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Blog EntryAug 18, '10 10:44 PM
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Yes folks - I said Park 51 not Area 51
A few photos of stuff the same distance from the World Trade Center 
as the “Ground Zero Mosque”:

"at Ground Zero" – Sarah Palin

“steps away from where radical Islamists killed 3000 people” – Sarah Palin

“just a stone’s throw away from 9/11’s sacred ground”- Sarah Palin

“at the doorstep of a site where terrorists invoking the name of Islam killed 3,000 Americans” –Wall Street Journal editorial

“on that particular site” – Michael Goodwin

“so close to Ground Zero” – Claudia Rosett

“over Ground Zero” – Andrea Peyser

“at a place where Islamic terrorists killed more than 2,700 innocent people” – William McGurn

“overlooking the site where radical Islamists killed almost 3,000 people in a shocking act of hatred” – Newt Gingrich

 “right at ground zero” – Rudy Giuliani

“In the shadow of the World Trade Center” – Abe Foxman

“in what would have been the shadows of the Twin Towers” – Rod Dreher
 

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To refudiate or not to refudiate?

"Sarah Palin raised linguists` eyebrows this weekend when she urged Muslims to "refudiate" a controversial mosque -- then defended her garbled English as Shakespearean.

The darling of the Republican right coined the word Sunday in a Tweet criticizing plans for a mosque at Ground Zero in New York.

At first Palin appeared embarrassed, deleting the message on her Twitter page and replacing it with a call for Muslims to `refute` the plan, this time using a real word.
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shadowwarrior01 wrote on Aug 19, '10
yeah but they're not an new 100 million dollar islamic center/mosque possibly funded by saudia arabia and iran who fund hamas terrorist..
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kepler1 wrote on Aug 19, '10
I'm not a fan of the mosque either... but if it goes thru I hope that gay arabic nightclub opens nextdoor.
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jadedruid wrote on Aug 19, '10
I find these pictures to be a complete riot. I have said all along this is a controversy created by the media and politicians. If they had not opened their mouths this would not have been an issue for people. Since they are being told to be outraged, they are. If this had opened as a strip club would the politicians have complained?
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dimondd wrote on Aug 19, '10
Built by Mid - East Arab funds !

Later Dee
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goodstuff4u wrote on Aug 19, '10
kepler1 said
I'm not a fan of the mosque either...
I am not a big either. I am also piss off at the Mass Media and their coverage
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mattpritt wrote on Aug 19, '10
Well I am not a fan of religious structures in general, but given that they exist it comes down to whether or not an Islamic Center can be built in an abandoned Burlington Coat Factory and I can't think of a good legal reason why not. The only reason seems to be a xenophobic, media created sensation. After all in 2008 foreign investment in the United States from the Middle East was over $12 billion yet nary an indignant peep was heard about dollar one of it.
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realitychecks wrote on Aug 20, '10
you're asking the wrong dudez! should build a skate park, a sanctuary away from all the skater haters. a big gnarley skate park.
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kepler1 wrote on Aug 20, '10
I think "refudiate" is the best New Word since "misunderestimate" (Bush the Lesser)
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goodstuff4u wrote on Aug 22, '10
The idea of a Islamic Center a few blocks from Ground Zero sure is giving a lot of people the vapors

The Daily Show With Jon StewartMon - Thurs 11p / 10c
Extremist Makeover - Homeland Edition
www.thedailyshow.com

On the Daily Show, in response to flimsy attempts by the Fox News gang to link the Imam behind the so-called Ground Zero Mosque to terrorism, Jon Stewart used the same tactics to connect Rupert Murdoch to Osama bin Laden.

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