In
Defense of the Constitution
Analysis
and Commentary
008/04
March
11, 2004
- CAIR's War from Within
- CAIR -
- CAIR
- Condemning Terrorism?
- ACAIR: New Direction
CAIR's War from Within
On March 9, 2004, an article was published in FrontPageMagazine
telling the story of Army reserve Capt. Edwina McCall, a highly decorated,
combat-qualified nurse who recently returned from a 12-month voluntary tour
at the Landstuhl Army Hospital, Germany. This story,
co-written by ACAIR director Andrew
Whitehead and FrontPageMagazine contributing editor Lee Kaplan has been
well received and we invite our readers to see for themselves how the Council
on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) reacts to voices they fear and want
to silence.
CAIR-Canada: Spreading the “Big
Lie”
On February 5th, 2004, the Canadian Council on American
Islamic Relations (CAIR-CAN) called on Muslims to write to the
What had the IAC done to warrant
the attention of
According to CAIR-CAN, “The IAC recently handed
out a hateful and malicious flyer that showed a picture of the burning
CAIR-CAN was good enough
to provide the following links to the offending flyers:
1. Understanding the Conflict.
2. Middle East 101.
Neither of
these flyers accuses ALL Muslims. Neither of
these flyers is saying anything that militant Islamists haven’t already said.
This begs
the question: “Why is CAIR-CAN so upset with these
flyers?” Could it be that they see themselves being
referred to?
Anti-CAIR
(ACAIR) invites our readers to see for themselves
just how CAIR-Canada has taken up the “We are so oppressed” mantle from the
CAIR national headquarters. Let’s hope our Canadian
friends are smart enough to reject this petty whining from a transplanted
group of militant Islam supporters.
CAIR was begun by, and is currently led by supporters
of militant Islam. CAIR is the KKK of the Muslim movement
and has absolutely nothing to add to the national discussion
on religious rights. We call on all North Americans
to repudiate CAIR’s message of hate and bigotry.
CAIR: Condemning
Terrorism?
On March 11th,
2004, the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) issued the following
statement in an “American Muslim News Brief”:
“CAIR CONDEMNS
(
(CAIR) today condemned deadly
bomb attacks in
In its statement, CAIR said:
"These vicious acts of terrorism
deserve the strongest possible condemnation by all civilized people. We call
for the swift apprehension and punishment of the perpetrators. Those who
carry out such crimes only generate revulsion for whatever cause they espouse."
CAIR, America's largest Islamic
civil liberties group, also reiterated its long-standing condemnation of
all acts of terrorism, whether perpetrated by individuals, groups or states.”
Anti-CAIR
(ACAIR) notes
that, once again, CAIR has failed to condemn the perpetrators of another
militant-Islamist attack by name. Why? al-Qaida has claimed responsibility
for the deadly attack. Just exactly how hard would
it be for CAIR to condemn the al-Qaida network for their part in this atrocity?
How
long will it take for Americans to wise up to the activities of CAIR, a
militant-Islamist founded group that supports Islamic terrorist groups? What are our elected representatives afraid of?
ACAIR:
New Direction
Anti-CAIR
(ACAIR) was recently threatened with a lawsuit
by the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR). As
a result of this action, ACAIR is
taking a stronger, pro-active stance against CAIR. We
invite our readers to:
1. Let us know when you are
holding an anti-CAIR event. Include the date/time/location
and name(s) of speakers. If the event is being held
at a CAIR event, provide the names of CAIR’s speakers as well. Send us copies of CAIR material such as handouts, flyers,
etc. Copies/links to newspaper articles would be helpful
as well. Personal stories and impression are also
welcome. We will try to announce your event and encourage
others to attend.
2. Write your representative! Let them know you are keeping an eye on CAIR and that you
do not appreciate hearing about your
representative attending CAIR or CAIR sponsored events.
3. Spread the word. Let your friends and family know just how you feel about
CAIR and their activities in support of
4. Tell the truth. Do not spread lies, “internet rumors”, etc., about CAIR. There is enough truthful information available to condemn
CAIR without having to resort to untruthful name-calling or defamation. The truth is an absolute
defense against a charge of defamation. Don’t
say anything you can’t prove.
If
you need help or advice, contact us.
ACAIR
is
pleased to answer any questions from the public and press.
Your
comments, suggestions and tips are appreciated and all e-mail is read.
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Andrew Whitehead
ACAIR
ajwhitehead@anti-cair-net.org
www.anti-cair-net.org
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