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Muslim worker at Paris kosher grocer saved customers from gunman by hiding them in walk-in freezer

A Muslim employee of a kosher grocery store in Paris is being hailed as a hero for hiding several customers in a walk-in freezer to save them from a violent gunman.

Lassana Bathily, 24, led the others into the basement of his workplace, Hyper Cacher, when Amedy Coulibaly opened fire on Friday, according to French media.
The gunman burst into the store just hours before the Jewish Sabbath began and killed four people in what President François Hollande called "a terrifying anti-Semitic act."
“I opened the door, and several people came in with me. I turned off the lights, I turned off the freezer, and they got into the freezer,” Bathily told local station BFMTV. “I told them to calm down, to not make noise. If he knows we’re here, he can come down and kill us.”

The myth that Muslims simply stand idle as terrorism attacks happen is nonsense. Muslim police officers and firefighters helped during 9/11. Muslim nurses healed the victims of the Boston bombings. Muslims risk their lives every single day fighting terrorism. Millions more demonstrate against terrorism. Many more denounce attempts to radicalize them. Why people still push the bull**** lie that Muslims "are silent" while these attacks are going on is beyond me. It may be genuine run of the mill ignorance. However, when some of the people doing it are self admitted Islamophobes, one can't help but think that there is something far more sinister behind their words.
 
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Muslim worker at Paris kosher grocer saved customers from gunman by hiding them in walk-in freezer



The myth that Muslims simply stand idle as terrorism attacks happen is nonsense. Muslim police officers and firefighters helped during 9/11. Muslim nurses healed the victims of the Boston bombings. Muslims risk their lives every single day fighting terrorism. Millions more demonstrate against terrorism. Many more denounce attempts to radicalize them. Why people still push the bull**** lie that Muslims "are silent" while these attacks are going on is beyond me. It may be genuine run of the mill ignorance. However, when some of the people doing it are self admitted Islamophobes, one can't help but think that there is something far more sinister behind their words.

it's not an all or nothing deal.

one side saying Muslims are silent is no more accurate than saying Muslims are not silent.

some Muslims are.. some aren't...some support the terrorism, some don't.... some don't care about radicals doing evil in their name, some do..... that's just the reality of it.


unfortunately, the more Muslims and their sympathizers, preach about western interference being bad.... the more these Muslims , themselves, will be held responsible for cleaning up their own backyard.
they can't really say " mind your own business" and then do nothing substantial to clean up the problems.
is that fair?... nope... sure ain't.... will moderate Muslims be judged in there with radical Muslims?... yup, sure will.
do i have solutions to any of this?.... nope, sure don't.
 
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Muslim worker at Paris kosher grocer saved customers from gunman by hiding them in walk-in freezer



The myth that Muslims simply stand idle as terrorism attacks happen is nonsense. Muslim police officers and firefighters helped during 9/11. Muslim nurses healed the victims of the Boston bombings. Muslims risk their lives every single day fighting terrorism. Millions more demonstrate against terrorism. Many more denounce attempts to radicalize them. Why people still push the bull**** lie that Muslims "are silent" while these attacks are going on is beyond me. It may be genuine run of the mill ignorance. However, when some of the people doing it are self admitted Islamophobes, one can't help but think that there is something far more sinister behind their words.

What this individual did is heroic. He should be celebrated as a hero. There are in fact individuals within the Muslim communities that speak out, always after the tragedies.

You ever watch any of the exchanges between people like Bill Mahr and Sean Hannity as they attack extremist Muslims on their extremist views every opportunity they get, in camera, for all the world to see? THAT is the dialogue that needs to be occurring. Muslims DAILY need to be culling the herd, preaching opposition to Fundamentalists. THAT is not happening and that IS the problem. This notion that you can herald one brave act as the 'standard' for 'good' Muslims everywhere is just silly. Its as stupid as saying there are NO problems with excessive police use of force because, look, the law enforcement agencies across the country have Internal Affairs offices!

There ARE people that brand all Muslims terrorists. Those people are morons and its fair to call them out as morons. That does not negate the fact that there are a growing number of fundamentalist extremist Muslims, that those fundamentalist extremist Muslims kill daily across the globe, and that they do so because of their interpretation of their belief system. Those people ALSO should be called out.
 
