There is a hideous coalition that has formed in America to ratchet up the calls of "islamophobia" across this land and to try to set the table for the implementation of sharia law and lo and behold, one of the main members of said coalition is one of the most liberal and marxist of organizations...none other than the Center for American Progress.
This article from Family Security Matters details the coalition and how they are aggressively spreading myths about an islamophobic movement in this country. Bottom line here is this - if you are an American who is concerned about the terrorism brought to this country by radical Islam and you also defy sharia law from being implemented here due to the inherent conflict with the American Constitution...you are an islamophobe. You are a sick person with prejudices. Never mind that you are an American patriot who sees through the bullshit of stealth jihad - according to the new alliance of Leftists and Islamic radicals, you are nothing but a hater.
This is coming to a head - there WILL come a day soon where we will probably see the Obama administration make some very bold and disturbing moves regarding the treatment of Islam in America and my prediction is it will curl your hair. So far, the islamists have made too many strides and now that they have won full support of America's Marxists, it may be too much to withstand.
Center for American Progress defends Shariah, charges America with 'Islamophobia'
There they go again. Last week, the Center for American Progress released "Fear, Inc.," yet another report in the increasingly hysterical bullying campaign to shout down criticism of political Islamist efforts to influence American foreign and domestic policy. Their latest "copy and paste" effort duplicates large sections of five nearly identical "investigations" just this year, complaining that millions of concerned Americans are Islamophobes.
The primary organizations-- what should be called the "Shariah Defense Lobby"-- are the Center for American Progress/ThinkProgress, the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC), the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) with support from a handful of other far-left or Islamist bloggers and Washington lobbyists.
The "Shariah Defense Lobby" whitewashes and protects political, legal, military and religious doctrines of Shariah law (Islamic law) from scrutiny. One of its major goals is to silence all criticism of Islamist aggression, jihadist violence, or Shariah violations of human rights and civil liberties.
Frank J. Gaffney, president of the Center for Security Policy, noted that:
The ‘Shariah Defense Lobby' is in a race against time to hide the grim reality of Shariah law as it is actually enforced, as Islamist movements and political parties throughout the Arab world are aggressively seeking to govern by Shariah. Most significantly, the ‘Shariah Defense Lobby' refuses to discuss a simple fact: secular and democratic activists in Egypt and elsewhere in the Muslim world oppose Shariah in their countries, just as Americans oppose it here.
The latest report also attacks venerable American family foundations for supporting educational efforts on national security and counter-terrorism. The funding sources of the "Shariah Defense Lobby" should be exposed to public scrutiny. For example, CAIR-- an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terror financing trial in American history-- has reportedly received millions in foreign funding from Islamist contributors, including the Organization of Islamic Conference (aka Cooperation). This year, CAIR lost its nonprofit tax status because of its refusal to file tax forms that would have revealed its sources of funding.
In addition to CAIR's foreign financing, this latest paper from the Center for American Progress reveals that the project depends on money from the Open Society Foundations, a funding vehicle of far-left billionaire George Soros. George Soros is chairman of Soros Fund Management LLC. He has amassed a personal fortune estimated at about $14.5 billion (as of 2011). His company, Soros Fund Management, controls at least another $27.9 billion in investor assets. Soros's foundation network-- whose flagship is the Open Society Institute (OSI)-- has reportedly dispensed billions to a multitude of far left organizations.
The "Shariah Defense Lobby," which aggressively defends Shariah from its critics, has produced a year-long campaign of remarkably identical agitprop papers, all with a single goal: to attack the millions of Americans who are concerned about political Islamists' growing power here in the U.S. and abroad. In these increasingly shrill reports, the "Shariah Defense Lobby" keeps attempting to silence the great majority of Americans who express legitimate concerns about home-grown Islamist terrorism, and about Islamist efforts to enforce Shariah law on American Muslim families and even on non-Muslim Americans.
The Center for American Progress-- authors of "Fear, Inc."-- are trying to make Americans afraid of discussing one of the greatest national security threats we face. Thankfully, the American people aren't buying what they're selling: the campaign is having the opposite effect of what the Lobby intends.
Selected Papers from the Shariah Defense Lobby 'Copy-and-Paste' Essay Series
January 2011: Thomas Cincotta, "Manufacturing the Muslim Menace: Private Firms, Public Servants and the Threat to Rights and Security" (Political Research Associates)
March 2011: Wajahat Ali and Matthew Duss, "Understanding Sharia Law" (Center for American Progress)
May 2011: "Nothing to Fear: Debunking the Mythical ‘Shariah Threat' to Our Judicial System" (American Civil Liberties Union)
June 2011: Corey Saylor, et al. "Same Hate, New Target: Islamophobia and Its Impact in the United States" (Council on American Islamic Relations and University of California at Berkeley)
June 2011: Robert Steinback, "Jihad against Islam" (Southern Poverty Law Center)
August 2011: Wajahat Ali, Eli Clifton, Matt Duss, Lee Fang, Scott Keyes, Faiz Shakir, "Fear Inc.: The Roots of the Islamophobia Network in America" (Center for American Progress)
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