CAIR

The CAIR Challenge

(Let’s Make it Interesting)

CAIR claims that it is about promoting “dialogue,” but they always
always run from any questions that we pose.  Now we’re going to
sweeten the offer with a promise to take down this entire website
…if they provide us with written answers to these questions. 

How long can the Council on American-Islamic Relations keep
pretending that it is a “civil rights” group when it ignores
questions having to do with the most basic of human rights?

Let’s have their answers…!

1. Do you want to see Islamic law eventually in America?  If not, then why not?
2. What is your position on religious profiling?  Do you denounce Saudi Arabia for profiling non-Muslims and preventing them from traveling to Mecca?
3. Why do you refuse to condemn the killing of Americans in uniform? *
4. Do you believe that it is wrong for Muslims to force members of another religion to pay money to Islam in the form of a jizya tax?
5. Are non-Muslims who reject Muhammad and resist Islamic rule considered to be “innocent persons” in Islam?
6. Do you believe women should have the same rights as men?  Should Muslim women be free to marry whomever they choose and wear what they want?
   
7. Hamas has deliberately murdered hundreds of Israeli civilians, including children, and left hundreds more with physical disability, mental impairment (from brain damage) and chronic pain.  They have also killed Americans.  Do you condemn Hamas as a terrorist organization?

8. Do you believe in equal rights for all religions?  Should religious minorities be as free to promote their faith in Muslim countries as CAIR and other Muslims do here in the West?

9. Do you believe that the punishment for adultery should be death?  If not, then why not?

10. Why have you refused to condemn the Islamic Republic of Sudan for the deaths of over 200,000 Africans in the name of racial cleansing and Jihad?  Would you be just as apathetic if this were a non-Muslim government killing Muslims instead?

A poster distributed by CAIR to the Muslim-American community nine years after 9/11.

For information on CAIR, please see:

The Investigative Project’s report on The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)
and CAIR Observatory

* Despite the many times that American soldiers have been murdered in the name of Islam in Iraq, Afghanistan and even places like Germany and Arkansas, CAIR has only denounced a single attack: the Fort Hood Massacre.