November
26, 2012
Prosecutors ask permission to say “jihad” Just when you think you’ve seen everything when it comes to the absurdities of political correctness, check out the article below that was posted on Jihad Watch. Portland, Oregon: Prosecutors of would-be jihad mass murderer ask permission to use the word "jihad" It is astounding, and indicative of just how much the public discourse has degenerated, that this is even an issue. Mohamud used the word "jihad," but prosecutors have to ask if they can please characterize his motives and goals accurately, at his trial. "'Terrorist,' 'violent jihad' among words prosecutors want to use in Portland terrorism trial," by Nigel Duara for the Associated Press, November 7:
Distort the facts? That's what Sady and Wax are trying to do, not anyone else. But their obfuscation is accepted practice and prescribed wisdom, so they will probably win the day.
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Monday, November 26, 2012
Prosecutors ask permission to say jihad
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