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Reader comment on item: The MSU Plot to Silence Israel's Ambassador

Submitted by PatriotUSA, Apr 8, 2010 02:53

I have a freind who is a part time professor at UC Irvine and he has been writing about this incident and others that have occurred at UC Irvine, events and other speakers. The behavior of many Muslim students at universities across the USA is horrible and often times is down right ant-semitic and racist against Jews and anything pro-Israeli or anti Islamic. There is a pattern here and it is the same one that runs through Islam and wherever there are protests by Mulims around the world. Please note that I am not saying all Muslims are bad and behave like this because that is not the case. But when Muslims act like they did at UC Irvine, it casts a negative light on all Muslims and Islam. I personally believe that does go back to the MSU at UC Irvine and it is Stealth Jihad. Jihad is Jihad whether it be soft, hard or violent jihad. Mr. Oren was willing to return to have a peaceful discussion with those who disagree with him. Typical of a response that might have come from CAIR, MSA, ISNA:

"Meanwhile, Oren later issued an open letter to the UC Irvine student body in which he offered to "return to your campus and meet with those individuals whose views may not agree with mine as long as we respect the decorum of dialogue and free speech." He lamented that a group of students tried to hijack his original appearance. Oren's letter drew a rebuke from Reem Salahi, an attorney for the students, who called the "hijack" characterization "both racist and Islamophobic."

Calling the word"hijack" racist and Islamophobic is ridiculous and further casts a guilty light on this attorney and MSU. It is what I call the 'cry baby Muslim' syndrome. This is a great article and break on this ongoing story.

If anyone wants to read my friend's reports and updates on this story and others please go to: Fousesquawk or garyfouse.blogspot.com.

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