4 Replies to “Robert Spencer Q & A Portland State”
Reversing the Tide of the Muslim Word Purge
I am convinced that this xenophobia, and let’s call it racism or anti-Semitism, emerges from the very essence of the ideology these groups subscribe to.
In this single sentence, Zeman does something that no leader in the Western world has yet dared to do. He identified the nature of the threat to Israel—the equivalent of loudly breaking wind at a party. And at the risk of repeating myself, Zeman did the deed out loud, daring not only to voice his brave words behind closed doors at a private reception, but subsequently posting them for all the world to see on his government’s website.
Reversing the Tide of the Muslim Word Purge
I am convinced that this xenophobia, and let’s call it racism or anti-Semitism, emerges from the very essence of the ideology these groups subscribe to.
In this single sentence, Zeman does something that no leader in the Western world has yet dared to do. He identified the nature of the threat to Israel—the equivalent of loudly breaking wind at a party. And at the risk of repeating myself, Zeman did the deed out loud, daring not only to voice his brave words behind closed doors at a private reception, but subsequently posting them for all the world to see on his government’s website.
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Blogs/Message.aspx/5794#.U43bryhW-wg
PS
On the above:
A remarkable statement on the state of Muslim theology by Czech President Miloš Zeman two weeks ago went largely unnoticed.
DP,
Wasn’t that spectacular!
We had a link to it, right?
The standard for student entry to universities in the West is evident in this video.