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Hijacking History

How does CAIR describe our Flight 93 heros?
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today dismissed Rep. Tom Tancredo’s (R-CO) comments on the design of a memorial to those aboard a plane that crashed in Pennsylvania on 9/11 as a cynical political ploy designed to gain national attention.
Charles Johnson shares the exasperation voiced in Mark Steyn's Flight 93, Re-Hijacked:
Yet Paul Murdoch, the architect, has somehow managed to produce a design whose two most obvious interpretations are a) a big nothing or b) a splendid memorial to the hijackers rather than their victims.
And that's just a tease. UPDATE: Michelle Malkin has much, much more.

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One Response to “Hijacking History”

  1. Tel-Chai Nation Says:
    September 15th, 2005 at 7:31 AM

    Reading assignments on CAIR

    Okay, now here’s some good reads to check out on the Council of American Islamic Relations, one of the worst enemies of free speech, and which is one of the most dangerous funders of terrorism that’s being allowed to run loose in the US.