Good for the goose

Matthew Hoy
By Matthew Hoy on September 12, 2006

In recent months you've had Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad send a letter to President Bush encouraging him to convert to Islam, Fox News reporter Steve Centanni and camerman Olaf Wiig forced to convert to Islam at gunpoint and Al Qaeda terrorist Adam Gadahn on video "encouraging" Americans to convert to Islam "because today could be your last day."

In the wake of these actions, the local terrorist apologists at the Council on American Islamic Relations have responded by ... saying nothing.

But, curiously, when a small church in Florida puts up a sign encouraging Muslims to convert to Christianity, the outrage goes from 0-60 in less than a second.

"If church leaders are really interested in saving people, they would find much less offensive ways to do it," said Ahmed Bedier, director of the Tampa chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. "Religious leaders are adding fuel to the fire. It's a shame."

The group plans on taking photos of the sign to document the incident, as it did in 2003 when a Jacksonville minister posted a sign stating that the Prophet Muhammad advocated violence.

Yep, you can bet this little incident will figure prominently in next year's bogus CAIR Muslims-are-victims report.

0 comments on “Good for the goose”

  1. Mr. Ahmadinejad doesn't want president Bush to convert to Islam. What all he wants is that Mr Bush should become a good Christian and live by the faith and teachings of Christianity and of Jesus Christ (May Peace Be Upon Him). Because all Muslims, Christians, Jews and the non-belivers will be answerable to the Almighty at some point of time for their acts and deeds on earth.

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