[no need for fairy tales - the actual muslim reality should do enough to 
scare the shit out of Mr Average; dm+]

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=4&section=0&article=91576&d=31&m=1&y=2007

Anti-Muslim Fliers Intended to Scare Neighbors About Muslims
Barbara Ferguson, Arab News


WASHINGTON, 31 January 2007 — Some people will use any tactic to spread 
hatred and fear. The latest scheme involves an anti-Muslim flier left on 
the front doors of homes in a Florida suburb.

And now the FBI is being asked to investigate.

Fliers recently distributed in a Tampa, Florida, neighborhood accuses 
Muslims of stockpiling anthrax in America for years and smuggling 
suitcase-sized nuclear bombs into the country across the Mexican border.

If the worst happened, the pamphlet asked, “Are you prepared for 
eternity? If this tragedy happened today, do you know for sure that you 
would go to heaven?”

The anonymous flier also encourages readers to find salvation by 
believing in Jesus.

Joel Harper, a disabled Army veteran, told the St. Petersburg Times that 
the hate-filled message upset him and his wife.

When they found the pamphlet at their door, they “jumped into their car 
to try to find the 20-something-year-old they had seen with a stack of 
the yellow fliers but had no luck,’” Harper said.

“’We’re having enough trouble around the world with hatred and stuff. 
They’re trying to scare people to Jesus, to church, instead of doing it 
the right way.’”

The Tampa chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations has asked 
religious leaders to repudiate the door-to-door distribution of 
anti-Muslim hate fliers.

“We are disturbed about this because it is anonymous and because of the 
impact it may have,” Ahmed Bedier, executive director of the CAIR Tampa 
chapter, said in a telephone interview.

“We’ve asked religious leaders statewide to condemn this form of hatred 
and to speak up against it, and to be vigilant in reporting this form of 
hatred in the name of religion.

Bedier said that since the leaflets are anonymous, CAIR is seeking the 
help of law enforcement, including the FBI, to track down the group 
behind these hate pamphlets.

“The public should know who’s distributing the material, as they could 
be a potential threat in the future.”

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