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Podcast 59
The devastating Islamic terror attacks on the churches in Sri Lanka are again bringing to the forefront of radical Islamic terrorism. This is downplayed by some of our politicians like former President Barack Obama, and former Presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton. Today’s podcast will take a look at the Rise of Radical Islam, and how it affects America today.
Sri Lanka
The calm of Easter Sunday was shattered by gruesome bombings that killed at least 290 people in Sri Lankan churches and hotels. A sacred day to Christians worldwide, Easter was ushered in by almost 300 Christians being killed. The mainstream media will downplay this event for fear of being called “Islamophobic.”
CNN reported the story as such:“Though it’s not clear who’s behind the eight explosions that forced the country of 21 million people to go on lockdown, they are certain acts of terror.” (Monday, April 22, 2019). No surprise that CNN would downplay this event.
What we do know
The government on Monday blamed a little-known radical Islamist group for the devastating Easter Sunday suicide bombings that killed nearly 300 people. Officials said the group, which had not carried out any serious attacks before, had received help from an international terrorist organization.
So why would some news media downplay Islamic terror?
One word, Islamophobia. In America, everyone has to be p.c. these days. Fear of mobs on social media outlets like twitter will attack you behind a keyboard. To make this worse, now in Washington D.C. we have congresswomen like Ilhan Omar who will tweet:
“In his selective memory, he forgets to also mention the thousands of Somalis killed by the American forces that day! #NotTodaySatan”Ilhan Omar
She’s already proving herself to be a hard-core hater of Jewish people. She described the 9/11 terror attacks as an event, “where some people did something” at a CAIR event in March; CAIR allegedly has terror ties. These aren’t isolated incidents. These tweets and remarks are part of a pattern.
In 2012 she tweeted “Allahu Akbar
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By David Lamar MarksPodcast 59
The devastating Islamic terror attacks on the churches in Sri Lanka are again bringing to the forefront of radical Islamic terrorism. This is downplayed by some of our politicians like former President Barack Obama, and former Presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton. Today’s podcast will take a look at the Rise of Radical Islam, and how it affects America today.
Sri Lanka
The calm of Easter Sunday was shattered by gruesome bombings that killed at least 290 people in Sri Lankan churches and hotels. A sacred day to Christians worldwide, Easter was ushered in by almost 300 Christians being killed. The mainstream media will downplay this event for fear of being called “Islamophobic.”
CNN reported the story as such:“Though it’s not clear who’s behind the eight explosions that forced the country of 21 million people to go on lockdown, they are certain acts of terror.” (Monday, April 22, 2019). No surprise that CNN would downplay this event.
What we do know
The government on Monday blamed a little-known radical Islamist group for the devastating Easter Sunday suicide bombings that killed nearly 300 people. Officials said the group, which had not carried out any serious attacks before, had received help from an international terrorist organization.
So why would some news media downplay Islamic terror?
One word, Islamophobia. In America, everyone has to be p.c. these days. Fear of mobs on social media outlets like twitter will attack you behind a keyboard. To make this worse, now in Washington D.C. we have congresswomen like Ilhan Omar who will tweet:
“In his selective memory, he forgets to also mention the thousands of Somalis killed by the American forces that day! #NotTodaySatan”Ilhan Omar
She’s already proving herself to be a hard-core hater of Jewish people. She described the 9/11 terror attacks as an event, “where some people did something” at a CAIR event in March; CAIR allegedly has terror ties. These aren’t isolated incidents. These tweets and remarks are part of a pattern.
In 2012 she tweeted “Allahu Akbar