Four House Republicans are charging that the Council on American Islamic Relations is infiltrating Capitol Hill with undercover interns, and they're basing the charge on a WND-published book that itself is based on the work of a man who posed as a Muslim to infiltrate CAIR as ... an intern!
In other words, it's Intern Spy vs. Intern Spy.
As Greg Sargent notes, the office of Rep. Sue Myrick (R-NC) does not have a list of the "Manchurian Interns" that she claims may have penetrated national security-related committees.
Myrick and three other members of the Congressional Anti-Terrorism Caucus came to a news conference today armed with Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld That's Conspiring to Islamize America (WND Books, $22.95). They called on the sergeant at arms to investigate whether, as Rep. Paul Broun (R-GA) put it, a group that "is connected to or supports terrorists [and] is running influence operations or planting spies in key national security-related offices."
WorldNetDaily describes the premise of the new book, i.e. the co-author's son getting into the Muslim advocacy group the only way he knew how, as a "bearded Muslim convert":
The book begins as a real-life, heart-pounding thriller, with Chris Gaubatz, the son of co-author David Gaubatz, preparing to go underground as an intern for CAIR at its Herndon, Va., office.Astoundingly, the younger Gaubatz, posing as a bearded Muslim convert, ends up with a position at CAIR's national office in Washington, just three blocks from the U.S. Capitol building, working alongside top leaders Ibrahim Hooper, Nihad Awad and Corey Saylor.
Along with declassified government documents, the book unveils thousands of e-mails, faxes and internal memos that were never meant for public viewing.
To CAIR officials, Chris Gaubatz was Muslim convert and college student Dave Marshall, CAIR spokesman Ibrahim Hooper tells TPMmuckraker.
"We treated him so well. I jokingly offered to help him get married," says an angry Hooper. "They lied to us about their background. They falsely claimed to be Muslim. They would stand next to us and pray during prayers."
Hooper and the WND crowd agree on one thing: that "Intern Dave Marshall" took a lot of documents while he was at CAIR -- basically everything he could. WND argues that the documents prove that CAIR is "part of an organized crime network" with other Muslim groups that "collectively comprise the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood."
Hooper is not impressed. "This guy spied on us for months, and the most they can come up with is that we're doing ordinary lobbying work on Capitol Hill?"
Politico reports that the four Republicans revealed an internal CAIR "strategy" document today, that, in the words of the Politico reporters, "basically lays out a fairly straight forward public relations and lobbying strategy."
Hooper says CAIR has filed a complaint with Washington police for theft of property.
Late Update: Here are the video highlights of the press conference.

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Andreams
October 14, 2009 6:16 PM
Can we give our country back to England? I think we need to be civilized and maybe they can help!
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The Commenter Formerly Known as NCSteve
October 14, 2009 8:06 PM in reply to Andreams
As if they'd take us.
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lousgirl84
October 14, 2009 9:42 PM in reply to Andreams
Oh I liked that. Made me laugh outloud but I'm with ya. I have said it before - I am tired of sharing the planet with these crazies.
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phd_student
October 14, 2009 6:22 PM
Do we need to start compiling a list of secret muslim spies in different government posts? The GOP is totally nuts.
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Johann
October 15, 2009 10:40 AM in reply to phd_student
Can anyone explain the difference between CAIR and AIPAC?
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unknowncitizen
October 15, 2009 10:55 AM in reply to Johann
"Can anyone explain the difference between CAIR and AIPAC?"
Only one of those groups has been caught up in actual spying allegations suspicious enough to have formal, publicly reported investigations convened, known classified documents handled questionably, and indictments drawn up I think.
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Johann
October 15, 2009 3:31 PM in reply to unknowncitizen
Yeah, that was AIPAC.
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safai
October 16, 2009 12:53 AM in reply to Johann
I agree with you 100%
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KingElvis
October 14, 2009 6:37 PM
History repeats itself as farce. Who knew back in say, 2003, that the GOP would be reduced to the self parody it is today.
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CityGuy
October 15, 2009 10:24 AM in reply to KingElvis
"History doesn't reapeat itself, but it does rhyme" -Mark Twain. I wonder what rhymes with "sickbed" to describe the average elected Repuke now....... Hmmmm.....?
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tamiasmin
October 14, 2009 6:41 PM
Well, you know there's this Muslim guy born in Kenya who somehow infiltrated his ass past a hundred million or so voters last year and got into a very high government post. I think WorldNetDaily can tell you all about it. They're on top of this stuff.
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mjshep
October 14, 2009 7:20 PM in reply to tamiasmin
My God! Is that true?
I hope this "high government post" is not too close to the President and that the secret service is aware of this.
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Powkat
October 14, 2009 6:51 PM
Well, now that the Republicans are out of office and can't employ all those Liberty graduates at Justice, they need to find them jobs in this tough economy. Undercover whackjob is one way to go.
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soupson52
October 14, 2009 7:05 PM
As usual, they accuse others of what they are doing themselves. They are becoming so tiring, and unfortunately, their lies are a danger to democracy.
