Another trip down the rabbit hole

Amnesty International has now become a good and faithful dhimmi, sponsoring a conference on Islamophobia in America. It is not Islamophobic to challenge the hegemonic and militaristic aspects of Islam, nor defend the freedoms and rights of minorities and women world-wide. Those proponents of sharia and Islamic conquest would rather call you names than engage in truthful and in-depth discussions about the more troubling aspects of Islam. Amnesty International would have you believe it is your fault for thinking negatively about Islam than talk honestly and openly about jihadists who use the Qur'an and hadiths to justify their actions, thus creating the negative perspective we are faulted for believing. Hypocrites all, and dangerous to liberty.

From The Daily O'Collegian November 10 by Anna Geary

Panel seeks to end racial, religious prejudice

The Oklahoma State Chapter of Amnesty International is taking strides to combat racial and religious prejudice this Saturday.

"Islamophobia: A Conference on American-Islamic Relations," will feature panelists discussing Muslim-Christian relations, women's rights in Islam, Muslim political concerns and other issues associated with Islam in America. The conference will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Murray Hall 035, with catering from the House of Greek.

In light of the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the event addresses national and worldwide changes in the treatment of Muslims. Matthew Alexander, former head of U.S. military interrogations in Iraq, will discuss the effects of Islamophobic practices on national security in a keynote address.

Uh oh, that means what I write might compromise national security. Welcome to 1984 via 2011.

Admission is free and open to the public. Reservations can be made at stopislamophobiaok@gmail.com.