The audio in the clip below is not always clear, so I’ll include the account of the event from Canada Free Press:
At a townhall meeting hosted by Congressman Allen West on Monday evening in Pompano Beach, the Q&A segment of the meeting featured a Koran wielding Nezar Hamze, Executive Director of the Council for American Islamic Relations (CAIR). Hamze confronted Congressman West and asked him to point out where in the Koran does it give marching orders to Muslims “to carry out attacks against Americans and innocent people”. West quickly pointed out that the Koran was written long before America even existed and that it does indeed tell believers to kill infidels, and then proceeded to chronicle a lengthy list of historical Muslim acts of aggression. Congressman West closed his retort by referencing the Fort Hood shootings and 9-11 attacks, saying that his first hand experiences on the battlefield has given him insight into the tactics that Islamists use before telling Hamze not to “try to blow sunshine up my butt” with his criticism of him. West took offense to Hamze’s amateurish criticism of his stance on radical Islam and concluded by telling Mr. Hamze to “put the microphone down and go home.”
Here’s the video:
Hat tip: JD.
10 comments:
While gratifying, indeed, it still beggars the question:
Why did this take some TEN YEARS to happen?
More important: that video has 63k views. Which means things are starting to change. :D
Pathetic. Blacks murder the largest number of Whites in the U.S. by far. Will West address the crisis and media coverup of Black against White violence in the U.S.?
Why did this take 10 years to happen? Because it took us 10 years to get Allen West in Congress.
The man is a LEGEND. We need to get serious, get grassroots, get organized, and call for Allen West to be drafted to run for POTUS 2012.
Good onya Rep. West.
Notice how he slipped in that the Koran was written in the 8th or 9th centuries.
Pretty damn good.
Notice the crowd isnt having anything to do with this jerk (now if we could just get Suhail Khan kicked off the ACU).
One more thing, notice that this fellow is not the least bit intimidated or afraid of speaking out publicly in this manner. He wont be recieving death threats, like Col. West receives from Muslims (and Muslim Americans).
I think the audience are fantastic, listen at 2:30 and you hear someone say, "We're not Europe"...
And is it just me or does someone at shout "Taqiyya Alert!!" at the CAIR spokesman's remarks at 2:35?
Brilliant!
I think you are right Pierre Picaud!
Taquiyyya Alert!
Slowly but surely the message is sinking in...me thinks. People arent afraid to speak out, at least at GOP Townhall Meetings. LOL!
i am sending a check to congressman west's office asap.
West is definitely to be supported. I just hope that over time he will be able to massage in the more holistic anti-Islam position I trust he already supports.
Pierre_Picaud -
"I think the audience are fantastic, listen at 2:30 and you hear someone say, "We're not Europe"..."
Though I can understand the underlying sentiment, I think that person might be a bit self-delusional. In the Netherlands for instance, we are - politically speaking - some 20 years ahead of the US.
Try to imagine a high profile US political leader (Bush senior) circa 1990, stating that "Islamic culture is inferior to the West". Try to imagine these and other anti-Islam statements gaining that party a landslide victory at the '98 national elections.
Picture another prominent US politician that would have become US President in 2002, if only he had not been assassinated because of his anti-Islam programme.
America has been on a "progressive" course throughout most of the 20th century and it has dragged a large part of Europe to the left. The US is now rapidly changing into a spitting image of its EU apprentice.
Of course there are genuine conservatives both in the US and Europe who must stand together in the fight against Islam. In that sense, Americans are Europeans and vice versa. We stand together and the fight for freedom is not only against the Muzzies.
Kind regs from Amsterdam,
Sag.
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