Posted on 08/09/2010 9:05:40 PM PDT by paltz
The controversial New York City proposed mosque, known as Cordoba House, made it past a large hurdle last week, when a city panel denied the site landmark status making the Ground Zero mosque one step closer to becoming a reality.
Ground Zero is in the district represented by Congressman Jerry Nadler, New York Democrat, who told me in late July, “My feeling is we have freedom of religion in this country. Its not the business of government (not state, not local, not federal government) to tell anybody where they may build a church, or a mosque, or a synagogue, because we don’t like them or anyone else,” he said. “If it’s within the zoning law, government should have nothing to say.”
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Here's a better analogy: A bunch of fundamental Jews (note, NOT NECESSARILY Israelis) hijack a plane or planes and take out the great Mosque at Mecca. Then the Jews want to put a Jewish Community Center with a sanctuary complete with ark near the smoldering ruins.
Ya think the Muzzies would stand for THAT? Of course, if the "progressive" Muslims running the Saudi Arabian government decide that they don't want to offend the "peace loving" Jews, they could tacitly approve of such a building.
Yeah, yeah, I know that sounds pretty ridiculous, but one need only change a couple locations, religions and governments, and you have EXACTLY what is happening in New York. Then again, the average American is too fukking stupid to understand this, so such a suggestion would be considered bigoted, inflammatory, and (horror of horrors!) racist.
Have to agree - I think that dirty money is involved with this decision. Problem is that there is nobody to investigate.
That is a better analogy.
The hate-filled Muslims do not allow Jews anywhere near Mecca or any Muslim country. There are a few left in Iran. The rest - about a million - the Muslims made into refugees when they expelled them. Tolerance is anathema to Muslims.
“Tolerance to evil is only an endorsement for evil.”
“In those days there was no king in Israel: every man did that which was right in his own eyes.” (Judges 21:25)
“Because that, when they knew God, they glorified Him not as God, neither were thankful, but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened.” (Romans 1:21)
You are correct. But, that does not mean that we should not permit this mosque to be built. We are better than them. They don't have freedom of religion. We do, and that's part of what makes us better than them.
Of course, this mosque should not be built (and that's why this new ad campaign on buses is a good thing - build up enough public support, it will be impossible to build the thing). But it's not the government's job to stop it.
Bloomberg, Wiener, Nadler, Schumer - all support the mosque. All are JINOs (Jews in name only). Follow the money.
true..just like the giant teachers bail out for unions there is no one to investigate..I dont think at this point anyone cares anymore
>Are you a friend of Bill W.? Or Dr. Bob?
I am not. What are they famous for?
Not much- although their combined faith in God, has been a good witness to seemingly countless lost souls. All the best to ya.
So, then, none of those generations of cops & firemen had a say in “How Things Work?” The Union told ‘em, and that’s hosw it is! These same inbred union folks not voting for Nadler again, is your proffered opinion. I don’t see them NOT VOTING that WAY- no matter what Nadler or any other politico says or does. These Public Servants are not heroic. They serve themselves, the same as a Nadler does, at the trough of the Taxpayer.
So, then, none of those generations of cops & firemen had a say in “How Things Work?” The Union told ‘em, and that’s hosw it is! These same inbred union folks not voting for Nadler again, is your proffered opinion. I don’t see them NOT VOTING that WAY- no matter what Nadler or any other politico says or does. These Public Servants are not heroic. They serve themselves, the same as a Nadler does, at the trough of the Taxpayer.
Respectfully, I disagree with your statement. Running into burning buildings after 2 jets slammed into them is heroic in my book.
That is why I see building a Mosque close to that ground as offensive.
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