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New Bar at Gound Zero
Someone said on Fox or Glen Beck today, that if the muslims are allowed to build a mosque at ground zero in NY, he was going to open a bar next door for gay muslims called" Suspicious Packages" or "The Turban Cowboy" I about died laughing, only in America ! Someone then suggested "Ramadan" Hilarious !!!!!
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The finally posted the interview at Foxnews.com.
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The english language has to be the only language in the world that is this much fun.
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That is hilarious!
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Hilare...
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According to my friends who actually live in NYC, putting a bar next to the center probably isn't as weird as it sounds. I've never been to NY, but it's my understanding that it's exceedingly crowded and all sorts of stuff that we wouldn't consider as coexisting next to each other does in NY. Which is why I love the wide-open spaces of the American West.
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BTW is your friend apart of a coalition against the building of the masque? I am really hoping they fight this thing tooth and nail. |
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He also lives in Manhattan and personally has no problem with it. |
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I don't think the issue is a masque being built, it is the fact that is being constructed at ground zero and it's opening is 9/11/11, the ten year anniversary of 9/11. I am taken a back a little that he has no problem with it-amazing. |
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I'm not surprised my friend isn't opposed; he's lived in NYC most of his adult life and was there on 9/11. He doesn't blame the entire Muslim religion for the acts of a few terrorist nutballs--most of whom were citizens of America's good ally, Saudi Arabia. |
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American Muslims were killed in the attacks also. Why shouldn't they be able to build a mosque/cultural center close to ground zero to commemorate all who were lost?
No group should be discriminated against simply because of their religion. |
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As far as the rest of your comments, I guess it would be better to talk to him directly than to debate in 3rd person. It's hard to tell if you are speaking for him or yourself. It doesn't matter if you or whoever doesn't blame the other muslims. That is not the point. It is the proximity that is disturbing. They don't seem to mind that Americans are bothered and hurt over their actions. If it is really not an act (the construction of their mosque) that is anyway in related to 9/11 then instead of being 2 blocks away why not 2 or 3 miles away and why on earth is their planned opening on 9/11/11 if the 2 events are in no way related? Of course my question are rhetorical and do not need to answer-thank you. |
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2. It would be located in too close proximity to Ground Zero and it offends the sensibilities of 52% of NYC residents as per recent polling. 31% are in favor and that would be the more liberal Manhattan residents -1, 629,054 pop. 3. As Newt Gingrich has pointed out - "There should be no mosque near Ground Zero in New York so long as there are no churches or synagogues in Saudi Arabia. The time for double standards that allow Islamists to behave aggressively toward us while they demand our weakness and submission is over." http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/...-mosque/60244/ 4. If claiming to want relationship building and healing - why build in an area that offends the sensibilities of the majority and why spend $100 million to do the offending? 5. Where is the funding coming from? Rauf says not from foreign sources, but he tells a London newspaper a different story - "And Rauf is rather vague about where the estimated $100 million is coming from to build this 13-story tower. The imam said the money would be raised here. But he told a London newspaper that Muslim nations would also fund this project." http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local...-99967009.html 6. Why call it the Cordoba House, initially, and then say you are not alluding to the Caliphate of Cordoba, which we know, "The rule of the Caliphate is known as the heyday of Muslim presence in the Iberian peninsula." Caliphate of Córdoba - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caliphate_of_C%C3%B3rdoba 7. Why change the name to Park51 after the uproar over "Cordoba House"? “Cordoba,” in Islamic symbolic terms, means Islamic rule in the West. http://lonestartimes.squawkboxnoise.com/?p=3081 Just a few of the concerns with the NYC Cordoba Mosque. |
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Another concern would be "Sharia Law" which does not allow for separation of church and state.
Let's see what is happening in Minnesota: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0vIt...layer_embedded |
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Pressing did you know they did the same thing in Barcelona Spain after the terrorist bombing? They built a mosque in the same proximity-
They recently were seeking to put a large Mosque near the 2012 London Olympic games and they shut down- http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/com...cle7055771.ece |
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http://www.nydailynews.com/opinions/...bref=obnetwork I believe Mayor Bloomberg said it best: "People say, well, you know, 'Do they have the money? Can they raise the money? Where does it come from?' " the mayor said Friday on his WOR-AM radio show with John Gambling. "I don't know, and government shouldn't -- do you really want every time they pass the basket in your church and you throw a buck in, they run over and say, 'Okay, now, you know, where do you come from? Who are your parents? Where'd you get this money?' http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/...omes_from.html Quote:
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They are abusing our freedoms to push their beliefs, they do not have any tolerance for what we believe they have agenda that they are not ashamed to push on us. Anyway, I am getting stirred up here. |
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There is historical significance that is being overlooked. Daniel Badger, who was the architect for this building, already has a number of buildings that have been given landmark status. 311 Broadway was given landmark status (January 2010) because the Landmark Commission said that there were very few Italian Renaissance, palazzo-style buildings left in the city. The fact is that BOTH buildings are Italian Renaissance, palazzo-style architecture and they are in the same neighborhood. So, why is one being granted landmark statues and the other is not? According to the landmarks commission, the building has historical, architectural and cultural significance. * It is an example of New York’s cast-iron architecture, built in 1857 in the Italian Renaissance style, to house a prominent Manhattan shipping firm. The building is like many of the store and loft structures that dominated the dry goods warehouse districts of Lower Manhattan. It was used between 1911 and 1925 as the headquarters of Merck & Company, the pharmeceuticals giant. It was later converted into a discount clothing store. * The five-story building’s storefront is comprised of a cast iron Corinthian colonnade. Yet, they still voted it not a landmark. Hmmmmmm.... Quote:
