woops

[sisyphusshrugged]

It turns out that not only is Michelle Malkin an easily identifiable descendant of a Muslim-dominated country with a history of terrorism who travels frequently, she doesn't seem to have renounced her citizenship in that country.

She has a book out about what to do with people like that.

And their children.

David Neiwert is a treasure. He really is.

Comments

[luxetumbra.livejournal.com]

I really hope that Eric Muller gets a chance to read that post before his radio debate with her today.

[ryanbrenizer.livejournal.com]

Any and all slams against Malkin are welcome and deserved, but Muslim-dominated? From CIA World Factbook: Roman Catholic 83%, Protestant 9%, Muslim 5%, Buddhist and other 3%

[jmhm.livejournal.com]

according to the article, that's what our government thinks.

[ryanbrenizer.livejournal.com]

Damn, didn't get down that far, modicum of work and all. I really need to factor in government idiocy in everything, huh?

[jmhm.livejournal.com]

well, I always do, but you want to factor in how being cynical and embittered is going to impact the other areas of your life.

[ryanbrenizer.livejournal.com]

I was pissed off about Republicans by the time I got in the shower today. I need to let up. Good thing nothing's coming up that will keep my mind on them.

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, I think in the article, Dave is not referring to an actual government "list," but merely positing that, were such a list of dangerous countries made, the Philippines would be on it, since there is evidence of al Qaeda activity there (and, probably more significantly (al Qaeda activities being practically everywhere), evidence of al Qaeda links to the Abu Sayyaf rebel group that operates partially in the Philippines). It's sort of a stretch, though, unless I'm missing something: the Philippines just don't have the Muslim population to provide the kind of rich terrorist recruiting environment that exists in the Middle Eastern countries that would presumably be targetted by ethnic or religious profiling.