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What this individual did is heroic. He should be celebrated as a hero. There are in fact individuals within the Muslim communities that speak out, always after the tragedies.

You ever watch any of the exchanges between people like Bill Mahr and Sean Hannity as they attack extremist Muslims on their extremist views every opportunity they get, in camera, for all the world to see? THAT is the dialogue that needs to be occurring. Muslims DAILY need to be culling the herd, preaching opposition to Fundamentalists. THAT is not happening and that IS the problem. This notion that you can herald one brave act as the 'standard' for 'good' Muslims everywhere is just silly. Its as stupid as saying there are NO problems with excessive police use of force because, look, the law enforcement agencies across the country have Internal Affairs offices!

There ARE people that brand all Muslims terrorists. Those people are morons and its fair to call them out as morons. That does not negate the fact that there are a growing number of fundamentalist extremist Muslims, that those fundamentalist extremist Muslims kill daily across the globe, and that they do so because of their interpretation of their belief system. Those people ALSO should be called out.

You know, it's really ridiculous that you believe these dialogues aren't taking place in the Muslim world. Do you watch a lot of TV from the Muslim world or something? Here are 45 groups discussing terrorism in Islam:

45 Examples of Muslim Outrage About Charlie Hebdo Attack That Fox News Missed | Alternet
Charlie Hebdo: Islamic leaders in Australia condemn Paris attacks
Charlie Hebdo killings condemned by Arab states
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/dai...ders-condemn-attack-on-frances-194759746.html

Just because you're not aware of it, does not mean it doesn't exist. It's there. It has been there. Condemnation and discussion on these attacks is taking place in the homes of millions of Muslims. To suggest otherwise is absolutely ridiculous.
 
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Muslim worker at Paris kosher grocer saved customers from gunman by hiding them in walk-in freezer



The myth that Muslims simply stand idle as terrorism attacks happen is nonsense. Muslim police officers and firefighters helped during 9/11. Muslim nurses healed the victims of the Boston bombings. Muslims risk their lives every single day fighting terrorism. Millions more demonstrate against terrorism. Many more denounce attempts to radicalize them. Why people still push the bull**** lie that Muslims "are silent" while these attacks are going on is beyond me. It may be genuine run of the mill ignorance. However, when some of the people doing it are self admitted Islamophobes, one can't help but think that there is something far more sinister behind their words.

You could say the same about the Muslim policeman who was killed (and whose family you can hear from below#) ironically in the service of a state that will make his families live incredibly difficult if the Front Nationale gets elected

*BBC News - Charlie Hebdo attack: Ahmed Merabet's family speak out
 
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You could say the same about the Muslim policeman who was killed (and whose family you can hear from below#) ironically in the service of a state that will make his families live incredibly difficult if the Front Nationale gets elected

*BBC News - Charlie Hebdo attack: Ahmed Merabet's family speak out

You most definitely could. Nice to see you again Dave! :2wave:
 
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But, but, but it's so multicultural! A Muslim employee in a kosher store saving multiethnic people from extremists!
 
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You know, it's really ridiculous that you believe these dialogues aren't taking place in the Muslim world. Do you watch a lot of TV from the Muslim world or something? Here are 45 groups discussing terrorism in Islam:

45 Examples of Muslim Outrage About Charlie Hebdo Attack That Fox News Missed | Alternet
Charlie Hebdo: Islamic leaders in Australia condemn Paris attacks
Charlie Hebdo killings condemned by Arab states
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/dai...ders-condemn-attack-on-frances-194759746.html

Just because you're not aware of it, does not mean it doesn't exist. It's there. It has been there. Condemnation and discussion on these attacks is taking place in the homes of millions of Muslims. To suggest otherwise is absolutely ridiculous.
I wonder if you can see how ridiculous you come across. You cherry pick a few examples of the BILLIONS of Muslims and claim it's happening EVERYWHERE. Sound familiar? Sound sort of like the people that suggest that terrorist acts are actually representative of ALL Muslims?

