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Aug. 23, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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August 23, 2010, Monday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
I really didn't.
I didn't know Muslims love golf as much as they apparently do.
Hey, right here.
What is it?
What paper is this?
Boston Herald.
Obama teeing off nation one Sunday at a time.
He played at Our Lady of the Fairways, they call it.
That's the Vineyard Golf Club.
I know the owner and founder of the Vineyard Golf Club is a friend of mine.
Obama's up there playing.
Greetings, folks.
Great to have you here kicking off.
Brand new weekend broadcast excellence.
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And also, my brother's book is out today.
I'm going to be talking more about it in detail as the program unfolds, Crimes Against Liberty.
But it is the book you need to read for this election season.
It is the book.
It answers every Obama question that people have, goes into a lot of depth about why Obama's who he is, personally as well as politically, and how the two impact each other.
And we're going to be making mention of that also on the Facebook page.
Let's see.
Oh, I'm going to be out tomorrow, folks.
I've got to attend a funeral.
And on Wednesday, I'll give you the details of it.
I don't want to talk about it today for a couple of reasons.
But on Wednesday, when we're back from it, I'll tell you, it's horrible.
It's a very unfortunate, terrible thing.
16-year-old kid, cancer.
It's just, it's unfathomable.
Walter Williams will be filling in tomorrow.
And right after the program today, second day of Hank Haney, Haney Project, the golf channel, went out yesterday without Hank.
Yesterday, just went out, tooled around on a course, played a couple, three holes, kibitzed on the driving range, had a little sit-down interview.
One of the things they asked me, I said, are you, why are you doing this?
I said, well, that's not really the question.
The question, why is Haney doing this?
And I can totally understand if Hank Haney dropping Tiger Woods for the opportunity to spend six months with me, who wouldn't?
So I'm totally looking forward to it.
Today I get to meet Haney.
He was next week in Hawaii.
We're at a couple sessions too.
So looking forward to all of that.
Let's go right to the audio sound bites.
Let's just deal with it up front.
This mosque business is not going away.
And there's a reason why it's not going away.
And all over the drive-by media yesterday is that the people just don't understand.
The media don't understand why people are saying what they're saying in these polls.
They don't understand why they think 20% think Obama's a Muslim.
Fewer and fewer think he's a Christian.
And it's really not hard to understand.
You know, we folks have not forgotten Jeremiah Wright.
When Obama says he's a Christian, there are a lot of people that don't believe him.
And just because he got elected president doesn't mean they've forgotten it.
It's not really anything big complicated out here.
But yet they're just beside themselves.
And of course, who are they blaming for this?
Your host, the harmless, lovable little fuzzball El Rushbaugh, this is Juan Williams.
Yesterday morning on Fox News Sunday, Chris Wallace.
Juan, why would it be growing?
I mean, he's been in office a year and a half.
Would you think people would have more of a sense of who he is by now?
I don't know if you noticed, but his approval ratings have been sinking.
And as his approval ratings have been sinking, I think more people feel, you know, absolutely unleashed in terms of their criticism.
And I think the stuff that's coming from the right wing, from Rush Limbaugh and the like, you know, Imam Obama.
Well, I'm happy to be noted, and I'm happy they've heard about this.
It's obviously irritating them, this Imam Obama business, but I've only been saying that since last week, and his numbers have been plunging for much longer than that.
And people have long doubted Obama when he says he's a Christian, long before we got in a game here with the media tweak of or tweak of Imam Obama.
Barack Obama was baptized Christian by a man who gave Calypso Louie, well, Calypso Louie gave him a lifetime achievement award.
That would be the Reverend Wright.
Well, baptized Christian by a man who gave Farrakhan a lifetime achievement award, named after him, the Jeremiah Wright Award.
Jeremiah Wright, people heard the tapes.
Mainstream ruling class tried to ignore them.
Ah, it doesn't matter.
That's a long time ago.
Obama's Renee, I didn't hear a word Wright said in 20 years.
We don't believe that.
It's just that simple.
We don't believe that Obama didn't hear a word that Jeremiah Wright said for 20 years.
We don't believe Obama when he says that he didn't hear any of that incendiary language when he was in the church.
We just don't believe it.
I mean, it's no more complicated than that.
We're not that gullible.
Okay, so Juan Williams, all upset, Imam Obama.
Last Friday, CNN, John King's USA, had this exchange with Amy Goodman, who's the host of something called Democracy Now.
