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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
March 28, 2016
This is a trap. There is a bomb in that flower bucket.
The “Islam is secretly not even violent somehow” meme has been everywhere this past week as the Jews and their haji comrades do damage control after the Brussels massacre.
One of the cutest instances of this was the re-promotion of a haji female terror-propagandist who stands on the street with coffee and donuts and pushes subversive pro-terrorism propaganda by telling people Islam isn’t violent.
Mona Haydar knows the way some people feel about Muslims in the wake of recent terrorist attacks.
Just weeks after the horrific San Bernardino, Calif., shooting in December, where Islamic extremists killed 14 people and wounded 22 others, Haydar was at an airport looking to buy frozen yogurt. Suddenly, a man came up to her and whispered menacingly in her ear, “You killed my people.”
“It was gut-wrenching and so startling,” recalls Haydar, 27, in this week’s issue. “I kind of lost my breath. And then I thought, ‘If you knew me, you wouldn’t say that.'”
Haydar put that thought into action, launching her Ask a Muslim program in Cambridge, Mass. Every week she sets up signs outside the Cambridge Public Library and invites passersby to stop and ask about her Muslim beliefs and traditions over free coffee and donuts.
“I’ve had such a positive experience. It’s been inspiring to people, and Muslims feel the support,” says Haydar, a performance poet who lives in Duxbury, Mass., with her husband, Sebastian Robins, 43, and their 2-year-old son Safi.
And after the deadly terror attacks in Brussels on Monday, she says her program is needed now more than ever.
LOL
Ya think?
“I’m in deep mourning for the loss of life and violence and for the continued hijacking of my religion,” she says. “It’s so heartbreaking and furthers our drive to wholeheartedly stand up against any and all acts of violence – no matter the perpetrators.
The perpetrators of random bombings seem to have some pretty common traits though, no?
“Our #AskAMuslim project was us standing up to ISIS and their sick and twisted understanding of what Islam teaches. Anti-violence and pro-justice acts of love are a part of my path and work in the world as a Muslim.
But what about the fact that your religious book – written by a guy who had sex with a 9-year-old – promotes violence as a necessary means of conquering the world?
What about the fact that the entire history of the religion has been about conquering and subduing foreign countries?
Islam: A peaceful religion that is accused of violence by a White racist conspiracy against it.
If this woman is actually a “peaceful Moslem,” she is the one hijacking a religion.
“As Americans, we have to stand up to dog whistle politics and the fear mongering rhetoric that separates us. Acts of violence make it all the more obvious that those of us who believe in love need to work even harder to counter hate and violence to manifest our more beautiful world.”
wat?
Haydar, whose parents came to the U.S. from Syria in the ’60s, has gained a loyal following, both in the Cambridge area and on social media. “Mona has been totally welcomed here,” says Paula Rockwood, 64, who’s stopped by her stand several occasions.
Adds Kevin Mahony, 56, another regular: “How can you demonize a whole huge section of people and all you know about them is what you see on TV?”
Unlike you, I’ve been to Moslem countries.
Why don’t you go to one, then come back and say you want these people to transform your country into one of their countries?
The obsession with violence is really the most appealing aspect of Islamic culture.
“I’m a Muslim, but first I’m human.”
Haydar adds, “Love is my religion.”
How touching.
But if you’re serious, how about replacing that disgusting “prayer call” noise with this:
Who does this hag think she’s tricking? Oh, right – an army of American cucks who will shill for anything to feel good.
