New York Times Interviews Brifitte Gabriel: Titles Article "The Crusader"

A very insulting interview with Brigitte Gabriel From NYT:

Q: As a Lebanese-Christian immigrant who spent her girlhood amid the bloody devastation of the Lebanese civil war, you have lately emerged as one of the most vehement critics of radical Islam in this country. Are you concerned that your new book, “They Must Be Stopped,” will feed animosity toward Muslims?

A: I do not think I am feeding animosity. I am bringing an issue to light. I disapprove of any religion that calls for the killing of other people. If Christianity called for that, I would condemn it.

Q: What about all the moderate Muslims who represent our hope for the future? Why don’t you write about them?

A: The moderate Muslims at this point are truly irrelevant. I grew up in the Paris of the Middle East, and because we refused to read the writing on the wall, we lost our country to Hezbollah and the radicals who are now controlling it.

Q: In your new book, you write about the Muslim presence in America and bemoan the rise of Islamic day schools and jihad summer camp. Is there really such a thing?

A: Yes. Instead of taking lessons on swimming and gymnastics, the kids are listening to speakers give lectures titled “Preparation for Death” and “The Life in the Grave.”

Q: Are your parents still in Lebanon?

A: I became an orphan at the age of 23. Both my parents are buried in Israel, on Mount Zion, with Oskar Schindler.

Q Why did you bury them in Israel?

A: I wanted to honor my parents. After all, it is the Holy Land. And I wanted to ensure that both my children will know where my loyalty lies — with Israel, because Israel for me represents democracy, respect and human rights, something that no other country in the Arabic world offers.

Q: Are you an agent of the U.S. government?

A: No.

Q: Are you underwritten by the C.I.A.?

A: No. Are you kidding? In 2000, I voted for Al Gore.

Q: Where do you live? (What the fuck? Do they want her address?)

A: I do not share that information because of the death threats I receive.

Q: Threats from anyone we know? (I'm guessing the NYT does, indeed, know Al Qaeda very well. They're probably embedded with them at this very moment)

A: Al Qaeda mentioned my name on their top Internet sites and recently sent a press release about my work.

Q: If you are worried about death threats, why would you put a glamorous photograph of yourself on the cover of your new book?

A: In Lebanon, we were raised to be glamorous, feminine and sensual. It’s the only good thing we inherited from the French.

Friggin' amazing. The New York Times has, once again, proven itself to be an enemy of freedom. Apparently, they object to Gabriel being glamorous.

Jesus Christ, deliver us from these enemies.