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May 30, 2007

Islamic Shennanigans of Boston

Topics: Understanding Islam

Jules Crittenden says of the Islamic Society of Boston's dropping of its lawsuit against the Boston Herald, Fox, David Project, etal., "No settlement, it's just over," and adds, "Although in Massachusetts the bar on what consititutes malice and libel in reporting on public officials has dropped to the floor and the bar for accuracy and fairness is through the roof, one may still report on questionable public land deals and links to Islamic extremism."

Could it now be that even Massachusetts is catching on to the Islamists? Albeit, one would think that given the fact that an influential Islamic radical backs the new Boston mosque, it would have been a no-brainer in the first place. This, not to mention the fact that other connections to radicals have plagued the Mosque since its inception.

Posted by Richard at May 30, 2007 10:49 AM

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