Subtle Threat?

Or practical advice? Is it wise for a Muslim group to even bring up International terrorism as leverage when lodging a complaint, or asking for relief?

"I am asking you to consider terminating the case of Mr. Al-Arian as it will become more of a troubling case both in the perception of Muslims in America, especially Muslim youth, and will be exploited by extremist groups abroad," the letter to McNulty said. "While I understand your limitations, I also understand the gravity of the situation and the need for leadership and foresight on these complex issues."

Comments

[templar knight]

Very interesting, but hardly surprising. I've been expecting this ever since the British gave in to the Islamists and decided to end their support for the war in Iraq. The Brits saw the Muzzies meant business, and folded. Instead of making it better, however, things will now get worse, and the demands from the Islamists will be more vocal and extreme. The British are in for a very bad time.

[Phoenix]

Subtle?

Bring it on. Ditto TK.

[Cindi]

Bring it on is right.

[seekeronos]

I'm afraid that Europe is only beginning its long, painful slip into the nightmare of unvarnished Mohammedism; the Islamists shall not rest until the European democracies are crushed.

Wake up Americans, because Mo is coming for you!

[Jeff]

CAIR is the start and root of terrorists planting permanent bases in America. CAIR's ultimate goal is to kill all Christians and impose Sharia law.

[scarshapedstar]

"CAIR's ultimate goal is to kill all Christians and impose Sharia law."

Is that before or after their atheist allies legalize pot and gay marriage?