And no...I don't frequent Muslim homes. I doubt you have either. I did spend 4 years in 7 countries throughout the ME and can honestly say that open condemnation of Fundamentalist extremists was never EVER on display.
 
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He's a hero. I wish him a very "Salaam Aleikum".
 
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I wonder if you can see how ridiculous you come across. You cherry pick a few examples of the BILLIONS of Muslims and claim it's happening EVERYWHERE. Sound familiar?

Lmao, since you didn't even read the links or for that matter understand them:

http://twocircles.net/2008feb26/pol..._radicals_muslim_world_poll.html#.VLHtsGTF8vE

The Gallup organisation's poll of some 50,000 people in over 35 predominantly Muslim countries found that what motivated those considered "politically radicalised" was their fear of occupation by the West and the US, though most even admired and hoped for democratic principles.

"Politics, not piety, differentiate moderates from radicals" in the Islamic world, said Dalia Mogahed, executive director of the Gallup Center for Muslim studies. "Terrorism sympathisers don't hate our freedom, they want our freedom."

The overwhelming majority of Muslims - 93 percent - condemned the Sep 11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington, and most said the biggest obstacle to better relations with the West was the latter's lack of respect for Islam.

Muslim attitudes towards terrorism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A 2007 Pew Research Center study of several nations throughout the Muslim world showed that opposition to suicide bombing in the Muslim world is increasing, with a majority of Muslims surveyed in 10 out of the 16 of the countries responding that suicide bombings and other violence against civilians is "never" justified, though an average of 38% believe it is justified at least rarely. Opposition to Hamas was the majority opinion in only 4 out of the 16 countries surveyed, as was opposition to Hezbollah.[1] The Pew Research Study did not include Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Afghanistan, Tunisia, Libya, and Algeria in the survey, although densely populated Muslim countries such as Pakistan, Egypt, Indonesia, and Bangladesh were included.

A YouGov survey for the Daily Telegraph,[6] published two weeks after the July 2005 bombings in the London Underground, showed that 88% of British Muslims were opposed to the bombings, while 6% (about 100,000 individuals) fully supported them, and one British Muslim in four expressed some sympathy with the motives of the bombers.[7] A 2007 poll found that one Muslim in four thought the Government had staged the bombings and framed the Muslims convicted.[8] A 2011 study by Pew Research showed that 64% of Muslim Americans thought that there was not much or no support among them for extremism, while 6% thought there was a great deal, and 15% thought there was a fair amount.[9]

Little Support for Terrorism Among Muslim Americans | Pew Research Center's Religion & Public Life Project
68% of Israeli Arabs oppose recent wave of terrorism, poll finds - Arab-Israeli Conflict - Jerusalem Post
The myth of Muslim support for terror - CSMonitor.com

Contrast those numbers with 2006 polling results from the world's most-populous Muslim countries – Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nigeria. Terror Free Tomorrow, the organization I lead, found that 74 percent of respondents in Indonesia agreed that terrorist attacks are "never justified"; in Pakistan, that figure was 86 percent; in Bangladesh, 81 percent.

There is no cherry picking here, the amount of evidence proving you wrong simply is overwhelming. Again, these discussions are taking place. That you don't see them is your problem.

Sound sort of like the people that suggest that terrorist acts are actually representative of ALL Muslims?

And no...I don't frequent Muslim homes. I doubt you have either. I did spend 4 years in 7 countries throughout the ME and can honestly say that open condemnation of Fundamentalist extremists was never EVER on display.

Lmao, considering I've got a myriad of friends who are Muslims, you're simply wrong as you were before.
 
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Muslim worker at Paris kosher grocer saved customers from gunman by hiding them in walk-in freezer



The myth that Muslims simply stand idle as terrorism attacks happen is nonsense. Muslim police officers and firefighters helped during 9/11. Muslim nurses healed the victims of the Boston bombings. Muslims risk their lives every single day fighting terrorism. Millions more demonstrate against terrorism. Many more denounce attempts to radicalize them. Why people still push the bull**** lie that Muslims "are silent" while these attacks are going on is beyond me. It may be genuine run of the mill ignorance. However, when some of the people doing it are self admitted Islamophobes, one can't help but think that there is something far more sinister behind their words.