If people are confused, if Americans are confused, Amy Goodman, about their president's faith, whose fault is that?
Well, I think when you have someone like Rush Lumbaugh talking about Imam Obama, you know, the problem with that is it's not true.
Why are you people asking this question in the first place?
Why, if people are confused, if Americans are confused, Amy Goodman, about the president's faith, whose fault might it be the president's problem?
Could it be, I'll tell you, there are a lot of media people who are just beside themselves that Obama didn't clear up the mosque controversy before hitting his vacation.
Why didn't he explain this?
He throws that time bomb in there about supporting the mosque and then tries to walk it back and then says, no, I really meant it.
And then leaves it hanging while he goes on vacation.
Immediately says, I don't understand why he goes on vacation and leaves it.
Do you maybe think he meant to say it?
Do you think maybe it was on the teleprompter for a reason?
He said it at a dinner.
It was on the prompter.
You think maybe he meant to say it.
But why are none of these problems Obama's?
I mean, after all, I'm just an entertainer.
Half the time, these people call me, I'm just an entertainer, people don't take me seriously.
And I come along with this media tweak of the day, Imam Obama.
Now it's my fault that people, some people don't think Obama's a Christian.
What about his role in all this?
CNN State of the Union Howard Dean predicted the Democrats will hold Congress to Candy Crowley on CNN, the State of the Union show.
I bet money on the Senate for sure.
The House is much tougher.
I think at the end of the day, we're going to win in the House, and we're going to have a majority.
It'll probably be reduced to many, perhaps as small as a five or 10-seat majority.
We simply have better candidates.
There's a young guy named Tommy Sowers, who's a Vietnam vet, who's going to knock off Joanne Emerson in Southeast Missouri, Rush Limbaugh's home district.
He's just running a tremendous campaign.
He's raised a lot of dough.
So we're going to have some pickups.
They're focused on a district in which I don't live.
It's not my district.
I mean, I grew up there.
My picture's on the flood wall murals.
And I own the town, but I don't live.
It's not the Rush Limbaugh district.
But nevertheless, Howard Dean, oh, yeah, we're going to do fine.
We're going to leave.
We're going to take the Joanne Emerson seat.
We'll see.
We'll see about that.
You know, Howard Dean ran his 2004 presidential campaign against me, if you recall.
We've been living rent-free in Howard Dean's head since he ran for president.
Here's a montage of Howard Dean on the stump in 2004.
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You have the power to take back our country so that the flag of the United States is no longer the sole property of Rush Limbaugh.
This country does not belong to Rush Limbaugh.
Move over.
I want my country back again because the flag of this country does not belong to Rush Limbaugh.
You have the power to take back the flag so it no longer belongs solely to Rush Limbaugh.
That's a montage of Howard Dean 2004 running for president against me, still focused on Congressional District, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, where I was born, thinking the Democrats are going to take the seat.
Here in, again, the Boston Herald, Obama teeing off Nation, one Sunday at a time.
Another Sunday, another missed opportunity for Obama to prove to America he's not a Muslim.
That's how it begins.
Now, don't quote me in this.
Attention, Juan Williams.
The Boston Herald does not blame me.
They actually blame Obama.
He's going to play golf on Our Lady of the Fairways instead of going to church.
Despite every media person last week, and we played the audio sound bites, please, please just go to church.
Pick a church, grab a big Bible.
Get a 20-pound Bible, lug it in there in a wheelbarrow if you have to.
But go to church this Sunday.
Let people see you.
What is the only proof we have that Obama's a Christian?
Well, okay, his word.
His word, but Jeremiah Wright is the only proof that we have that he's a Christian.
Obama described Wright as his spiritual mentor.
Well, we sorry, media.
We've heard Jeremiah Wright.
We know what Jeremiah Wright said.
We know what he thinks of America.
By the way, did Howard Dean say anything about Scott Brown winning the Ted Kennedy seat?
I wonder what his prediction was on Martha Coakley, was that her name holding that seat?
Instead of attending church services at one of the dozens and dozens of quaint island Christian churches, yesterday morning on Martha's Vineyard, the commander-in-chief hit Our Lady of the Fairways, also known as the Vineyard Golf Club.
Yet again to play 18, Obama teed off with Chicago buddy Eric Whitaker and aide Marvin Nicholson rounding out the Forsome was Bill Lewis, a regular Vineyard vacationer who played with Obama and Whitaker last year.
