Michael Savage going for the jugular of the Council on American-Islamic relations, page 4
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reply posted on 3-1-2008 @ 04:04 PM by nine-eyed-eel
reply to post by johnsky
I have to object to the phrase " anti-Islamic racism " as a bad Raisinet mind-control nugget, because, one can stop being Islamic without changing one's race...So...if it's anti-Islamic, then why muddy the waters with racism ( I mean, I know why people with weak arguments use straw men, I guess I made a rhetorical question mama ), and conversely, if it's just any excuse to oppress the swarthy, why drag in the religious issue? Do we speak of anti-vegan racism, because the vegans we know are disproportionately white or Asian?
No, but I know, it's because racism is Soooo Baaaad, that when you mention it I can tell, this is Reallly Serious...


reply posted on 29-1-2008 @ 07:35 AM by winterass
CAIR lied about advertisers dropping Savage

The Council on American-Islamic Relations claims a raft of companies have stopped advertising on Michael Savage's top-rated radio talk show in response to a CAIR-instigated boycott campaign, but several of the cited companies say they don't know what the Islamic lobby group is talking about.

In a recent announcement claiming Universal Orlando Resorts "drops 'Savage Nation' ads," CAIR stated:

"Advertisers that have already stopped airing, or refuse to air commercials on 'Savage Nation' include AutoZone, Citrix, TrustedID, JCPenney, OfficeMax, Wal-Mart and AT&T."

But now AutoZone has told WND the CAIR campaign had nothing to do with its advertising decision, and it had chosen not to advertise on any radio talk shows – of all parts of the spectrum – years before the CAIR effort.

CAIR officials declined to respond to WND queries about why it is listing companies as part of its boycott campaign that say they have not participated in the boycott.

But Talk Radio Network officials also confirmed that companies including AutoZone and JCPenney never advertise on such programs.

"We do not sponsor syndicated radio talk shows," AutoZone spokesman Ray Pohlman told WND. "We have customers of all shapes and sizes and political persuasions. For us to sponsor [any radio talk shows] wouldn't make any sense."

But that policy is years old, and wasn't changed at all by CAIR's effort, he said.

"What I will tell you is the CAIR organization did, in fact, contact the marketing department [of AutoZone.] We responded with our full advertising policy which clearly states that we do not advertise on radio talk shows," he told WND.

He said the only way for an ad to have appeared would have been for a programmer at a radio station to make a mistake and put it on the air without permission.

Pohlman said CAIR apparently took the company's response to mean it was instituting a specific ban on advertising on the Savage show, when in fact the policy covers all such radio shows, and is not even a new policy.

www.worldnetdaily.com...

Again, CAIR is lying, as always.

[edit on 29-1-2008 by winterass]


reply posted on 29-1-2008 @ 07:45 AM by winterass
Another thing about the islamofascist CAIR (they only cair about themselves)

FAKE MUSLIM HATE CRIMES: WHERE’S THE APOLOGY, CAIR?

In August, the Council on American Islamic Relations demanded that law enforcement officials in McAllen, Texas, investigate an intentionally-set fire at a Muslim store as a possible hate crime. As CAIR noted in one of its endless press release decrying Islamophobia in America:

“The fire followed two separate incidents in which unknown parties painted the phrase “Go Home” on the door of the store. The hate-graffiti appeared just after the store began running advertisements on local television that featured a Muslim woman wearing an Islamic head scarf.”

Well, the cops investigated. And guess who they arrested? The Muslim owner of the store. The New York Times reported:

The man, Amjad Abunar, had complained that “Go Home” was twice spray-painted on a door of his Al Madinah Market before a fire on Aug. 6 that gutted the small delicatessen. Only last week, the graffiti and fire were cited as evidence by a Washington advocacy group that hate crimes against Muslims were on the rise in Texas.

Bond for Mr. Abunar was set at $150,000, and he remained in jail on Wednesday.

Representatives of the advocacy group, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which had complained that McAllen officials were not investigating the fire as a possible hate crime, said they were stunned Wednesday to learn of Mr. Abunar’s arrest.

Ibrahim Hooper, a council official in Washington, said Mr. Abunar had assured him he had nothing to do with setting the fire.

“Stunned?” The Muslim lobby’s gullible hate crime howlers have been duped before. Muslim self-arsonists and self-grafitti vandals have been a recurring post-Sept. 11 problem.

michellemalkin.com...
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