Oh its clear alright. "Mohammad Ahmad Kazmi, 50 years old, an editor of a New Delhi-based, Urdu-language news agency called Media Star News and Features, was picked up by Delhi police Tuesday for interrogation and his home was searched, Mr. Kazmi's family said. Police placed him under arrest the following day.... Turab Ali Kazmi, Mr. Kazmi's son, said his father has previously worked as a journalist for Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency at its India bureau, and later worked out of London and Washington D.C. for several national and international news organizations. He said his father visited Iran several times as a journalist. "But that doesn't mean he is supporting terrorism," he said." Nope in fact it probably means that he is totally innocent. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204603004577266622886738962.html

Your Obama made the "Largest Arms Deal In U.S. History [to Saudi Arabia} Pushed While Congress In Recess." http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/critics-slam-obama-administration-hiding-massive-saudi-arms/story?id=12192558 Obama spoke in defense of the rights of Muslim women who want to wear the hijab if they so choose. Maybe he should be told of the [lack of] rights of Saudi women, and other Muslim women, such as the right not to wear the hijab or the full veil or to dress in any way they feel like. The right to go where they want to, dress as they want to, work and be treated as equals to men. He should be asked why he is silent on the treatment of minorities in Muslim countries.

One of the cornerstones of Democracy and of Freedom is a free press. By blanking out the news of 40,000 protesters, the press is complicit in the attack on freedom. This is truly shameful! It is left to the internet and fearless people like Robert Spencer, Pamela Geller etc etc, of the humble blogosphere, to defend our freedom and give a voice to the suppressed majority. We from across the globe are with you Pamela. Keep up the good fight!

Green Infidel said... "hmmm... what will President Hussein have to say about this in his homeland??" This is what he has to say: "The US is to resume training Indonesia's special forces 12 years after it cut ties over concerns about human-rights abuses in the 1990s." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-10725138