Once again, the press corpse kept far, far away from the presidential golf party.
By the way, the Secret Service is riding along in golf carts now rather than SUVs.
Golf course owners got a little mad at SUVs in the fairways.
So that which used to happen.
And when you follow Obama around, you got to go into the woods, which is where his T-shot ends up a lot of times.
And you never know what's in the woods out there.
And they've got this course.
I've played this course a number of times.
This one, you know, we put anti-aircraft chaff, anti-aircraft missile chaff on EIB one when we go in there.
It's Martha's Vineyard.
You never know when these surface-to-air missiles are going to be launched by the locals.
I mean, Skips Gates lives in there.
You never know.
So we played this golf course, and it's got, I mean, it's a tough golf course.
It is a very long and very narrow in places, tough golf course with a lot of fescue, a lot of real hard rough.
This is not a fun golf course for a rank amateur.
I guarantee you.
If you can't hit the ball, you're talking 25 or 30 mile or 30 yard wide fairways.
I mean, that's the width of fairways at the U.S. Open.
And once you get in the rough, I mean, you can lose your ball in the rough at the Vineyard Golf Club.
It's a fun course to play.
It's a great clubhouse and all that.
The president's handlers have said Obama does not attend services at church regularly because he doesn't want to be hugely disruptive to congregations.
Apparently, that's not an issue on the golf course, especially now that the Secret Service is following the boss in golf carts instead of these giant SUVs they drove down the fairway last year.
This is a pretty tough piece, Boston Herald.
Pretty tough.
I mean, Our Lady of the Fairways, Obama not going to church in the golf course.
Let me tell you something.
Churches and golf courses both have people addressing the Lord frequently.
People on golf courses talk to God constantly.
I'm sure Obama's doing the same thing.
Back in a jiffy before you know it.
Much more on the EIB network today.
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Hi, and welcome back, Rushland Boy and the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
I have a lot of emails.
I didn't see Fox News Sunday, the original broadcast.
I caught a little bit of it later on.
I had a lot of emails.
Doesn't Juiams make you mad?
No.
Folks, let me tell you something.
There's a, you know, Gibbs used a term a couple weeks ago that made everybody on the left mad.
He referred to the professional left.
Now, they exist, but you're not supposed to talk about them.
It's in a way a secret.
Now, I have described the professional left for you countless times over this program without actually using the terminology of the professional left.
But who are the professional left?
They are people that form basic nonprofit groups, think tanks, with such sweet-sounding names as the Center for American Progress when the purpose is to tear it down.
And these people make a living off of disseminating propaganda.
They turn money into ideology.
They ask for donations and they live off of it.
And these are people who tell you they do it from the goodness of their heart.
They don't care about money.
But they're all over the professional left, and Juan Williams is a member.
And the professional left reads from a script.
They are ideologues.
They read from a script.
Juan has a role to play.
And when it comes to something like the mosque or questions of polling on, remember, by the way, it wasn't us that brought up this whole notion of whether or not Obama is a Christian.
It was the Pew Center, part of the professional left.
They're supposedly nonpartisan.
The Pew Center for people in the press.
They went out and did a poll.
Now, why did they do the poll?
I mean, there had to be a reason for this.
Something had to make them ask the question.
So they come back, their poll shows anywhere from 20 to 25 percent of the American people don't think he's a Muslim or do think he's a Muslim.
And the number of people who think he's a Christian is plummeting.
It can't be his fault, though.
He can't have any role in it.
No, it's got to be me, Imam Obama.
I mean, the fact that this Amy Goodman blames me, too, tells me that talking points have gone out in the professional left.
Okay, this is what we're going to assign here as the explanation for this.
And we're also going to chalk it up to stupid people.
The American public is made up of stupid people.
The professional left holds you in contempt.
The professional left is Acorn.
The professional left is all these militant environmental groups, the Sierra Club, Greenpeace.
They're all the professional left.
They're all 501c3s.
They're George.
So people ask, well, why don't the Republicans have things like this?
Two different modes of thought.
And I've talked about this in this analysis of that great piece in the American Spectator on the ruling class.
We, you and I, members of the country class, we're oriented toward merit.
You know, we want to achieve things and receive whatever accolades and rewards on the basis of substance.
And so my job here is not to fundraise, to advance an ideology.
You know, I'm in radio.
I have certain requirements, business requirements, to succeed here and stay on the air.
And I service those.
And I happen to also have freedom, to be honest, and I combine my passions and desires.
