Cordoba House Planners face STRONG FOES.

[Yaaluwa]

Social networking site Facebook has apologised to … US politician Sarah Palin for deleting one of her posts about a mosque at Ground Zero….

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World- ... _York_City

I’ve always had my suspicions about this lady.
Now they are confirmed. We can never be friends.

‘Bye ‘Bye Sarah P.

But she is not the only one. Obviously there are many, many more. Among the loud ones
Newt Gingrich

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/201 ... _zero.html

May be Abu Jahl reincarnated with two faces!

[Jamal]

Here's a very good article on the subject:

http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2010 ... ro-mosque/

Here's another link about Sarah Palin asking Muslims to "refudiate" Cordoba House. I think if you're Shakespeare or CS Lewis writing poetry or commentary or just the average culture inventing words for new things, you have license to make up words. When you're a popular politician doing it without knowing and to sound haughty, well that's just "gridiot" think as in group-idiot think, a new word no less I guess. The problem with democracy is that it puts weapons of lethal violence into the hands of dimwits when they can find a popular spokesperson like Palin. You want to make money and be successful in this world, start a movement for fools to feel superior to other people.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/de0eec6a-9694 ... ab49a.html

Newt Gingrich is an interesting person. If he could go more than a few weeks without saying or doing something stupid, he'd have been president decades ago. Such an accomplishment seems way beyond his reach, though. I wonder how many women will vote for him if he runs for president considering how he stood up for them and their monthly infections a while back.

[ootii]

The problem with democracy is that it puts weapons of lethal violence into the hands of dimwits when they can find a popular spokesperson like Palin. You want to make money and be successful in this world, start a movement for fools to feel superior to other people.

We've known this since ancient times. In the 4th century BC Athens voted to attack the Spartan colony of Syracuse in Sicily, breaking a negotiated truce and beginning the second phase of the Peloponnesian war. The campaign - and the war it precipitated, ended disastrously for Athens with the destruction of the city and its "democracy".

No state is invincible; those that believe otherwise are likely to fail - and soon.

Salaam,

Omar