lumberjack4
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I can't imagine this mosque getting built. Construction in NYC is done almost exclusively by union contractors and if one refuses to work, the others will follow suit. I don't see the Park51 group being able to bring in a non-union construction crew.
Don't try to trivialize the radicals that make up a very sizable portion of the opposition.
how to you determine what is clean money and what isn't? some of the sauidi royal family indirectly (some directly to) gave money to al queada. do you exclude them? it's hard to know what is in someone's heart of hearts.
And in fact that is part of the problem here. Post 9/11, a lot of people have emerged trying to claim to be experts on that. And they aren't. In fact their knowledge is weak and twisted to suit a preexisting political agenda. But they write gripping stuff that makes people freak out.
Exhibibit "A" being gsvol.
You do the best you can to trace the money. If you can't prove its dirty you can't deny it.
it's a simple question. if the location is just a coincidence and you wanted to build a mosque for worship and religious tolerance why would you give tens of millions for this mosque to be built? why not build 10 mosques somewhere else where it's a hell of a lot cheaper?
the most absurd part of this argument is that the location is of no significance to the people trying to build this.
it's a simple question. if the location is just a coincidence and you wanted to build a mosque for worship and religious tolerance why would you give tens of millions for this mosque to be built? why not build 10 mosques somewhere else where it's a hell of a lot cheaper?
the most absurd part of this argument is that the location is of no significance to the people trying to build this.
No doubt that some want or are trying to. Its up to the government to deny those funds. If the mosque can't get enough clean money to build their building it shouldn't be built. I'd say the same thing for a Church of Scientology, private school, or a skyscraper.
Clearly the location is important to them, is that enough reason to force them to move. I say no.
They hate us enough already. Its not like, "Man I'd like to take-out some Americans, but can't get that pumped about it. What? They built a mosque 2 blocks away from Ground Zero? Count me in!" I mean really?
They hate us enough already. Its not like, "Man I'd like to take-out some Americans, but can't get that pumped about it. What? They built a mosque 2 blocks away from Ground Zero? Count me in!" I mean really?
Are you suggesting they show some tolerance?
there is a big difference between hating someone and killing someone. a good percentage of people int he middle east countries like iran or jordan hate us (witness the dancing in the streets after 9/11). a very small minority goes and kills people they hate. a mosque rising from the ashes of terrorism is exactly the type of symbol that can make someone on the fence decide that terrorism is the will of allah. it will also likely be used as a recruiting tool. i think people underestimate it's impact. this is the greatest victory for anti american islamic terrorists in their history. a mosque rising from that is a very powerful pro terrorism message.