B-but, all Muslims are evil!! Or something.
 
Muslim worker at Paris kosher grocer saved customers from gunman by hiding them

Lmao, since you didn't even read the links or for that matter understand them:

http://twocircles.net/2008feb26/pol..._radicals_muslim_world_poll.html#.VLHtsGTF8vE



Muslim attitudes towards terrorism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



Little Support for Terrorism Among Muslim Americans | Pew Research Center's Religion & Public Life Project
68% of Israeli Arabs oppose recent wave of terrorism, poll finds - Arab-Israeli Conflict - Jerusalem Post
The myth of Muslim support for terror - CSMonitor.com



There is no cherry picking here, the amount of evidence proving you wrong simply is overwhelming. Again, these discussions are taking place. That you don't see them is your problem.



Lmao, considering I've got a myriad of friends who are Muslims, you're simply wrong as you were before.
Yeah man. That's AWESOME. It's the US fault that Muslim extremists butcher children in Indonesia. Of COURSE it is.

FM
 
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What this individual did is heroic. He should be celebrated as a hero. There are in fact individuals within the Muslim communities that speak out, always after the tragedies.
Agreed, but what is the Mainstream view?

You ever watch any of the exchanges between people like Bill Mahr and Sean Hannity as they attack extremist Muslims on their extremist views every opportunity they get, in camera, for all the world to see? THAT is the dialogue that needs to be occurring. Muslims DAILY need to be culling the herd, preaching opposition to Fundamentalists. THAT is not happening and that IS the problem. This notion that you can herald one brave act as the 'standard' for 'good' Muslims everywhere is just silly. Its as stupid as saying there are NO problems with excessive police use of force because, look, the law enforcement agencies across the country have Internal Affairs offices!
Agreed.

Vance Mack said:
There ARE people that brand all Muslims terrorists..
There are 100 times as many people who SAY others brand "ALL Muslims as terrorists".
There is NO more common strawman in This century.

Vance said:
..Those people are morons and its fair to call them out as morons. That does not negate the fact that there are a growing number of fundamentalist extremist Muslims, that those fundamentalist extremist Muslims kill daily across the globe, and that they do so because of their interpretation of their belief system. Those people ALSO should be called out.
Agreed.

But lets look at A/if not THEE Mainstream Muslim view.. with about the first or second Most populous Muslim Nation and it's MAJORITY faction.
This is Directly on the Hebdo issue, 'Insulting Islam'.


Pakistan governor’s suspected assassin hailed as hero

Jan 5, 2011
Pakistan governor's suspected assassin hailed as hero - Washington Times

LAHORE, Pakistan | Lawyers showered the suspected killer of a prominent Pakistani governor with rose petals when he arrived at court Wednesday,
and an influential Muslim scholars group Praised the assassination of the outspoken opponent of laws that order Death for those who Insult Islam.
Mumtaz Qadri, 26, made his first appearance in an Islamabad court, where a judge remanded him in custody. Mr. Qadri is accused of spraying automatic gunfire at the back of Punjab province Gov. Salmaan Taseer while he was supposed to be protecting him as a bodyguard.

A rowdy crowd slapped him on the back and kissed his cheek as he was escorted inside the court. The lawyers who tossed the rose petals were not involved in the case. As he left the court, a crowd of about 200 Sympathizers chanted slogans in his favor. The suspect stood at the back door of an armored police van with a flower necklace given to him by an admirer and repeatedly yelled, “God is great.”
More than 500 clerics and scholars from the group Jamat Ahle Sunnat said no one should pray or express regret for the killing of the governor.
The group representing Pakistan’s Majority Barelvi sect, which follows a brand of Islam considered moderate, also issued a veiled Threat to other opponents of the blasphemy laws.
-“The supporter is as equally guilty as one who committed blasphemy,” the group warned in a statement, adding that politicians, the media and others should learn “a lesson from the exemplary death.”

Jamat leader Maulana Shah Turabul Haq Qadri paid “glorious tribute to the murderer … for his courage, bravery and religious honor and integrity.”

