Islamic Activists get Media Pass

“Those hollering foul the loudest — Muslim college student groups, civil rights activists, pandering politicians who choose and confuse populism, have been gifted the most media attention — no questions asked.

That means the tough questions, which include the best questions, never had a shot.

For example, given that the radical Islamic world — and that now seems to stretch deep into countries that suffer from their enlightenments — has declared jihad — indiscriminate warfare and murder — against Western-style democracies, shouldn’t all Muslim-American groups be eager to do whatever it takes to help police, rather than demonstrating an eagerness to hinder them?

You see, protesting folks, it’s like this: The NYPD doesn’t want 9/11 to happen again, and neither do we, and, presumably, neither do you!”  PHIL MUSHNICK

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/islamic_activists_get_media_pass_Ucf6f9FQ92pIEYTadbmaZK#ixzz1qGm6zFj6

Again the New York Post sensationalizes the sexual attack of

Lara Logan in today’s issue.  White House tells Egypt…FIND THE BEASTS.

Again I ask do you see any camels surrounding the brave reporter?

Ashleigh Banfield, an ABC News correspondent, describes the dangers and hazards that are shared by female war correspondents in many demonstrations that are populated predominantly by men.  In the anonymity of a mob, the women are groped, pinched,  and slapped.  They might “experience severe molestation in a discretely sinister way.”

Ms. Banfield continues to express how uncomfortable she has become covering crowded marches and demonstrations in Islamic nations, where the crowd is strictly composed of men.  She will not recount “an extraordinarily personal grope” she suffered in a rally in Islamabad, Pakistan.

After that incident, she states, “Without question, it enlightened me as to the lengths some Muslim men, in some very strict societies, would go to defy their God for a fleeting thrill.”