A
Muslim group is calling out a California councilman for comments made
on his Facebook page concerning Muslims and 9/11, but at least one
Christian group has come to his defense.
The
Greater Los Angeles Area chapter of the Council on American-Islamic
Relations (CAIR) has requested that Orange city Councilman Jon Dumitru
apologize for posting remarks on Facebook concerning the anniversary of
9/11. According to Dr. Gary Cass of DefendChristians.org, CAIR is upset that the councilman linked the teachings of Islam and the Koran to the terrorist attacks.
"This is just another attempt on the part of CAIR to try to silence any
opposition to Islam -- even if it's honest, even if it's legitimate, and
even if it's fully protected constitutional speech," Dr. Cass contends.
"And we're here to say [that] some Americans are not going to be
silenced, no matter what CAIR says, or no matter what CAIR does."
Dumitru,
who is also a firefighter, wrote: "It was ten years ago today that most
Americans learned first-hand of the teachings of Islam and the Koran
being filled with messages of peace ... as they killed thousands of our
fellow Americans! Today, I remember those lost, left behind, and those
across the world searching for these pure evil terrorists and
dispatching them from this world! We will never forget! We will never
forgive!"
In the DefendChristians.org spokesman's opinion, "What's so deliciously
ironic about this is CAIR was connected to the Muslim Brotherhood; and
the Muslim Brotherhood, along with CAIR, [was] helping to raise money
through the Holy Land Foundation that was being sent to Hamas, a
terrorist organization."
Even so, CAIR has responded to the firefighter's words by writing: "Your
hateful statement, in which you falsely insinuate that the teachings of
Islam and the Koran would allow the terrorist attacks of 9/11, is
deeply troubling to all Muslims."
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
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