Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Miss Kelly reports that the ladies at Wellesley weren't very lady-like when it came to respecting Nonie Darwish at her lecture last week: Nonie Darwish Gets the "Mean Girl" Treatment at Wellesley
Do NOT miss the comment from a local Muslim who's been making a lot of noise in trying to get the community to look into who's been influencing the kids. What are their connections and who's been funding them?
In Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week news, enjoy the spectacle of 9/11 Truther and University of Wisconsin lecturer Kevin Barrett being shouted down at David Horowitz's appearance: Islamo-Fascism lameness- Horowitz sucked Hoover (Uncle Jimbo was unimpressed with Horowitz himself).
Update: I'd guess it went better at Wellesley than it did at Berkeley. Video at the link. I'd say wow, but it's about what you'd expect. [via Gateway Pundit]
Update 2: Miss Kelly's commenter showed up over at Phyllis Chesler's blog and posed his questions there as well. This should get a little attention: Did the Muslim Chaplain at Wellesley Commit These Questionable Acts, or Are These Accusations Baseless? Calling All Sleuths…
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MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION:
IKHWAN >> TALIBAAN >> ALQAEDA ---- MSA (USA)..get it?
Read the following two books:
Dore Gold: TWO FACES OF ISLAM: ISBN: 9780385506922.
Schwartz Stephen: HATRED'S KINGDOM: ISBN 0895260611.
(Uncle Jimbo was unimpressed with Horowitz himself).
Horowitz was an interesting person 20 years ago. At this point, he's making a career out of "controversy", and is essentially a professional troll.
And the "I used to be an important leftist in 1966!" thing that's his main claim to fame gets less relevant every year as the people he has inside dirt on retire or die. Who cares that he used to know Huey Newton or Bernadine Dohrn?
Yeah, other than his exceptionally popular web site, his legislative initiative, lobbying, his books, his speaking engagements, his campus efforts, and this multi-campus effort. I've heard a lot of people talk about taking action, but he's actually managed to get something organized, whether you think it's the way to go or not.
That's one heck of a "troll."
As a part of "Islamofascism Awareness Week", Nonie Darwish spoke at U.C. Berkeley on October 22. As usual, Islamofascists and their Dhimmi supporters have shown their unwavering resolve to crush any type of dissent. One the members of the "Students for Justice in Palestine" claimed that the purpose of the "Islamofascism Awareness Week" is to reinvigorate anti-Muslim and anti-Arab campaign. Given the fact that the speaker, Nonie Darwish, is both Muslim and Arab it truly shows the depth of brainwashing on campus.
Berkeley, the recipient of The Dhimmi Award.
Delighted to see that Muslims Against Sharia is unaware that Ms. Darwish is no longer Muslim. I suppose to you the only good Muslim is one that is no longer a Muslim or a dead one.
As a former MSA leader I can tell you all about our struggle to be treated as equals to the Catholic, Jewish, Protestant students etc. MSA's are not an organized cabal. There is very little coordination from MSA national down to the local chapters. In fact many chapters are not even that. They just happen to use the name MSA to register the organization with the school because that is what they know other students have called similar organizations. If we're going to continue down this line of Al Qaeda -> MSA we might as well say that the Elders of Zion is a credible text.
People like Horrowitz and Darwish have truly made a career out of 'trolling.' Nobody with an open mind can take them seriously. Precisely because they are so closed minded as to participate in events such as Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week. Most MSA's organize a week of events called Islam Awareness Week. If you want any 'moderate' Muslims to join you then you shouldn't begin by insulting their intelligence. Clearly, Horrowitz, Darwish, et al are not interested in dialogue or change. All they want is to play to the fears of the average American so that they may derive some sense of purpose and worth.
As Americans we need to talk. There needs to be a national dialogue. However, before we talk we cannot view the other as an animal. I want to be treated as a complete person, an American, and someone with dignity. I don't believe that violence is a useful political tool. Don't try to convince that it is.