My criticism of Abdi is of his professional chops and insight, not of his skin's melanin content; I think the latter is just fine. 

As to you, I'm sure your accusation of racism — one of those “personal attacks” that so selectively incense Minnie Mon folks –  will be dealt with in the, err, traditional way that such things are here at Minnie Mon, when the target is believed to be conservative. 

As to your personal attack on Dr. Pipes, I'm sure that will also be dealt with in the, err, traditional way that such things are here at Minnie Mon, when the target is conservative.

Do I also see a hint of racism when you respond to Abdi's posts? Tsk. Tsk.

Oh and I love how you eloquently use Fox News's/Steve Emerson's mantra: The “Unindicted co-conspirator.” That must be the grandest fallacy in the justice system's lexicon.

CAIR aside, the Bush cabal failed, rather miserably, to successfully prosecute the Holy Land foundation after almost 10 years of “evidence.”

Clearly, Islamophopes need new tools to fight. Scare tactic and hate-mongering isn't going anywhere.

Linking “fascism” with Islam as Horowitz does posits (sic) that the faith of over 1.5 billion people around the world is intrinsically totalitarian.

Nah.  Anymore than criticism of folks like Fred Phelps a slight against the majority of Christians who reject his views.

Granted, Fred Phelps is just a guy, and there are Islamofascist regimes — the Saudi entity comes to mind — so, obviously, Islamofascism is a larger problem than Phelpsiannutsochristianity, but that shouldn't be any problem for those Muslims who reject Islamofascism — the moderate Muslims who Daniel Pipes insist exist in serious quantities — any more than Phelps' ravings are a problem for non-nutso Christians.

The difficulty, of course, is that from many outsiders' views, there are a fair number of false moderate Muslims, and organizations — like the unindicted co-conspirator, CAIR.

Linking “fascism” with Islam as Horowitz does posits (sic) that the faith of over 1.5 billion people around the world is intrinsically totalitarian.
Nah.  Anymore than criticism of folks like Fred Phelps a slight against the majority of Christians who reject his views.

Granted, Fred Phelps is just a guy, and there are Islamofascist regimes — the Saudi entity comes to mind — so, obviously, Islamofascism is a larger problem than Phelpsiannutsochristianity, but that shouldn’t be any problem for those Muslims who reject Islamofascism — the moderate Muslims who Daniel Pipes insist exist in serious quantities — any more than Phelps’ ravings are a problem for non-nutso Christians.

The difficulty, of course, is that from many outsiders’ views, there are a fair number of false moderate Muslims, and organizations — like the unindicted co-conspirator, CAIR.

Oh and I love how you eloquently use Fox News’s/Steve Emerson’s mantra: The “Unindicted co-conspirator.” That must be the grandest fallacy in the justice system’s lexicon.

CAIR aside, the Bush cabal failed, rather miserably, to successfully prosecute the Holy Land foundation after almost 10 years of “evidence.”

Clearly, Islamophopes need new tools to fight. Scare tactic and hate-mongering isn’t going anywhere.

Do I also see a hint of racism when you respond to Abdi’s posts? Tsk. Tsk.