Pro-terrorist group trying to silence radio talk show host.

jamesrage · 11-28-07, 04:23 PM

Pro-terrorist group trying to silence radio talk show host.

WorldNetDaily: Islamic attacks on Savage target advertisers

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Nationally syndicated radio talk-show host Michael Savage, whose program originates in San Francisco even though the city's board of supervisors condemned his opinions, apparently is remaining largely unaffected by a campaign to put pressure on his advertisers.

And Savage, author of "The Savage Nation" and several other books, now is getting some support in his face-off with the Council on American-Islamic Relations.

As WND reported, the founder of CAIR, the leading Islamic lobby group, reportedly told a group of Muslims in California they are in America not to assimilate but to help assert Islam's rule over the country. CAIR spokesman Ibrahim Hooper also has said, in a newspaper interview, he hopes to see an Islamic government over the U.S. some day, brought about not by violence but through "education."

That organization recently issued an announcement that OfficeMax, a leading office products retailer, had joined "a growing list of companies" withdrawing advertising from Savage's program because of his opinions regarding Islam.

Now, the group ACT for America has launched an alert suggesting people call OfficeMax to encourage the company to reverse the decision.

CFP: Moslem Group Attacks Michael Savage: The Battle Between Taquiya and Talk Radio

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You will have to forgive me, but I have a difficult time taking the war against Moslem extremists seriously. No, I haven’t become the latest in a line of anti-American quislings who say the war is “all about oil” or that Islamism is not a threat. It’s just that I have trouble mustering enthusiasm for overseas ventures when we allow the enemy’s fifth column to operate virtually unopposed on our shores.

I’m talking about the odious Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a group that could be the legal arm of al-Qaeda. Although CAIR’s machinations usually go unmentioned by the mainstream media, for quite some time now it has been training its sights on anyone who would tackle the Islamic threat with manly strength. It has carried out campaigns against National Review magazine, radio personality Paul Harvey, the producers of the television program 24, and many others who dare say the sultan has no clothes. And now it is targeting award-winning radio talk show host Michael Savage.

CAIR has been pressuring Savage’s advertisers to pull their spots from his show, and I’m dismayed to learn that some businesses have capitulated to their demands. Among these cowardly companies are AutoZone, TrustedID, OfficeMax, Citrix Systems Inc., and JCPenny. I will have them know that as long as they dance with the Devil and boycott Savage’s show, I will boycott them and encourage others to follow suit. And I have a very long memory.

It’s not surprising that business would kneel at the altar of political correctness, as it worships mammon. And, in truth, many people – the good, the bad and the ugly – use their economic clout to try to effect social change; why, some on my side in the culture war are boycotting Ford because it supports the homosexual lobby. But I really have to wonder if these companies know to whom they’re kowtowing. Let’s take a closer look at CAIR.

Iriemon · 11-28-07, 05:10 PM

Bigots defending bigots.

Savage on Muslims:

Right now, even people sitting on the fence would like George Bush to drop a nuclear weapon on an Arab country. They don't even care which one it would be. I can guarantee you -- I don't need to go to Mr. Schmuck [pollster John] Zogby and ask him his opinion. I don't need anyone's opinion. I'll give you my opinion, because I got a better stethoscope than those fools. It's one man's opinion based upon my own analysis. The most -- I tell you right now -- the largest percentage of Americans would like to see a nuclear weapon dropped on a major Arab capital. They don't even care which one. They'd like an indiscriminate use of a nuclear weapon. They want this over with. One thing people cannot live with, which is an undefined, limitless conflict, which is what we have now. They can't take it. They want this war over with, and they want it ended like the war against Japan. They'd like Big Boy dropped on one of the little cities over there. They don't care where. They don't care any more. The American people have had it up to here with this garbage.

In fact, Christianity has been one of the great salvations on planet Earth. It's what's necessary in the Middle East. Others have written about it, I think these people need to be forcibly converted to Christianity but I'll get here a little later, I'll move up to that. It's the only thing that can probably turn them into human beings.

I'm going to give you one further example from my background as an anthropologist just so that you -- I'm trying to put context on this because you can go crazy if you don't have the context on this, because I'm going to lead up to something of what we must do to these primitives. Because these primitives can only be treated in one way, and I don't think smallpox and a blanket is good enough incidentally. Just before -- I'm going to give you a little precursor to where I'm going. Smallpox in a blanket, which the U.S. Army gave to the Cherokee Indians on their long march to the West, was nothing compared to what I'd like to see done to these people, just so you understand that I'm not going to be too intellectual about my analysis here in terms of what I would recommend, what Doc Savage recommends as an antidote to this kind of poison coming out of the Middle East from these non-humans.

From the May 11 Savage Nation:

Most Americans don't know who these guys were. They thought they were just dragged off the street, which is the disinformation being put out by the communistic anti-American Red Cross. Well, you trust the Red Cross? You must be joking. Take a look at what they've done to the Jewish people in Israel. The lies they've spewn about Israel. A little country [Israel] surrounded by racist, fascist bigots who don't want anyone but themselves living in that hell hole called the Middle East.

Savage on minorities:
From the May 12 Savage Nation:

And as the churches have been emptying out, the mosques have been filling up, in France and Germany. We all know that but we're all looking other way. And now street gangs of young Muslims are beating up and killing people in France and of course you don't read about that either. Because during a revolutionary period you've got to understand that there's a story line and the storyline is they're the oppressed minority and therefore they can do no wrong. It's very much like the American minorities here in this country. You can never hear about the bad things they do. It's hush-hush but if a Timothy McVeigh should come along, then it gets front page coverage. Because the story line goes that white male, Christian, heterosexuals are evil and all of the others are -- are -- are victims and only getting their just rewards by fighting back.

Media Matters - Savage: Arabs are "non-humans" and "racist, fascist bigots"

WI Crippler · 11-28-07, 05:19 PM

Awesome..

WorldNetdaily countered with mediamatters. Whose biased source is better?

Iriemon · 11-28-07, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by WI Crippler

Awesome..

WorldNetdaily countered with mediamatters. Whose biased source is better?

I've listened to Savage on the radio on a few occassions. The Media Matters quotes are consistent with what I've heard.

WI Crippler · 11-28-07, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Iriemon

I've listened to Savage on the radio on a few occassions. The Media Matters quotes are consistent with what I've heard.

Still doesn't do anything to disporve or argue against the connection to a pro-terrorist group by the OP.
I'll agree he's a bigot though. But man does he have a voice made for radio....

rathi · 11-29-07, 01:00 PM

His free speech is not being violated. The advertisers have the right to decide that they do not want to spend their money on him. Savage can still say whatever he wants, but that doesn't mean he has a right to get payed for it.

Doremus Jessup · 11-29-07, 01:40 PM

I support any company that pulls its advertising from that trashy show.

American · 01-21-08, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Doremus Jessup

I support any company that pulls its advertising from that trashy show.

Another terrorist supporter. Good for you, you stand up for your beliefs!

Doremus Jessup · 01-21-08, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by American

Another terrorist supporter. Good for you, you stand up for your beliefs!

Ha Ha Ha, another of the bleating mass who listens to at least 3 hours of hate speech and fear mongering daily.

Maybe American't would be a better screen name seeing as how your ilk is more inclined to point blame than to find any solutions.

American · 01-21-08, 05:08 PM

Really, and what problems have you solved lately?