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Tennessee Mosque Attack

By Mark | August 29, 2010

I dont think there’s any way you can argue that there’s not a heightened anti-muslim sentiment in this country in the wake of the manufactured controversy over the so-called 911 mosque. Since the big protest in New York last week, I know of at least two violent attacks. First, there was the stabbing of New […]

Posted in Civil Liberties, Observations, Politics | Also tagged a wall of separation between Church & State, Ahmed Sharif, Andy Anderson, anti-Muslim violence, arson, ATF, Ben Goodwin, domestic terrorism, Evy Summers, fear mongering, freedom of religion, Islam, Islamic Center of Murfreesboro, Murfreesboro, Nashville, Sharia law, tea party, Tennessee, terrorism, xenophobia | 35 Comments

I was going to call this post “Welcome to the Ypsi Occupation,” but thought that might be a bit too inflamatory

By Mark | April 13, 2010

My post on this weekend’s shootings in Ypsilanti elicited the following response from a reader calling himself Edweird. This is what I was able to gather from a few different sources (a neighbor who lives near the house in question, the news reporter trying to give her report to the camera, and a cop on […]