And here.
Even had there been “one thousand” Muslims “surrounding a synagogue” in solidarity with Jews who were there, it would have been rightly suspect, because the apparent and deliberate treating as equivalent wrongs, to be equally deplored, two very different things: “antisemitism” (a pathological condition that not long ago led to the tortures and murders of six million people in Europe) and of “islamophobia” (a word used to silence critics of Islam by suggesting that any such criticism constitutes foaming-at-the-mouth rabid and baseless hatred, when critical analysis of Islam, based on a study of the texts and the observable behavior of Muslims toward non-Muslims over the past 1400 years is nothing of the kind) .
But there was no “1,000 strong” group of Muslims, but mere handful, and they were there to ensure that “Islamophobia” got equal billing with “antisemitism,” which antisemitism, you can be sure, was not the sort that is rooted in Qur’an, Hadith, and Sira but, you know, the other kind — the kind that even European antisemites find it easy to denounce, just before, or possibly after, they yet again denounce Israel for trying to defend itself against the not-to-be-named-or-recognized Jihad.
If you want to see the amazing breathless feelgood coverage of the “1,000 strong ‘ring of peace’ that Muslims formed around the synagogue” — every single thing in that description being fase — just put into Google “ring of peace” and “synagogue” and see the celebration of something that not only did not happen, but that everyone at the site could see did not happen. We are witnessing a mass propaganda campaign, on behalf of Islam’s most sinister because most sincere adherents, by both Muslims and non-Muslims in the media. Be on guard, and inform others too.
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One Response
Actually, if you travel to Oslo and ask random people, there’s a good chance that most of them will correct you, since they probably were there instead of just reading random nonsense they found on the web.