[osint] Truth is Not Bigotry
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=23759 http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=23759 Truth is Not Bigotry By http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/authors.asp?ID=3 Jamie Glazov FrontPageMagazine.com | August 9, 2006 Frontpage Interview's guest today is D.C. Watson, a former wrestler and bouncer. He is nationally certified in Neuromuscular Physiology and is a licensed X-ray technologist. He is the author of the new book http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1847280404/sr=1-1/qid=1154933845/ref=sr_1_ 1/104-3926889-9266337?ie=UTF8s=books Truth is Not Bigotry. FP: D.C. Watson, welcome to Frontpage Interview. Watson: Thank you for having me. FP: Tell us in general what your book is about and what inspired you to write it. Watson: Well, the first few chapters of this book have nothing at all to do with anything other than stories being told by several of my friends about some of my wrestling and bar bouncing escapades. The reason for this was to keep things in a light-hearted format so that readers could see that I am just like many of them: an average American who was comfortably cruising through life until our nation was attacked by Islamic terrorists on 9/11. After the attacks, as the people of this great country came together, I began to research and took notice that Muslim organizations--in particular the Council on American Islamic Relations--were going on the offensive, popping up on the news and in the newspapers. It seemed that the more the American people learned about true Islam and spoke out about it, the more this group engaged in name-calling tactics and the labeling of honest, hard working Americans as anti-Muslim bigots and their commonly used term Islamophobes. Although America and its people are tolerant, tolerance of intolerant people is cultural suicide. In the book, I attempt to pass the message along to all Americans and Westerners: this is still our country, we owe Islam nothing, and we have been infiltrated by some very unsavory houseguests whose actions cannot go unanswered. Terrorism is not their only weapon. They are also fighting a political jihad. This is not a conservative or liberal issue. This is an American issue. It is a Western issue. FP: What are your thoughts about CAIR? Watson: Like flies at a picnic, they've certainly done an outstanding job of making pests of themselves. In all actuality, it is my opinion that they are talking puppets for the promoters of Wahhabism (Islam's most radical form), that all in all they are bad for this country, and that it is not the American flag that they would like to see flying all around Washington, D.C. This can certainly be verified by their tactics (which have included filing lawsuits in attempts to intimidate and quiet their critics), and many of the public statements made by their leadership, which have been nothing shy of disgraceful. Appeasing them only emboldens them. They are undeserving of having that type of luxury handed to them. Instead, confronting them at every turn has been more effective, because when they're challenged with the facts they have no argument. Thankfully, CAIR has been consistently challenged by quite formidable opponents such as Robert Spencer, Daniel Pipes, Steve Emerson, Andrew Whitehead, Michelle Malkin, Joe Kaufman, and many others who are well known in the ever growing anti-jihad community. They are the ones who people now gravitate toward, because they not only speak the truth about Islam and organizations like CAIR, but because they don't sugar coat anything. What they have said in the past has come true. What they have predicted would happen, has happened. Without their knowledge, and willingness to share it, the West would be much less informed about groups like the CAIR and other like minded organizations. Instead of them being permitted to conduct Muslim sensitivity classes for American law enforcement (which is a curious issue in itself, especially with their public record), they should be conducting classes to help Muslims assimilate into American society. And by that I don't mean distributing Muslim community safety kits or presenting know your rights workshops, but actually assisting Muslims who are new to America in learning how to be Americans. I'm not holding my breath waiting for that to happen though, because I'm not sure that they can teach anyone how to be an American when they don't behave like they know how to themselves. FP: What are your findings on the behaviour of many Imams in mosques and the role of Saudi Arabia in this behaviour? Watson: The Imams in the mosques are an undeniable problem. There have been documented reports showing that literature preaching hate for the United States and for Americans has been found in approximately 80% of the mosques in America. This literature was reported to have been bought and paid for by the Saudis. If the Imams weren't a problem, Muslim organizations wouldn't throw such
