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Re: PALIN GOES AFTER DOOMBERG ABOUT THE CORDOBA GROUND ZERO MOSQUE
« Reply #1 on: July 20, 2010, 11:46:27 PM »
Masterwolf,   thanks for sharing the article with us.


G-d Bless Sarah Palin!      Her comments in this article are excellent.     


As for Mike Bloomberg,     he remains a living illustration of political correctness and self hatred.   
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Re: PALIN GOES AFTER DOOMBERG ABOUT THE CORDOBA GROUND ZERO MOSQUE
« Reply #2 on: July 20, 2010, 11:49:44 PM »
This is what Sarah Palin said:

Earlier today, Mayor Bloomberg responded to my comments about the planned mosque at Ground Zero by suggesting that a decision not to allow the building of a mosque at that sacred place would somehow violate American principles of tolerance and openness.

No one is disputing that America stands for – and should stand for – religious tolerance. It is a foundation of our republic. This is not an issue of religious tolerance but of common moral sense. To build a mosque at Ground Zero is a stab in the heart of the families of the innocent victims of those horrific attacks. Just days after 9/11, the spiritual leader of the organization that wants to build the mosque, Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf, suggested that blame be placed on the innocents when he stated that the “United States’ policies were an accessory to the crime that happened” and that “in the most direct sense, Osama bin Laden is made in the USA.” Rauf refuses to recognize that Hamas is a terrorist organization dedicated to the destruction of our ally, Israel, and refuses to provide information about the sources of funding for the $100 million mosque. Rauf also plays a key role in a group behind the flotilla designed to provoke Israel in its justifiable blockade of Gaza. These are just a few of the points Americans are realizing as New York considers the proposed mosque just a stone’s throw away from 9/11’s sacred ground.

I agree with the sister of one of the 9/11 victims (and a New York resident) who said: “This is a place which is 600 feet from where almost 3,000 people were torn to pieces by Islamic extremists. I think that it is incredibly insensitive and audacious really for them to build a mosque, not only on that site, but to do it specifically so that they could be in proximity to where that atrocity happened.”

Many Americans, myself included, feel it would be an intolerable and tragic mistake to allow such a project sponsored by such an individual to go forward on such hallowed ground. This is nothing close to “religious intolerance,” it’s just common decency.

Love it!  And love her for saying it!  It's absolutely pathetic that someone from Alaska can "get it", but Mayor Bloomberg doesn't have a clue.  I see Bloomberg as spitting on the memory of those who died on 9/11, their families and their friends.  The Muslims know exactly what they are doing with this mosque.  Why is Bloomberg so blind to it?

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Re: PALIN GOES AFTER DOOMBERG ABOUT THE CORDOBA GROUND ZERO MOSQUE
« Reply #3 on: July 20, 2010, 11:56:46 PM »
Bloomberg has done everything possible since he became mayor to destroy everything Rudy Guilianni did for this city when he was mayor.  I will bet you this would of never even be an issue if this was going on when Rudy was mayor.
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Re: PALIN GOES AFTER DOOMBERG ABOUT THE CORDOBA GROUND ZERO MOSQUE
« Reply #4 on: July 21, 2010, 12:04:17 AM »
Masterwolf,    I completely agree with you.   

NY City is on its way to going back to the horrific days of David Dinkins and Ed Koch.     Liberalism always leads to more crime and lower quality of life in a given area.
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Re: PALIN GOES AFTER DOOMBERG ABOUT THE CORDOBA GROUND ZERO MOSQUE
« Reply #5 on: July 21, 2010, 12:09:18 AM »
Bloomberg has done everything possible since he became mayor to destroy everything Rudy Guilianni did for this city when he was mayor.  I will bet you this would of never even be an issue if this was going on when Rudy was mayor.
You're right!  Here is what Rudy said about this stinking mosque:

"Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who rallied Gotham's denizens after the 9/11 attacks, says he objects to the idea of an Islamic mosque at the site of Ground Zero in the city where Muslim terrorists killed nearly 3,000 people in 2001.

"It not only is exactly the wrong place, at Ground Zero, but it is a mosque supported by an imam who has a record of support for causes that were sympathetic with terrorism," he today told Jeff Katz on his morning drive-time radio show on WXKS. "Come on, we're going to allow that at Ground Zero?"

"It sends a particularly bad message, particularly if you knew the background of the imam supporting this," he said on the Katz show. "This is an imam who has supported radical causes, who has not been forthright in condemning Islamic terrorists, and the worst instincts that brings about."

He continued, "Nobody would allow something like that at Pearl Harbor. Let's have some respect for who died there and why they died there. They died because of Islamic extremist terrorists," he said.

"They are our enemy. We can say that. The world will not end if we say that."

But he noted that criticism of opposition to the mosque fits into the general kid-gloves handling that the Obama administration has adopted toward Islamic terrorists.

"Every signal that the president is sending, in my opinion, is absolutely the wrong signal," he said. "He's sending a signal of weakness and desire to negotiate rather than of strength and a willingness to use all the power of this country to protect us and to crush Islamic terrorism," he said.

He marveled at the president's avoidance of the term "Islamic terrorism."

"I have a hard time," Giuliani said. "I have sort of a basic rule about how you deal with this. The only way to defeat them is to face them. When you can't even utter their name, you create the impression, particularly [for] an enemy that's as psychologically affected as this one, that we are weak and can be pushed."

He cited a recent apparent attack by North Korea that sank a South Korean warship.

There was no response from Obama, he said.

"I wonder if North Korea would have done that with Ronald Reagan as president," he said. "Or with George Bush."

"You sit there and scratch your head and wonder why is the president doing this," he said.

And G-d bless former Mayor Giuliani for saying this.  

From: http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=165181