream media try to discredit freedom fighters by charging them with "hate." Anyone and everyone who dares to oppose the jihad and Islamic supremacism is tarred with the "hate speech" label. As Pamela Geller says, truth is the new hate speech. I will stick with the truth, thank you.

It's wrong to suggest that Breivik is wholly a product of these politics. But it's equally wrong to disregard them altogether. Standing at Ground Zero, I would never have considered even the most foulmouthed Islamophobe there to be capable of what Breivik did, or of inciting it. Yet Islam seems forever on trial, especially in the eyes of the Robert Spencers and Geert Wilders of the world. Why shouldn't they now also be held to account for the terrors incubated by their own appalling ideology?

Tharoor does not and cannot quote anything that Wilders or I or any "foulmouthed Islamophobe" said that actually could be reasonably seen as inciting Breivik. In reality, an examination of his manifesto shows that I did not and could not have incited Breivik to commit any acts of violence.

There is a key distinction here that Tharoor, in his mad fury to demonize us, is glossing over: Islam is not "forever on trial" because of Wilders and me. Islam is "forever on trial," at least for people who are paying attention to this issue, because of people like bin Laden, and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, and Feisal Shahzad, and Abdulhakim Muhammad, Khalid Aldawsari, Baitullah Mehsud, and Roshonara Choudhry. Click on each link and you will see devout Muslims referencing Islamic teachings to justify violence against unbelievers.

By contrast, neither Wilders nor I nor anyone else who spoke at last year's 9/11 Rally justified violence against Muslims or anyone. We have never called for it, never excused it, never contemplated it. But Tharoor has to ignore this, and hope the luckless remaining readers of Time Magazine don't know it, in order to make his demonization stick.

Justice is driven back, and righteousness stands at a distance; truth has stumbled in the streets, honesty cannot enter. Truth is nowhere to be found, and whoever shuns evil becomes a prey. — Isaiah 59:14-15 (Thanks to Ron Morgen)

Join us again this September 11 at Ground Zero for our 9/11 Freedom Rally.

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Stephanie Meyer

12 years ago

Not only liars … coward traitors to the people
…as The “bridegbuilder” Andreas Korn (YOUROPE)
sells Islam as peaceful™
“Islam build bridges to unbelievers”
vs.
5:51 “O ye who believe! take not the Jews and the Christians for your friends and protectors”
http://newstime.co.nz/muxlim-instead-of-facebook-muxlim-lifestyle-network.html

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sheik yer'mami

12 years ago

TIME magazine has a new asshole and his name is ISHAAN THAROOR
http://sheikyermami.com/2011/08/06/time-magazine-has-a-new-asshole-and-his-name-is-ishaan-tharoor/

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CHOI

12 years ago

According to on-line research:
Ishaan Tharoor is a twin son to Indian Politician/Official Shashi Tharoor.
They are from the Indian Southwestern state of Kerala ,which is majority Christian according to Indians I know from there.
Tharoor’s father has INVOLVEMENT(s) in Dubai.
Does DHIMMI FOR HIRE resonate?
It should.
Oh,and Tharoor is an INDIAN CITIZEN who is SMEARING PATRIOTIC AMERICANS for DEFENDING OUR COUNTRY.

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grungyoldvan

12 years ago

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,742079,00.html
Religion: Baha’i
Monday, July 20, 1931
To the International Congress of Religion at the Chicago World’s Fair in 1893 went one Ibrahim George Khayru’llah to spread Baha’i in the U. S. Founder Baha’u’llah had died the year before and his son Abdu’1-Baha (servant of Baha) had become Expounder & Promoter. Born in 1844 on the very day when the Bab was making his great prediction, Abdu’1-Baha began expounding and promoting late in life, but under his able leadership the faith gained world following. In 1912 he followed Ibrahim Khayru’llah to the U. S., spoke in churches, synagogs, D. A. R. meetings, visited the late William Jennings Bryan who pontificated: “The Baha’i movement is the only power able to revive the Islamic world.” Abdu’1-Baha, however, saw the movement serving a wider world. For Jews it could fulfill Old Testament and Talmudic prophecies; for Christians the visions of the Apocalypse; for Mohammedans the Redeemer, Imam-Mahdi.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,807188,00.html
Religion: Heretics in Islam
Monday, June 06, 1955
One Up on Christianity. To the Shiite Moslems of Iran, Bahaism is a heretical splinter group. The controversy centers around their belief in the second coming of the Imam, a descendent of Mohammed’s son-in-law AH, who will inaugurate a new and glorious era in history after a period of wars, eclipses and catastrophes. But the Bahais believe that the Imam already has come—heralded by one Mirza Ali Mohammed, who proclaimed himself Bab (Gate) and stirred up enough theological ruction to get himself executed by the government in 1850. He was followed by Mirza Hussein Ali, a wealthy cabinet minister’s son, who took the name Baha’u’llah, and in 1863 proclaimed himself “Him Whom God Shall Manifest,” calling upon his fellow sectarians in the Middle East to recognize him as their leader. Baha’u’llah’s son carried the new teaching to the West and the faith now has some 6,000 followers in the U.S. Center of U.S. Bahaism is Wilmette, Ill., a suburb of Chicago where the strange tracery of the U.S.’s only Bahai temple drew more than 100,000 tourists last year.
Bahais think of their religion as an advance on all others because it encompasses them. They see all great religions and their founders as essentially one. They concentrate their own efforts not on individual salvation but on the achievement of universal peace. “We are one up on Christianity,” says white-haired Leroy loas (pronounced Iowaas), a retired Chicago railroad manager, who serves as secretary general of the international council at Haifa. “Christ never mentioned universal peace in his teachings.” Peace-striving Bahais plug for internationalism (the U.N.) and against treaty arrangements “based on force” (NATO).
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Just some history since the subject is TIME…

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grungyoldvan

12 years ago

“For Jews it could fulfill Old Testament and Talmudic prophecies; for Christians the visions of the Apocalypse; for Mohammedans the Redeemer, Imam-Mahdi.”
TIME agrees, the baha’i are the trojan horse for islam..

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Underzog

12 years ago

“Time Magazine” hasn’t changed since its Begin Rhymes with Fagin days and accusing Ariel Sharon of orchestrating the Sabra and Shatilla massacre.
I think they will always be evil. And look at the company they have these days?

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Distract Cornholio

12 years ago

@grungyoldvan
Um, the Bahai are ruthlessly persecuted by muslimes in every islamic state. Many were slaughtered in Iran (the original birthplace of the faith).

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grungyoldvan

12 years ago

Distract Cornholio,
so?
focus on the doctrine.. muslims persecute any non-muslims.. that doesn’t make the baha’i faith less dangerous..

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grungyoldvan

12 years ago

“Bahai are ruthlessly persecuted by muslimes”
Why aren’t the baha’i in Iran wiped out? unless they are useful for their ability to convince Christians that mohammad trumps Jesus..
where did you think the evil idea of ‘multicultualism’ comes from?

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Distract Cornholio

12 years ago

@grunglyoldvan
The Bahai aren’t much of a “trojan horse” for islamonazism if they’re being systematically persecuted and ethnically cleansed from every muslime state in which they’re unfortunate enough to reside. The only option for Bahais, as for Amadiyas,
is to convert to the one true faith Pisslam.
Your attempt to equate the Bahai faith to Pisslam is as weak as a two-day old puppy.

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