[osint] Truth is Not Bigotry
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=23759 http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=23759 Truth is Not Bigotry By http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/authors.asp?ID=3 Jamie Glazov FrontPageMagazine.com | August 9, 2006 Frontpage Interview's guest today is D.C. Watson, a former wrestler and bouncer. He is nationally certified in Neuromuscular Physiology and is a licensed X-ray technologist. He is the author of the new book http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1847280404/sr=1-1/qid=1154933845/ref=sr_1_ 1/104-3926889-9266337?ie=UTF8s=books Truth is Not Bigotry. FP: D.C. Watson, welcome to Frontpage Interview. Watson: Thank you for having me. FP: Tell us in general what your book is about and what inspired you to write it. Watson: Well, the first few chapters of this book have nothing at all to do with anything other than stories being told by several of my friends about some of my wrestling and bar bouncing escapades. The reason for this was to keep things in a light-hearted format so that readers could see that I am just like many of them: an average American who was comfortably cruising through life until our nation was attacked by Islamic terrorists on 9/11. After the attacks, as the people of this great country came together, I began to research and took notice that Muslim organizations--in particular the Council on American Islamic Relations--were going on the offensive, popping up on the news and in the newspapers. It seemed that the more the American people learned about true Islam and spoke out about it, the more this group engaged in name-calling tactics and the labeling of honest, hard working Americans as anti-Muslim bigots and their commonly used term Islamophobes. Although America and its people are tolerant, tolerance of intolerant people is cultural suicide. In the book, I attempt to pass the message along to all Americans and Westerners: this is still our country, we owe Islam nothing, and we have been infiltrated by some very unsavory houseguests whose actions cannot go unanswered. Terrorism is not their only weapon. They are also fighting a political jihad. This is not a conservative or liberal issue. This is an American issue. It is a Western issue. FP: What are your thoughts about CAIR? Watson: Like flies at a picnic, they've certainly done an outstanding job of making pests of themselves. In all actuality, it is my opinion that they are talking puppets for the promoters of Wahhabism (Islam's most radical form), that all in all they are bad for this country, and that it is not the American flag that they would like to see flying all around Washington, D.C. This can certainly be verified by their tactics (which have included filing lawsuits in attempts to intimidate and quiet their critics), and many of the public statements made by their leadership, which have been nothing shy of disgraceful. Appeasing them only emboldens them. They are undeserving of having that type of luxury handed to them. Instead, confronting them at every turn has been more effective, because when they're challenged with the facts they have no argument. Thankfully, CAIR has been consistently challenged by quite formidable opponents such as Robert Spencer, Daniel Pipes, Steve Emerson, Andrew Whitehead, Michelle Malkin, Joe Kaufman, and many others who are well known in the ever growing anti-jihad community. They are the ones who people now gravitate toward, because they not only speak the truth about Islam and organizations like CAIR, but because they don't sugar coat anything. What they have said in the past has come true. What they have predicted would happen, has happened. Without their knowledge, and willingness to share it, the West would be much less informed about groups like the CAIR and other like minded organizations. Instead of them being permitted to conduct Muslim sensitivity classes for American law enforcement (which is a curious issue in itself, especially with their public record), they should be conducting classes to help Muslims assimilate into American society. And by that I don't mean distributing Muslim community safety kits or presenting know your rights workshops, but actually assisting Muslims who are new to America in learning how to be Americans. I'm not holding my breath waiting for that to happen though, because I'm not sure that they can teach anyone how to be an American when they don't behave like they know how to themselves. FP: What are your findings on the behaviour of many Imams in mosques and the role of Saudi Arabia in this behaviour? Watson: The Imams in the mosques are an undeniable problem. There have been documented reports showing that literature preaching hate for the United States and for Americans has been found in approximately 80% of the mosques in America. This literature was reported to have been bought and paid for by the Saudis. If the Imams weren't a problem, Muslim organizations wouldn't throw such
