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  1. “The terrorists honored most highly amongst Palestinian society are those who have killed the greatest number.”

    If the most important infidels cannot yet be slain… well as Joseph Stalin once observed, “Quantity has a quality all its own”

    “And of course, some on the left would say that terrorists are freedom fighters”

    Freedom has NOTHING to do with their terrorism. Allah has EVERYTHING to do with it. Classic deflection from those on the left unwilling to face the nature of the threat.

    Allah in the Qur’an repeatedly commands ALL Muslims that ALL infidels in the world are to be subdued. These are theological imperatives. Devout Muslims believe that their fate in the afterlife depends on how faithful they were to Allah’s edicts in this life.

    “People of the Book” are to be given a choice of conversion, second class enslavement or death. People NOT of the Book only have the ‘choice’ of conversion or death. Which of course comprises most on the left.

    “According to Muslim teachings, God first revealed His word in the Holy Qur’an to the prophet, Muhammad, during the month of Ramadan. That word has guided billions of believers across the centuries, and those believers built a culture of learning and literature and science. All the world continues to benefit from this faith and its achievements.”
    Remarks by the President George W. Bush At the Iftaar Dinner in The State Dining Room, Washington, D.C. November 19, 2001

    It’s not just people on the left that are in denial…

  2. It’s been going on for so long that Saddam Hussein was in the business of rewarding the families of Palestinian suicide bombers with cash payments. And Hussein has been dead for 15 years.

    Amazing that there’s anyone not aware of this practice. Probably the same people who thought the Iran Deal – particularly the part where they were given billions in cash – was a good idea.

  3. Just this April, the NY Times published a piece by one of its reporters, Nellie Bowles, in which she said the idea that the PA paid terrorists was a “far-right conspiracy”. A bit from a good piece in the Tablet about it:

    It’s been two days now, with actual reporters in the real news business pointing out Nellie Bowles’s error, and still no apology. If fake news is such a serious problem, shouldn’t Bowles–a reporter at one of the few ostensibly “real newspapers” left–be eager to address her glaring error in an article about, of all things, fake news? It’s like watching someone complain about litter while throwing soda cans and empty Doritos bags into the town reservoir. Maybe the real problem of fake news is reporters like Kessler and Bowles, and the editors who fail to ensure the quality of their work.

  4. “Most people on the right are well aware of this”

    I agree because I see most people on the political right as trying to keep themselves truly informed.

    Most people, and most people on the left, do not keep informed. Hence, they are more likely to hear more about Christian bakers refusing to bake a gay wedding cake than hear about the details of what actually happens in the Middle East.

  5. Bear with me now. How is that Islam has nothing to do with terrorism?

    And American soldiers/prison guards are guilty of of mistreating Muslim terrorist prisoners without acting in sufficient respect for Islam?

  6. Mishandle a Quran in GITMO and watch how fast the “Islam has nothing to do with terrorism” crowd launches into you.

    They only know about it because the terrorists who have nothing to do with Islam know who to complain to.

  7. “reporters like Kessler and Bowles, and the editors who fail to ensure the quality of their work.”

    No the editors are doing their job. NYT publisher and drooling idiot Pinchy Sulzberger hates Israel and the coverage of Israel is mandated, truth be damned.

  8. “Just this April, the NY Times published….”

    The NYT. ‘Nuff said.

    One must understand: they don’t care any more. They have an agenda that must be promoted.

    At any price. At all costs.

    They call it “virtue”. “Truth”. (Or, “false but accurate”. Whatever.)

    Moreover, they haven’t cared for many, many years.

    One might say it’s unfortunate, but that doesn’t change anything.

    And it’s not just the NYT.

    Yes, Truth is not always monolithic, but one might say that there is a range beyond which, it is no longer Truth but distortion and even Lies.

    When the idea of Truth breaks down so completely, so widely, so ubiquitously—and lies are spread so much and so often by people who really ought to know better—then the culture is in deep, deep trouble.

  9. neo: Much worse than I thought. Thanks for the digging.

    I didn’t realize Palestinians were handing out college scholarships for terrorism.

  10. “I didn’t realize…”

    1. It’s called a “peace dividend”. (AKA “How to make friends and influence people”.)

    2. They all seem to have advanced degrees in “Pushing Buttons”. (But hey, whatever gets you through the night…)

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