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(Lawfare Project) We see art that critiques Christianity, and musicals that satirize Mormonism. Virtually every religion is open to a conversation - except Islam. Talk about Islam, particularly militant Islam, and it's met instead with censorship, intimidation, lawsuits, and even violence. When Major Nidal Hasan went on a murdering spree at Fort Hood, the U.S. government classified his act of terrorism as workplace violence, with no mention of him screaming, "Allah is great," as he gunned down 13 fellow soldiers. References to Islam and Jihad have been removed from the FBI's training manuals.2014-12-16 00:00:00Full Article
Video: Why Can't We Have a "Conversation" about Militant Islam?
(Lawfare Project) We see art that critiques Christianity, and musicals that satirize Mormonism. Virtually every religion is open to a conversation - except Islam. Talk about Islam, particularly militant Islam, and it's met instead with censorship, intimidation, lawsuits, and even violence. When Major Nidal Hasan went on a murdering spree at Fort Hood, the U.S. government classified his act of terrorism as workplace violence, with no mention of him screaming, "Allah is great," as he gunned down 13 fellow soldiers. References to Islam and Jihad have been removed from the FBI's training manuals.2014-12-16 00:00:00Full Article
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