Robkelk
Thanks, I think your right. The contradictory and vague statements about the date she went into hiding are probably there to help her hide.
Sofa
If it was politicians using F. U. D. wouldn't it be a front line news story one easily found by someone viewing the daily headlines. If the politicians were pushing the Fear and uncertainty of the muslim radicals coming to our nation to hunt Molly they should be giving speeches and promising what they would do to correct the problem, while gathering more power.
I think you and others don't realize just how desperate it is getting and how bad it can get. I've always love military history and our current world situation makes me think of the conditions just before world war II. Personally I hope I'm wrong about the pattern matching.
The Silence
What bothers me about Molly's plight is the relative silence from our human rights groups, political leaders, our major news organizations and last the so called conservative muslims.
It looks cowardly for the first three groups as Logan mentioned and provides worrying evidence that the last group is either far smaller in number or they are even more fearful than the other groups.
Where are the statements from the women's liberation movement, ACLU and many other "freedom" groups?
One interesting thing I discovered from my roughly monthly check of Fatwa being issued was that the Koran is very time based. The same appears to go for modern issued Fatwas.
In the Koran a later statement by their prophet usually takes precedent over all earlier statements.
If several or even one conservative muslim clergy would speak out and/or issue a fatwa denouncing the Kill fatwa then it would help by placing some doubt.
Where are the conservative muslim clergy speaking out against this?
I've yet to find a report of a single muslim cleric speaking out against this hate speech that is inciting other muslims to murder.
Any muslim clerics who remains silent is loud in support of this call for murder.
A muslim clerics fatwa wouldn't even have to say or imply what Molly did was okay all they would have to say is that the fatwa for her murder was going to far.
Another interesting thing I found about Sharia law is that the religious leaders modify/write the Sharia law with the fatwa they issue if no other later contradicting fatwa is issued then this murder order is law and should be followed in the nations following Sharia law.
Yes this is a simplistic interpretation, but from light reading it seems to be fairly accurate for muslim areas that have organised to the point to have local inforcers of sharia law, nations like Saudi Arabia and Iran. The silence about a Fatwa can be used as a very rough rule of thumb to measure how wide the support for a fatwa issued by a cleric in one sect is supported by the clerics and leaders of other often rival sects.
LINKS
By the way I liked all the links posted, I'm especially interested in any link where a muslim leader or cleric has specifically denounced this murder order placed on Molly.
hmelton
Thanks, I think your right. The contradictory and vague statements about the date she went into hiding are probably there to help her hide.
Sofa
If it was politicians using F. U. D. wouldn't it be a front line news story one easily found by someone viewing the daily headlines. If the politicians were pushing the Fear and uncertainty of the muslim radicals coming to our nation to hunt Molly they should be giving speeches and promising what they would do to correct the problem, while gathering more power.
I think you and others don't realize just how desperate it is getting and how bad it can get. I've always love military history and our current world situation makes me think of the conditions just before world war II. Personally I hope I'm wrong about the pattern matching.
The Silence
What bothers me about Molly's plight is the relative silence from our human rights groups, political leaders, our major news organizations and last the so called conservative muslims.
It looks cowardly for the first three groups as Logan mentioned and provides worrying evidence that the last group is either far smaller in number or they are even more fearful than the other groups.
Where are the statements from the women's liberation movement, ACLU and many other "freedom" groups?
One interesting thing I discovered from my roughly monthly check of Fatwa being issued was that the Koran is very time based. The same appears to go for modern issued Fatwas.
In the Koran a later statement by their prophet usually takes precedent over all earlier statements.
If several or even one conservative muslim clergy would speak out and/or issue a fatwa denouncing the Kill fatwa then it would help by placing some doubt.
Where are the conservative muslim clergy speaking out against this?
I've yet to find a report of a single muslim cleric speaking out against this hate speech that is inciting other muslims to murder.
Any muslim clerics who remains silent is loud in support of this call for murder.
A muslim clerics fatwa wouldn't even have to say or imply what Molly did was okay all they would have to say is that the fatwa for her murder was going to far.
Another interesting thing I found about Sharia law is that the religious leaders modify/write the Sharia law with the fatwa they issue if no other later contradicting fatwa is issued then this murder order is law and should be followed in the nations following Sharia law.
Yes this is a simplistic interpretation, but from light reading it seems to be fairly accurate for muslim areas that have organised to the point to have local inforcers of sharia law, nations like Saudi Arabia and Iran. The silence about a Fatwa can be used as a very rough rule of thumb to measure how wide the support for a fatwa issued by a cleric in one sect is supported by the clerics and leaders of other often rival sects.
LINKS
By the way I liked all the links posted, I'm especially interested in any link where a muslim leader or cleric has specifically denounced this murder order placed on Molly.
hmelton