CAIR revisited and thank you Dr. Pipes

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 17, 2009 at 12:01

Thank you Dr. Pipes for speaking up all these years about CAIR and what I would regard as the enemy among us and a sordid outfit.

It was a brilliant idea that the authors exposed the real CAIR by pretending to be converts to islam! And I'm sure they were received with open arms as Muslims prefer to have converts that are white! and what a bunch of hypocrites! And I suspect that the folks at CAIR will be much more careful (and paranoid) about what those so called coverts to islam might do not just to islam (as in creating some terrorists) but to CAIR and threrefore to the jobs of the likes of Hooper and Awad and that Saylor. You see if they can expose how does CAIR get the money then the source of the money will dry up! And Hooper and Awad and Saylor will be left with no jobs or 401K's for that matter and it does not break my heart in the least.

I just listened to Ibrahim Hooper ranting about the book and the authors of the book and the fact they he and other muslim brothers (!) were gracious to the authors. Oh and more ranting about Islamophobia what ever that is. But I'm sure he was worried about his pay and his 410K. Poor guy. He does not even get it why no one seems to be after let us say Buddhism or Hinduism or Atheism or that most rabid anti-semites will be found among Muslims and the most rabid anti-Christian are Muslims. And he seems to have no clue about the fact that islam and islamic imperialism has left many scars all overe the world including the 9/11 atrocity!

The Arabs have a great saying that I would translate as: the ultimate liar is he who lies and then believe his own lies. And this is what CAIR is all about , but I would add and delusions too

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