You get what we get here.
But I'm not, you know, I don't collaborate with anybody else to get a message out.
A few people on the right do.
But the professional left is all about collaboration from the universities that train people to work in government, the bureaucrats and so forth.
It's all a giant organization.
And they have talking points and they have the things that they're going to say, whether they believe them or not.
Whatever it takes to advance an agenda, to protect their leader.
So Juan Williams says, well, it's all Rush Limbaugh's fault.
I know Juan Williams.
He's interviewed me a couple of times at Fox.
And there have been many times over the course of all recent years where I have received email from people praising Juan Williams because he has said things that let me know that when he is thinking independently, he's not one of these knee-jerk left-wing reactionaries reading from the talking points facts that's gone out.
But when he, I mean, anybody with a modicum of intelligence can know that Obama's approval numbers have been plummeting.
And the main reason is that people have waken up.
He's not who he said he was.
People simply don't believe him anymore.
They bought it during the campaign, but they don't believe it.
They're questioning a lot of things that he says.
Because of things he's already, he doesn't believe in American exceptionalism.
People, they don't want that in a leader.
And they don't like having the doubt that he's a Christian.
But Juan Williams knows it ain't because of me.
He knows that I'm not the reason this is happening.
He just has to say it.
Hi, and welcome back, Rush Limbaugh.
Big smile on my face.
Here we are.
The Excellence in Broadcasting Network and the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
Remember, Juan Williams defended me major big time back in October of 2009, and he was told by another black journalist to go back on the porch.
He was accused of being an Uncle Tom when he defended me against something.
I understand the game.
That was during the Phony Soldier scandal and also the, I mean, the St. Louis Ram scandal.
That whole trumped up, I never said it bunch of quotes they attributed to me.
And Juan Williams had the audacity to point out the fact that I had not coined the magic Negro phrase for Obama that an L.A. Times columnist had.
And when Juan Williams pointed that out, he was going against the grain, the professional left and the ruling class, and he was called out on it.
He was go back on the porch, Juan, go back on the porch.
I mean, the die had been cast.
The marching orders that Limbaugh made up quotes.
Limbaugh said this.
We know he didn't say it.
We're going to say he did.
And every liberal sports journalist in the country went with it.
This guy in St. Louis, they all went with it.
And Juan Williams, you know, he never said these things.
And he didn't coin the term magic negro.
Juan Goko sit on the porch.
But speaking of all this, Snerdley, you have extra time.
You have some extra time.
Well, this is from the Smoking Gun.
The Justice Department is seeking Ebonics experts.
Department of Justice seeking to hire linguists fluent in Ebonics to help monitor, translate, and transcribe the secretly recorded conversations of subjects of narcotics investigations.
According to federal records, a maximum of nine Ebonics experts will work with the DEA, their Atlanta field division, where the linguists, after obtaining a DEA-sensitive security clearance, will help investigators decipher the results of telephonic monitoring of court-ordered non-consensual intercepts, consensual listing devices, and other media.
The DEA's need for full-time linguists specializing in Ebonics is detailed in bid documents related to the agency's mid-May issuance of a request for a proposal covering the provision of as many as 2,100 linguists.
Now, we know from your stint here as the official Obama criticizer, you've got Ebonics.
You be down for it?
You be down for it, yo.
Yo, well, we here at the EIB Network are always eager to cooperate and help our government.
And come to the aid of the good people in our government who are trying to keep us safe and protect us from drug lords, cartels, and so forth.
And Snerdley, we know, speaks Ebonics.
So we're going to look into the time required because it cannot impact your job here at EIB if you could do it in what little spare time you have.
Of course, depending on what they're going to pay, that's crucial, too.
I mean, the big money is in government, as you know.
Here, audio soundbite number 12 referenced this in the last half hour.
This is the media terribly, terribly upset that Obama flew off on vacation and didn't close the loop on the mosque at Ground Zero conference.
By the way, how many mosques are there in Martha's Vineyard?
I don't know.
Are there any mosques?
Martha's Vineyard, we discussed last year, Martha's Vineyard is actually the home of a long-established, quote-unquote, black enclave.
It's called Oak Bluffs.
That's where Skip Gates lives.
And Oak Bluffs, the long-established black enclave, Martha's Vineyard, started out as a Christian prayer meeting camp.
It was the center of the 19th century Methodist movement.