[.......]
The 'moderate' Majority Sect of Pakistan condoned/Celebrated the [Terrorist assassination]/Murder and issued threats of More of the same for those opposing the Death Penalty for 'insulting Islam'. That's right, ie, a 5 year sentence isn't enough. Even sober Lawyers showered Rose petals on the Terrorist Murderer of a Governor.

The would Obviously APPLAUD the Hebdo Massacre.
and They are in Healthy Majority Radical/extremist, and I oppose their INmigration to the USA/EU.
 
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Lmao, since you didn't even read the links or for that matter understand them:

http://twocircles.net/2008feb26/pol..._radicals_muslim_world_poll.html#.VLHtsGTF8vE



Muslim attitudes towards terrorism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



Little Support for Terrorism Among Muslim Americans | Pew Research Center's Religion & Public Life Project
68% of Israeli Arabs oppose recent wave of terrorism, poll finds - Arab-Israeli Conflict - Jerusalem Post
The myth of Muslim support for terror - CSMonitor.com



There is no cherry picking here, the amount of evidence proving you wrong simply is overwhelming. Again, these discussions are taking place. That you don't see them is your problem.



Lmao, considering I've got a myriad of friends who are Muslims, you're simply wrong as you were before.

A different section than that which you bolded caught my eye:

A YouGov survey for the Daily Telegraph,[6] published two weeks after the July 2005 bombings in the London Underground, showed that 88% of British Muslims were opposed to the bombings, while 6% (about 100,000 individuals) fully supported them, and one British Muslim in four expressed some sympathy with the motives of the bombers.[7] A 2007 poll found that one Muslim in four thought the Government had staged the bombings and framed the Muslims convicted.

"Muslim support for terror" is broadly assent through silence. You do get excellent counter-examples (personally, I'm interested in seeing what comes of el-Sisi's recent public moves).

However, you also have a strong paranoia/us-v-them/legitimacy-through-the-group mentality that enables the extremists. Non-Muslim westerners who have little idea what they are talking about like to say that fundamentalism is a "perversion" is Islam. It's not. It's a legitimate reading of the texts, with a jurisprudential history a mile long. When the group who are most likely to support/enable extremists overlaps with those who are also most likely to enjoy the respect of an enclave-like community and the alien society they find themselves surrounded in legitimizes those individuals as well in order to reach "authentic local leadership" :shrug: the conditions are set for a determined minority to be enabled by a silent majority who may personally disagree, but who either aren't willing to challenge the leadership or who prefer to deal with the cognitive dissonance by seeking consolation in conspiracy theories which redeem the group. For young males raised to think of themselves as an angry, put-down "other" in an alien society, extremism also offers self-affirmation, purpose, identity, meaning, respect, and plus you look like a bad-ass on facebook.

That is the importance of the killing of the Muslim cop. Killing other Muslims is a big ideological entry-barrier for the general Muslim community (if not, unfortunately, often the critical demographic described above).
 
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Muslim worker at Paris kosher grocer saved customers from gunman by hiding them in walk-in freezer



The myth that Muslims simply stand idle as terrorism attacks happen is nonsense. Muslim police officers and firefighters helped during 9/11. Muslim nurses healed the victims of the Boston bombings. Muslims risk their lives every single day fighting terrorism. Millions more demonstrate against terrorism. Many more denounce attempts to radicalize them. Why people still push the bull**** lie that Muslims "are silent" while these attacks are going on is beyond me. It may be genuine run of the mill ignorance. However, when some of the people doing it are self admitted Islamophobes, one can't help but think that there is something far more sinister behind their words.

One guy?
 
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Yeah man. That's AWESOME. It's the US fault that Muslim extremists butcher children in Indonesia. Of COURSE it is.

FM

Even non-Muslims justify and excuse Muslim terrorism.
 
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There's two options here. You either didn't read the OP properly or you never learnt to count past one. Which one is it?

Muslim police officers and firefighters helped during 9/11.
Muslim nurses healed the victims of the Boston bombings.
Muslims risk their lives every single day fighting terrorism.
Millions more demonstrate against terrorism. Many more denounce attempts to radicalize them.
 
