Here's what Mr president has to say about the koran burning, page 3
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reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 04:14 PM by Libertygal
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FBI agents visit Florida church over Quran burn
By ANTONIO GONZALEZ and MITCH STACY (AP) – 3 hours ago


news.yahoo.com...

Fla. minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
Pastor Terry Jones said Thursday that he decided to cancel his protest because the leader of a planned Islamic Center near ground zero has agreed to move its controversial location. The agreement couldn't be immediately confirmed.]

WOW! I didn't hear this! If this is true, that is something!


apnews.myway.com...

Obama implores minister to call off Quran burning


news.yahoo.com...

Obama sends greeting on Muslim holiday


www.jpost.com...

'Muslims to burn US flags in protest of Koran burnings'




Well, interesting headlines there, doncha think?


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reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 04:22 PM by sdcigarpig
reply to post by Jazzyguy

Yes the President of the United States is a citizen and has the right to do such. But there are some things that the President should not speak on, or even out against. He may think it is a bad idea, however, when you combine his remarks about the propsed burning of the Quar'an and the actual remarks that he made about the Ground Zero Mosque, what is one lead to believe? If you are not muslim or a follower of the Islamic faith, then your are expected to give way and yield to those who are? The President of the United States, must speak for all of the people in the country, not just for the few or the minorities there, to govern wisely. He can not give into the demands of those extremists, nor can he be constantely supporting the few with his words, to give them crediability. In the Mosque controversy, he stated that the Imman and that group had the right to build a place of worship there, so why now, does he not state that the pastor down in Florida, have the same right to burn the Quar'an as protected by the constitution of the United States?
I believe he is just playing a dangerous political game, and is constantly caught off guard when called on such, with every time he states something like that, it divides the country more and more along the lines of race and ideology, rather than gathering the people together under one banner and one nation.


reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 05:44 PM by nunya13
reply to post by airspoon


I'm with you. I think the burning is terrible, intolerant, and hate serving. But those are my opinions. And the Pastor has his opinions about Islam and wants to burn the Koran because of them. He has every right to do so, but that doesn't mean I can't speak out against it.

The president saying the burning goes against our freedoms is outrageous!
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