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Fiddle Fadl:Delusional prof turns to CAIR and MPAC's media hack Teresa Wanatabe to publicise his threats

Reader comment on item: "Who Wants Khaled Abou el Fadl Dead?"

Submitted by Ben van de Polder (United States), Aug 28, 2006 at 11:35

Interesting to note that Fadl went to Teresa Wanatabe ( CAIR and MPAC's go to propagandist ) to tell his sad tale. Very possibly the bullet, if there was one, was a random criminal act, which further unhinged Fadl's delusional mind. The imagined fatwa by a shady Iranian shows that he is a Rushdie wannabe as well.

Another theory is that he wants to sell his books and tapes, the adverts for which claim he is the 'most important and influential Islamic thinker in the US', and is laying on the death threat schtick , by pretending his ideas are so influential that people think him dangerous.

Then again, he could just be desperate for attention.

Khaled Abou Who?

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Title Commenter Date Thread
Khaled al-Fadl and BB guns [134 words]Chris BAug 31, 2006 11:5054474
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mayaAug 30, 2006 21:4754424
Khaled Abou al-Fadl and teaching Islamic law! [31 words]dhimmi no moreAug 28, 2006 13:5454163
Fiddle Fadl:Delusional prof turns to CAIR and MPAC's media hack Teresa Wanatabe to publicise his threats [119 words]Ben van de PolderAug 28, 2006 11:3554146

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