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There's two options here. You either didn't read the OP properly or you never learnt to count past one. Which one is it?

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know the thread had anything to with 9/11.

Or, is it about personal attacks?

Those are two options, as well.
 
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Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know the thread had anything to with 9/11.

Or, is it about personal attacks?

Those are two options, as well.

I guess it's just too difficult for you to actually man up and admit you jumped the gun and didn't read the OP properly. Instead you prefer to cry and play the poor, poor victim. Ah well, at least your consistent.

Carry on. You'll find the tissues at aisle 4.
 
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I guess it's just too difficult for you to actually man up and admit you jumped the gun and didn't read the OP properly. Instead you prefer to cry and play the poor, poor victim. Ah well, at least your consistent.

Carry on. You'll find the tissues at aisle 4.

Sorry, but I'm not going to get excited because less than 1% of the Muslims in the world oppose Muslim terrorism.

Save all that propaganda for your pards in your little feel good krewe.

The Charlie Hebdo attackers were French citizens, who his out in the Muslim community. And, no one within that community said a damn thing.

Hundreds of 'No-Go Zones' Across France Are Off-Limits to Non-Muslims
 
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Sorry, but I'm not going to get excited because less than 1% of the Muslims in the world oppose Muslim terrorism.

Save all that propaganda for your pards in your little feel good krewe.

The Charlie Hebdo attackers were French citizens, who his out in the Muslim community. And, no one within that community said a damn thing.

Google works you know. But then again, you would say that since all you ever watch is Fox News.

French Muslim groups condemn Charlie Hebdo killings, mosques attacked - France - RFI

Even Hamas condemns the attacks but you wont hear that on Fox either:

http://news.yahoo.com/hamas-condemns-charlie-hebdo-attack-140325193.html
 
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Google works you know. But then again, you would say that since all you ever watch is Fox News.

French Muslim groups condemn Charlie Hebdo killings, mosques attacked - France - RFI

Even Hamas condemns the attacks but you wont hear that on Fox either:

Hamas condemns Charlie Hebdo attack

I know how Google works.

Here, let me Google something for you:

Lip service - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
 
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Even non-Muslims justify and excuse Muslim terrorism.
I dont know if its more sad they actually believe it or if they know its bull**** and just spew it as a lie.
 
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Google works you know. But then again, you would say that since all you ever watch is Fox News.

French Muslim groups condemn Charlie Hebdo killings, mosques attacked - France - RFI

Even Hamas condemns the attacks but you wont hear that on Fox either:

Hamas condemns Charlie Hebdo attack

I don't watch Fox. In fact, I have never watched it. Maybe I should get cable and watch it.

Why is their such continuous hate for Fox News?
Isn't it the most popular news source in the USA?
IMO: If you don't like it, you shouldn't watch it! Seems pretty simple!

I do go to their website for news. I also go to CNN, MSN, Townhall, etc.
Also, if you visit Fox News - Breaking News Updates | Latest News Headlines | Photos & News Videos, their website, and do a quick search you will find several articles on Muslims, including Hamas, condemning the attacks.

However, I am reading that Hamas is just pissed because they don't like other Islamic terrorist groups getting all of the publicity and "glory".
 
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I don't watch Fox. In fact, I have never watched it. Maybe I should get cable and watch it.

Why is their such continuous hate for Fox News?
Isn't it the most popular news source in the USA?
IMO: If you don't like it, you shouldn't watch it! Seems pretty simple!

I do go to their website for news. I also go to CNN, MSN, Townhall, etc.
Also, if you visit Fox News - Breaking News Updates | Latest News Headlines | Photos & News Videos, their website, and do a quick search you will find several articles on Muslims, including Hamas, condemning the attacks.

However, I am reading that Hamas is just pissed because they don't like other Islamic terrorist groups getting all of the publicity and "glory".

Hamas and Hezbollah are both vile terror groups responsible for the cold blooded murders of countless of innocents for their Jewish origin, so clearly when they condemn such an attack they do not do so because they are shocked from the results. The clear explanation is that the attacks were carried by al-Qaeda and IS, organizations that Hamas and Hezbollah (and the Iranian government that operates them) are in an open war with.
 
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