"The cameras don't show anything; we are planning on installing cameras."
Or like the OU Muslim mouthpiece saying----" Hinrich's roommate Cheema is an atheist; he's mad at God y'know."
Little bit of WTF if you ask me.
"Or like the OU Muslim mouthpiece saying----" Hinrich's roommate Cheema is an atheist; he's mad at God y'know.""
I recalled that statement when Ms. Cosby spoke of Fazal Cheema and stated he was a Muslim. The young women did not correct her...
The other thing that's interesting is that the person who said that "atheist" statement was only named and didn't appear anywhere else in the article. There was nothing to indicate how he could know such a personal thing, or why we should take his word over other reports to the contrary.
Funny how they expect us to believe the word of someone they could've picked up off the street, but reporters revealing statements of "officals speaking under condition of anonymity" means reporting on "speculations". Even more ludicrous is when it's the AP, MSNBC and others saying and agreeing with these things and in the excerpt I posted in a link above we can see that this is a common practice for them...