And in the area known now as the Martha's Vineyard Campground Meeting Association, or the campground, members of the Methodist Church would come every summer to pitch tents and have open-air meetings.
And as the meetings became more and more popular, returning visitors began replacing the tents with small wooden buildings, generally known as gingerbread cottages.
And the black enclave, Oak Bluffs, thus developed on Martha's Vineyard.
So I just wonder how many mosques there are on Martha's Vineyard.
You can't find any.
Researchers, even now, attempting to uncover the number of mosques.
Check Hyannis Port.
Check Nantucket and check Cape Cod while you're at it.
I mean, there's scores of mosques in New York City, not that far from Ground Zero.
But I'm just asking here, is Martha's Vineyard zoned for any mosques or Hyannis Port near the Kennedy compound?
By the way, Snurdley Justice Department is also seeking witch doctors.
Serious folks, they're seeking witch doctors to help some you.
You don't be down with the witch doctor thing.
You're not down for Santeria.
You're not down.
Okay.
You don't play there.
All right.
Homie, don't play Santa Ria.
Homie, don't play witch doctor.
Yo.
One mosque in all of Cape Cod.
One mosque in all of Cape Cod.
The Islamic Center of Cape Cod in Osterville, Massachusetts.
Yeah, they don't actually have a building.
They're trying to get a bit kind of loose right now.
And that's in the middle of the Cape.
Here's Mark Halperin this morning on Scarborough's show, Morning Joe, on MSNBC, during a discussion about Obama and the Ground Zero Mosque.
Maybe I'll look in on this.
He's made this a national issue.
It's unresolved.
He and Michael Bloomberg have to resolve it.
You're shocked that the president went on vacation without clarifying this, aren't you?
I am.
And I'm shocked that he doesn't see the day-to-day damage.
And if he does see the day-to-day damage, I'm shocked that he's not addressing it.
Now, see, this is where those of us in the real world listen to the ruling class media.
We scratch our heads and say, do you really think this guy doesn't know what he's doing?
Do you really think, how can you tell us Mark Halperin, all during the campaign, smartest wizard ever, the most unifying man to ever trod American political soil, a man who is going to bridge all the divides, post-racial, post-American, post-partisan, post-political, post-achievement?
He's the smartest guy.
In fact, Margaret Carlson and others last week said on the mosque business, it's our fault.
We just can't keep up with him.
He's too smart.
He needs to slow it down for our benefit.
Now, how can you say that and be part of that line of thinking and then express shock that the most brilliant president we've ever had doesn't close the loop on the mosque controversy that he started?
Could it be Mr. Halperin got exactly what he wanted out of this?
I mean, if you look at the country, Mark, and the rest of you in the media, you see a pretty divided place.
And you see a president who can see that it's divided, and he doesn't seem to care.
In fact, he seems to be feeding off of the division.
There's so much division in the country that your own polling units are the ones asking the question.
Do you think Obama is a Christian?
Do you think Obama is a Muslim?
Your own polling unit are asking this about the president of the United States.
You want to turn around and blame the people of the country here for bigotry, racism, or what have you, or stupidity.
In fact, all you have to do is answer your own question.
I'm shocked that he doesn't see the day-to-day damage that his public pronouncement caused.
Of course, he sees it.
He says it.
He sees it.
He knows what you guys to do.
He's going to blame me and others in the media.
While he's out playing golf, he'll be back in a week.
He can feed off of it.
It's not really complicated at all.
I just, I marvel here at these people in the press who, on the one hand, this is the smartest guy we've ever had, and he does dumb things every day that they just don't understand.
You got to stick with the meme.
I mean, the meme is he's brilliant.
So you got to put everything under that umbrella.
You got to ask yourself, what are you missing like the rest of us?
We're too stupid to keep up with the fast brilliance of Obama.
So what are we missing here?
That needs to be the question.
Not why is he being stupid?
Zero mosques on Martha's Vineyard, zero mosques in Nantucket.
Speak of the devil.
Pamela Geller, Atlas Shruggs blog.
Gonna see how this floats if it floats up this week.
Newly discovered tapes of Imam Raouf reveal a radical who supports Wahhabism and the destruction of Israel.
Pamela Geller at Atlas Shruggs reports that Steve Emerson has unearthed 13 hours of audio tape of Imam Raouf.
Emerson and his team of investigators.
Emerson is a terrorism expert.
Emerson and his team of investigators have spent the past four weeks going through the newly found material.
