Via this posting at Little Green Footballs:
I’m informed by a reliable source that the Associated Press report we linked earlier today, that said CAIR and the flying imams had dropped their suits against anonymous passengers who reported the imams’ suspicious behavior, is not correct. Apparently the Associated Press got this wrong.
Repeat: CAIR has not dropped the “John Doe” lawsuits. They are still named.
Meanwhile, CAIR is trying to intimidate Young Americans for Freedom, where Robert Spencer is scheduled to speak today. According to this posting at The Center for Vigilant Freedom:
...[A]t no point does CAIR do what a responsible organization involved in an argument of political ideas would do, which is offer to take the stage with Spencer and debate his interpretation of Islamic theology....
Instead, CAIR rattles their sabres of legal jihad and makes demands. See this copy of the letter which the CAIR lawyer sent to Young Americans for Freedom.
How about this? We DEMAND that CAIR open their financial records--the real ones.
3 comments:
Did the AP get the story wrong, or did someone there have it put out wrong, so as to take some of the heat off their muslim friends?
Ayatollah,
Are you sure you don't want to become a contributor to IBA?
I'd love to have you as a regular blogger.
Pastorius,
Yes, we need Ayatollah!
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