CAIR warns muslims upset over FBI, Spencer invitation

The religion of peace and tolerance is upset because the FBI extend an invitation to author Robert Spencer. The FBI had planned to bring in Spencer this week to speak to Indiana's Joint Terrorism Task Force. Today's whine-o-gram calls Spencer an "islamophobe" who distorts its faith. CAIR and other muslim organizations have a long history of discrediting islamic critics and silencing those who CAIR perceive as a threat to their mission. Hiding behind bogus hate speech laws, spurious claims of religious intolerance and (taking a page from the liberal handbook on how to get you way in America) bringing lawsuits in an effort to advance their agenda in America.

TSA has given behind the scene tours to CAIR and other muslim community leaders and not an eyebrow is raised, but Robert Spencer speaking to the Terrorism Joint Task Force is unacceptable to the "ummah."

The Indy Star reported today the invitation has the muslim community "upset." Louay Safi, director of leadership development with the Plainfield-based Islamic Society of North America, said bringing Spencer in to talk of Islam is akin to bringing an anti-Semite to talk about Jews or a Ku Klux Klan member to talk about race."Many people in our community will not be happy with it," Safi said. And we know what happens when muslims are "unhappy" or believe islam has been insulted.

It seems to me, the CAIR whine-o-gram objective is to incite their recipients. Along with a link to the current "insult to the ummah," they include links to past Spencer offenses going back to 2003. When Pat Robertson stated the koran was "fraudulent" while interviewing Spencer in October of '06, CAIR thought it would be helpful to include a link to the video. Incorporating posts from a blog that keeps an eye on Spencers "jihadwatch" website, for shock value. There's no correlation between the any of these incidents. Why would CAIR mingle all these insightful tidbits in their daily whine-o-gram? To stimulate debate or inflame the ummah? Perpetuating the "victim" mentality and suppressing opposing views will keep CAIR in business.