Thread: Obama asks for end to anti-Muslim sentiment

Video covering intentions of radical Muslims. There is a plan, a plan to infiltrate the United States, to bring Sharia Law, "to bring a global, Islamic state." Look at France, Great Britain.

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Obama asks for end to anti-Muslim sentiment

Admit you're Muslum and tell everyone you have lied about everything from your claim to Christianity to your birth certificate and I MIGHT think about it. Otherwise, do you expect me to just take a compulsive liar's word for it, that I should trust you and ease my anger at Muslims? Forget that, Berry. In the end, it is you who will be the fool you jackass.

Hello Rockfish. Thank you for the greeting. Every day is a new day, and you never know what the day holds.

Former Mayor Giuliani was on Fox this morning speaking about the mosque. He said that he was against the building of it, that Mayor Bloomberg had his own view, that Governor Patterson had his view. He said that none of them lost anyone on 9/11, and that the hurt that the families feel should be appreciated on this issue. He questioned the Imam as a man of God, if he is willing to cause so much pain about the placement of the mosque.

Psalm 34:18, it is written, "The LORD is near to them that are of a broken heart; and saves such as be of a contrite spirit."

One block between Ground Zero mosque and human remains


Here's the chilling proof that Ground Zero stretches well beyond the boundaries of the World Trade Center site, and reaches close to the proposed mosque and community center.

A map compiled by firefighters who sifted through the wreckage of lower Manhattan in the seven months after the attacks shows the gruesome discovery of human remains stretched as far as 1,135 feet from the middle of the trade center -- including remains found just a block from the mosque site.



The map was obtained by The Post from sources after the Fire Department did not respond to requests to review it. It shows that remains were found just 348 feet to the south of the mosque site at 45 Park Place, on top of the massive post-office building that stretches along Barclay Street, from Church Street to West Broadway.

Firefighters using global positioning systems recorded seven remains on the post office.

Remains also were found atop CUNY's Fiterman Hall, bounded by Park Place and Barclay Street on the eastern side of West Broadway, just 360 feet away from the mosque site.

The map was made by the FDNY's "Phoenix Team," which tracked the discovery of the remains.


The issue of where remains were found has come to the forefront during the national debate over the proposed mosque.

Relatives of 9/11 victims have argued that their loved ones' remains were scattered for blocks in the dust and debris.

Advocates for the project, and the mosque's leaders and developers, have defended their decision to locate it two blocks north of the World Trade Center site by insisting that it is not that close to Ground Zero.

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, who describes himself as the "visionary" behind the mosque, told CNN this week, "This is not Ground Zero proper. No one's body is in that location."

On buildings and streets surrounding the World Trade Center site, dots signifying the presence of remains spread out, with the largest concentrations around the fallen towers.

Outside the trade center, the largest concentration of remains was found at the badly damaged World Financial Center across West Street, where workers trying to rebuild the complex alerted firefighters to their grisly finds.

The farthest from the World Trade Center that remains were found was near the corner of West Street and Carlisle Street, about 1,135 feet south of the center of Ground Zero.

But the map is only a partial glimpse of the scope of the search for remains. The vast majority of the 21,812 remains were culled from debris sorted at the Fresh Kills Landfill. Of those remains, only 12,771 have been identified so far.

And 1,123 of the 2,752 victims have yet to be identified.

In his first interview since returning from a State Department-funded tour of the Mideast, Rauf conceded on CNN that had he known how controversial the location would have been, he might have reconsidered putting a mosque there.

Gov. Paterson, whose earlier offers to help find a new location for the mosque had been rebuffed, said yesterday that he saw Rauf's latest comments as a move "in the right direction."

Paterson declined to comment on Rauf's additional remarks that the mosque issue has become so politicized that moving it could endanger national security.


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