Germany has just closed a mosque because of terrorist ties. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...ryId=129091973 Quote:
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I met a young woman from Turkey about 18 years ago at the Galleria in Houston. She said, "You Americans don't understand. You are losing your freedom by your freedom." Chilling words and none so true! |
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Come on, that is a weak argument. Quote:
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"The Landmarks commissioners, appointed by Bloomberg, said the 152-year-old Park Place building was not worth preserving because the architect is unknown and many similar cast-iron buildings are already protected in TriBeCa’s historic districts. “It does not really stand out,” said Frederick Bland, a commissioner. Bland and others added that they were also swayed by the fact that local preservation groups did not fight to save the building. “The actions, or inactions, of these watchdogs of historic resources spoke loudly to me,” Bland said." http://dnainfo.com/20100803/downtown...g-this-morning Quote:
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You call for religious freedom, yet you want to suppress their religious freedom. It seems very hypocritical. Stop with the fear-mongering and scare tactics, and you will see that the facts do not support the outrage. |
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Lol, they are not pushing their freedom, they are Americans. Their freedoms are the same as ours. They are simply using the same freedom of religion that any American has. |
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It was a good move on their part to come up with something less inflammatory. Good for them. Quote:
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In schools the muslim community is seeking(some have succeed) to have us observe their holidays, set aside a day just for Islam to be taught- http://humanrights.change.org/blog/v..._new_york_city They are not using the same freedom of religion like anyone else, there is no other religion making the demands they have been making-for example demanding of the observance of Sharia Law, which some are obliging to. http://newsflavor.com/opinions/obama...aw-on-america/ Are you unaware of what is going on in Europe and how the muslim religion is having a major influence on their laws? I think you are somewhat ignorant on the topic- And in reality, they will be the ones laughing-Lol. |
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Dude people died- are you that calloused? |
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As far as observing Muslim holidays and teaching Muslim teachings, almost all religious parties want to promote their ideas and beliefs. They would be a sorry religious group if they did not. As long as all religious parties can be heard equally, I see no issue with it. Quote:
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When even hints of it happening here occurs, then I will get concerned. Until then, I will not let fear of what might happen run my life. Quote:
I try to look at things in a reasonable, common sense manner, and try not to get all that excited over non-issues. Helps me enjoy my life immensely. I would recommend the approach. |
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Even if the majority does not like it, religious discrimination is still religious discrimination. Every year this board has multiple threads come Christmas time on how there is a war on Christmas, how Christians and Christmas are being religiously discriminated against. Same concept here. Quote:
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Most importantly, the imam, Reisal Abdul Rauf, has many ties that should be under suspicion and investigated. He is a prominent member of the group that helped sponsor the pro-Palestinian activists who clashed violently with the Israeli commandos, at sea, back in June. Refuses to call Hamas and Hezbollah terrorist organizations. Blamed 9-11 on Americans. He is a key figure with a Malaysian-based Perdana Global Peace Organization, which is the single largest donor to the Free Gaza Movement. Perdana was the key organizer of the six-ship flotilla that tried to break Israel's blockade of the Hamas-run Gaza Strip. Another thing is that the Commission voted on this without sufficient input from the community as it was in the middle of summer when most people were away. That knew it and plunged ahead. Quote:
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And as I stated earlier, there are not enough so-called moderate Muslims standing up and speaking out against this extremism for the American people to believe there actually is moderation in Islam or at the root when you go further. For instance, there is the "quiet jihad" which is something even more important to understand, i.e., Sharia Finance - "Interest Free Loans". It is growing worldwide and is not really an issue about the way the loans are structured, but that they are structured under Sharia Law. AIG has taken on this form of Sharia Law. There is also a requirement, in the Sharia Finance, to "cleanse" the "haram" (filth) from the "infidels: (non Muslims) by donating a portion of the interest made to Zakat (charity). No one knows what charities the money supports. Even though some of the Shariah laws seem to show kindness, upon further study you come upon issues such as stoning, beheadings, amputations, and honor killings as being also part of Shariah. Quote:
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Pat Buchanan blamed 9/11 on us also, saying it was a "direct consequence of the United States meddling in an area of the world where we do not belong and where we are not wanted. We were attacked because we were on Saudi sacred soil and we are so-called repressing the Iraqis and we're supporting Israel and all the rest of it." Should he be viewed as having terrorist ties and being a terrorist sympathizer as well? Quote:
"“It’s akin to the guardrail on the highway where a fatality occurred,” said Christopher Moore, a commissioner, who grew emotional while discussing his memories of 9/11. “The guardrail is not preserved.” Bland and others added that they were also swayed by the fact that local preservation groups did not fight to save the building. “The actions, or inactions, of these watchdogs of historic resources spoke loudly to me,” Bland said." Doesn't sound like there was a lot of public support for saving them. You may not agree with them, but that does not make it suspicious. It just means the deciding committee had different views than you. Quote:
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No, Buchanan wouldn't be because he doesn't skirt the issue and will flat out say that Hamas and Hezbollah are terrorist organizations. We don't get that from Rauf. When posed the question, Rauf tells Aaron Klein at WABC radio, "Look, I'm not a politician. The issue of terrorism is a very complex question." LOL! Right, Rauf! Quote:
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