Raouf is a radical extremist cleric who cloaks himself in sheep's clothing.
Among the shocking revelations that Emerson's team will reveal this week, they found that Raouf defends Wahhabism, which is a puritanical version of Islam that governs Saudi Arabia.
They found Raouf calling for the elimination of Israel by claiming a one-nation state, meaning no more Jewish state.
They found Raouf defending bin Laden's violence and demonstrating that there is a lot more to this man than merely being a cleric.
So we will see if this floats up.
In the meantime, a brief time out.
Get your phone calls when we get back here on the EIB network.
Sit tight.
Here's that soundbite.
It was from Thursday, October 15th last year, 2009, on the O'Reilly Factor.
The host Ted Baxter talking to Juan Williams and the radio host Warren Ballantyne about me.
Ted Baxter said the reason a limbo is not going to be able to buy into the NFL is because a bunch of made-up stuff became legend and he got hammered.
Okay, we won't look at the made-up stuff.
Let's look at him playing Barack the Magic Negro on his show.
That's not racial either.
It is racial to real.
Hey, Warren, you were saying that my argument was a red herring.
Maybe you should do some research, go back and find out that it was an article written by a black person headline about Barack the Major.
And he made it out of a song and played.
He made it out of a song and played it on his show.
So what?
He's making fun of it.
You can go back to the porch.
Juan, you can go to the back porch.
There was Juan Williams defending me.
I like Juan Williams.
When he starts spouting this, yeah, Obama's numbers are tanking because of Russian Bawan Imam Obama.
I mean, he knows.
He knows.
I mean, it's just that's just part of the game out there that they, the professional left, have to play.
Tony in Miami, as we start on the phones today, great to have you with us, sir.
Hello.
Hello.
Pleasure to speak to you, Mr. Limbaugh.
Thank you very much, sir.
It's an honor.
Just a couple of comments regarding Imam Ralph.
Apparently, he made some comments today that reiterate some things he said before concerning the purpose of this mosque is to build bridges, this whole notion of interfaith tolerance and yada, yada, yada.
What just drives me absolutely bonkers about this is that if anybody reads the texts of Islam, that is the Quran, the Hadith, the surahs, they do not espouse notions of tolerance, of interfaith, and all this stuff that these folks on the left, as well as the willfully ignorant, are spouting.
And it's heartbreaking, really, because of the fact that it's undermining our very constitution, our nation, our republic.
If you know anything about Islam, it is not tolerant of other faiths.
It certainly is not compatible with the Constitution.
And yet, you get this constant repeat, this repeated messages, mantra from the left.
And it's just, sorry, that's an awesome thing.
What does that tell you?
What does that tell you?
I'm sorry?
What does that tell you?
What does it tell you that a mosque, a religious mosque, has become a left versus right issue?
What does it tell you about the left?
The left that doesn't care about religious freedom 364 days of the year.
The left that's really bugged and bothered by the Christian right practicing their faith.
They don't like the Christian right.
So here's one day a year, one issue they happen to care about property rights.
They don't care about those either unless they're in favor of the kangaroo right, a kangaroo rat owning the property or the snug rat, whatever the hell else that they defend.
What does it tell you?
And here comes the right, which happens to fall on the side of American tradition.
What does it tell you?
It should tell you who the American left is.
Something else that I think ought to be picked up, ought to be noted about this.
When all this kind of controversy comes up, like when they hijack our jets and fly two of them to the World Trade Center, what's the first thing our ruling class does?
They convene seminars and say, why don't they like us?
Does Islam ever ask itself again?
This mosque controversy in the mosque controversy, are the Islamists ever saying, what is their problem with us?
Meaning, what are our opponents?
What's their problem?
No, they're not asking that question.
They're accusing us of Islamophobia.
So whereas, you know, we always, well, some of us always say, well, why do they hate us?
They never ask that.
They never ask me what are we doing wrong?
They never, what could we do to appease these people?
They don't ask that question.
We the ones do that.
I think it's relevant.
Means something.
All right, we just have done the research here.
Seven mosques total in all of Massachusetts.
There are over 30 mosques in Manhattan alone and 100 throughout the five boroughs.
Now, in regards to the previous caller, if the builders of the mosque at Ground Zero, if they were really into bridge building, outreach, this is the perfect situation.
Agree to move it.
If that was really their purpose here, really into outreach, really, really want to build a bridge to us, move it.
But it'd be a magnificent gesture, but they're not doing that, are they?
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