Reflections on an Islamic Center in Lower Manhattan. Goodbye Mr. Bloomberg- Idiots show lack of respect. response to Maurice Leon

Submitted by Anne-USA (United States), Aug 17, 2010 at 11:03

I do so agree, Mr. Bloomberg has lost all credibility and support of the common man. This issue is as hot as a firestorm. Everyone is talking about it, and calling officials to Stop the Cordoba Mosque. It represents Islamic supremecy at a site where Innocent Americans lost their lives, and familes will forever live the moments in History.

I was following another issue on OrthodoxNet.comBlog about the Greek Orthodox church St. Nicholas that was destroyed when the South Tower came down, and if anyone has a right to build at this Hallowed Ground its this church who was well-established for many years before the terrorist attack. The Port Authority has denied them permission to re-build. Why, Is it Islamic Saudi Arabia dollars buying them out and promoting the Mosque, and or Hamas, who says, "The Mosque Must be Built?"

In respect and honor to the dead, The Firemen, Policemen, businesspeople, employees of United and American Airlines, this Mosque should be stopped! The smells, gases, rubble, and bodies being pulled from the ruins are still fresh on people's minds. There are plenty of locations in Manhattan or Elsewhere. Governor David Patterson has offered to help Feisel Abdul Rauf find another suitable location. There is no excuse for this blatant attempt to Cry Allah Akbar- Jihad against the Infidel and show supremacy by building a Mosque. Islam builds shrines where it feels it has Divine Victory. They are not fooling or deceiving any of us anymore.

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