Flying Imams and John Doe's
- Posted by Justin Higgins on March 24th, 2007
Remember the lying flying Imams? The muslim men, who organized a massive scare on purpose, are now sueing random passengers for "being Islamophobic." CAIR is smiling today. Powerline has started the John Doe movement:
In "Meet John Doe" last week, we noted the lawsuit brought by the flying imams. The complaint names a number of "John Doe" defendants -- unidentified passengers who had the gall to raise their concerns with the flight staff of the US Airways flight they were on. The flying imams assert discrimination claims against these John Doe defendants. In my post I suggested that the flying imams may give rise to a new "John Doe Movement" of the kind portrayed in the Frank Capra film "Meet John Doe."
While I lend the John Doe movement my political support, you can lend them financial support. Keep watching Powerline for more updates, because they're involved in the process. Be a John Doe.
Go to bed!
Why are we awake and on here?
Well, I know why you are, why am I?????????
Well...
You chose to remain anonymous and you're dead wrong on this issue... coward.
Every action has a reaction.
Every action has a reaction. If the John doe who fingered those people as possible terrorists due to perceived "suspicious" activity, then they should be willing to face any reaction to that action. Whether it be them being called a hero for stopping a terrorist attack, or them being sued.
Wanting to remain anonymous when you're wrong is cowardly.
Go ahead, find me a passage
Go ahead, find me a passage from the Bible. Find one from the King James Version and PLEASE, post it here. I'm calling you out.
"Fight those who believe
"Fight those who believe neither in God nor the Last Day, nor what has been forbidden by God and his messenger, nor acknowledge the religion of Truth, even if they are People of the Book, until they pay the tribute and have been humbled. - Sura 9:29"
What's the context of this scripture, Justin?
You have presented it as a general article of faith among muslims, and THAT'S NOT WHAT IT IS.
Could I lift a passage out of context from the Bible, and claim, FALSELY, that Christians are a radical cult bent on killing all unbelievers? YOU KNOW I COULD.
It would be dishonest to do that, though. This kind of writing that you have taken to, Justin, is reminiscent of the anti-Jewish propaganda that circulated, prior to the Holocaust, regarding the "world-wide threat" from Jews.
Step back from the abyss. If you look into the abyss, it looks into you.