“Controversial conservative blogger speaks in The Villages”

I am speaking in Florida tonight, and I was about to post event info when I came upon this full-page article in the Orlando Sentinel: "Controversial conservative blogger speaks in The Villages"

"Controversial." By whose standards? Truth is controversial. The recognition of reality is controversial.

I am not controversial. The Orlando Sentinel is controversial. Their advocating for the return of Rifqa Bary to a dangerous home situation when she lived in fear of her life is controversial. The smearing and defaming of an innocent 17-year-old girl is controversial. The abject sniveling and subjugating to supremacist pressure is controversial.

My work is controversial? Only in a perverted inversion of morality. Saving the lives of Muslim girls is controversial? Creating working groups to stop the increase of honor killings in the West is controversial? Speaking out against gender apartheid, the subjugation and oppression of non-Muslims and women is controversial? Fighting Islamic Jew-hatred is controversial?

"Controversial conservative blogger speaks in The Villages" Orlando Sentinel 

SUMMERFIELD — A conservative blogger accused of being anti-Islamic will make an appearance tonight at a church near The Villages retirement community.

Pamela Geller, who heads the Stop Islamization of America group, is scheduled to speak at 7 p.m. at the Village View Community Church in Summerfield. The Tri-County Tea Party is hosting the event, charging $10 a ticket.

Geller was one of the most vocal opponents of the proposed Islamic cultural center and mosque near the World Trade Center site in New York. She led her opposition through her blog, Atlas Shrugs.

Muslim rights activists have denounced Geller, author of "Stop the Islamization of America: A Practical Guide to the Resistance." In 2010, theCouncil on American-Islamic Relationsurged the tea party to remove Geller as a speaker at its convention in Tennessee. The council also protested when Geller, whom the group accuses of being an Islamophobe, was invited to speak in November at the tea-party convention in Daytona Beach.

Eloísa Ruano González

Ms. Gonzalez is in need of some serious schooling in objective reporting. I am pro-freedom. She calls that anti-Islamic. But she has no trouble calling Muslim Brotherhood operatives and Islamic supremacist subversives "Muslim rights activists." I am a human rights activist. Equal rights for all.

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fern

12 years ago

Why would they change now?
I remember the Orlando Sentinel during the whole Rifqa period [sends a virtual hug to Rifqa]. Their attitude towards Rifqa and yourself was absolutely dreadful and very scary indeed – they are typical of the sick mentality which exists in much of the leftist msm today. They came across to ‘normal people’ as being on the side of the abuser. If it had been left up to the OS to protect Rifqa, or any other child in the same predicament, I dread to imagine what would have happened to R. It sends shivers down my spine thinking about it. Many of the public comments on their Rifqa articles were crass, bordering on evil. It is clear that the OS obviously feed and attract a certain type of monster, speaks volumes about the type of warped journalism which exists today.

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cassandra

12 years ago

“Contraversial” to all these mozlem arse-licking dhimmified cowards and appeasers, means: FREE PERSON WHO STANDS UP FOR TRUTH, HUMANITY, DECENCY, LOVE AND LIFE!! Consider it a badge of honour, dear Pamela!!

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james

12 years ago

Nothing controversial about this brave woman who stands up to the dhimmi cowards in our government who lick the sandals of their Muslim masters. She is a breathe of fresh air. Keep up the great work of keeping America Sharia-free.

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alyn21

12 years ago

If you look back into history people who fought for freedom were always considered controversial.
The American Revolutionaries were considered controversial until they finally won.
People who challenged slavery especially Black People were considered controversial
until they won.
Civil Rights leaders like Martin Luther King were considered controversial and now you have a Black President.
Going back further into history , The Magna Carta , The French Revolution were all started by folks who were absolutely considered controversial in their time.
So the fact that Ms. Geller is considered in the same way simply shows that she is on the right side of history.

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jus screamin

12 years ago

Keep Smacking ’em with THE TRUTH, MS. AWESOME!

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ahem

12 years ago

You know, Pamela, ‘The Truth is Controversial’ would make a good t-shirt.

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Jamadagnii

12 years ago

I see you are being accused of being against Muslim rights. What exactly does that mean, the Muslim right to subjugate non-Muslims, the Muslim right to gender apartheid, FGM,? A nasty reviewer, Eloísa Ruano González, totally objectionable.

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Florida Infidel

12 years ago

Consider it a badge of honor, Pamela! Wish I could be there tonight; all the best! In the meantime, some dhimmis are still busy kissing Islamist butt, namely NJ Governor Chris Christie, and this time Christie is actually having to the unmitigated gall to criticize the NYPD for the fact that they conducted surveillance against his best buddies the Islamists in New Jersey:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5gepTotLaVo9PZ3LMIZuwRWDH40yA?docId=b9f7f1584af44f44946df14fd4730ea0
Christie is a dhimmi fool who always take the sides of the Islamists against decent Americans. Shame on him! One and done, Christie, and don’t even think of getting anywhere near my country’s White House! We are going to have to fumigate after we get rid of the Muslim we have got in there now, the last thing we need is a Muslim boot-licker like you!!

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kajunmanbr

12 years ago

Maybe Ms. González would like a short trip to the land of the religion of peace, get involved with some of the local muslimes and then come back and do her story, that is if they don’t kill her before she can escape that hell hole.

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lovin da tolerance

12 years ago

Cee Cee ‏ @Sarcie_elle_
I hope Satan fucks you in the ass with his flaming cock. Rot in hell!
Retweeted by Pamela Geller
keep ‘er classy there, Cee Cee

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Paladion

12 years ago

Pamela, yes, you are controversial, no doubt about it!
King David was controversial.
Jesus was controversial.
Saint Joan of Arc was controversial.
You should be glad to be so controversial!

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Pat Jackowski

12 years ago

We conservaties in Orlando call that liberal newspaper the Orlando SLANTINEL. Need I say more???

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