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ohyeathatsright
October 14, 2009 7:20 PM
The point of writing this book is to make a ton of money with incendiary claims. That's it. That's why most books on politics are (ghost)written.
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SleepinJeezus
October 14, 2009 7:27 PM
You really can't begin to make this shit up. Way too funny! Especially the way these knobs take themselves so seriously, like they just got their hands on the maltese falcon, fer chrissakes! YeeGads! Who writes their material?
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Johann
October 16, 2009 1:03 AM in reply to SleepinJeezus
The three stooges writing for the Keystone Kops.
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johnmccsf
October 14, 2009 7:29 PM
Brother....
Where's that maroon with the puppy icon?
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johnmccsf
October 14, 2009 7:42 PM in reply to johnmccsf
"Shooter"...that's the WND troll around here
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johnmccsf
October 14, 2009 7:43 PM in reply to johnmccsf
Could be a WND spy????
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Cy Guy
October 14, 2009 7:34 PM
So does Grover Norquist appear prominently in the new book?
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Cy Guy
October 14, 2009 7:48 PM in reply to Cy Guy
Sorry more direct links: http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2003_12/002824.php
http://www.preemptivekarma.com/archives/2007/02/gaffney_takes_o_1.html
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Mrs Panstreppon
October 14, 2009 9:56 PM in reply to Cy Guy
Thx for the links. I wonder what Grover is up to these days.
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jeffgee
October 15, 2009 12:26 AM in reply to Mrs Panstreppon
He's married to a Muslim woman.
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Cliff Hendroval
October 14, 2009 7:40 PM
There are exactly 57 card-carrying members of the Muslim Mafia in the Senate Page Program at this time!
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CityGuy
October 15, 2009 10:20 AM in reply to Cliff Hendroval
"Sir, have you no shame?" lol Yep the GOP is a fringe party full of crazies. Sad really.
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psyclone
October 14, 2009 7:49 PM
One things for sure, Beck and Hannity will be all over this.
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Official A
October 14, 2009 7:58 PM
Let the Charlie McCarthy hearings begin!
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The Commenter Formerly Known as NCSteve
October 14, 2009 8:12 PM
Sigh. Whereever stupid batshit crazy Republicans have gathered to say stupid batshit crazy things, you can always find a North Carolina Republican hovering like a moth around the edges of the batshit crazy limelight.
And, yet, on the whole, we're really not all that crazy for a Confederate state. Really. "A vale of humility between two mountains of conceit." (Then again, Minnesota's a pretty sane state and yet look at the some of people who can pop up in office there . . .)
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matyra
October 14, 2009 8:29 PM in reply to The Commenter Formerly Known as NCSteve
Um, in MN, they wanted (maybe used) stimulus money to repair giant Paul Bunyans and huge bus-sized fish statues.
Just sayin'.
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matyra
October 14, 2009 8:34 PM in reply to matyra
But not as crazy as Oxford, England. Too freaking funny.
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Schmed- ley
October 15, 2009 12:49 PM in reply to matyra
Effin' Brilliant!
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mdemploi
October 15, 2009 12:50 AM in reply to The Commenter Formerly Known as NCSteve
batshit has been the primary southern export for at least 150 years.
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chucktrotter
October 14, 2009 8:19 PM
I have no idea to what extent Muslim organizations in the US are subverting us. Reading the document, I would have to agree with Politico. Looks like game plan for furthering Muslim influence within the US. Pretty boiler-plate. I'll bet the NAACP, Blue Cross and the AFL\CIO have generated similar documents.
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thomas1
October 15, 2009 9:52 AM in reply to chucktrotter
American Manufacturers Assoc, AIPAC, AMA, ABA etc etc etc
All of K Street
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chthonic
October 14, 2009 8:41 PM
I wonder if this is really different than the ACORN thing. I can see some surface differences; but basically, it seems that Republican operatives deceive some group and go from there.
There was a guy shot to death by an undercover cop near Penn Station in 2000, during Giuliani's attempt to gain a seat in the Senate. Why was he shot to death? Because he didn't sell drugs Why was the cop that aggressive? Giuliani.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Dorismond
I realize the ACORN thing is not as extreme as the Dorismond issue; and maybe the CAIR issue is not as extreme as shooting someone to death.
Except....we, as a nation, allowed Habeas Corpus to be suspended for at least one American citizen. Do you remember his name? We, as a nation, own Guantanamo. We, as a nation, implemented and ran (sometimes by proxy) a globally distributed Gulag. We, as a nation, own Joseph McCarthy.
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Matt Jones
October 14, 2009 8:54 PM
Funny that the party that brought us the C-Streeters and their "Family" nonsense now decides that another religious advocacy group is trying to take over the government. Project much?
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docrocktex
October 14, 2009 9:25 PM
How many ethnic groups is the GOP going to alienate? Geez, it's like they're trying to break a record!!!
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ohyeathatsright
October 15, 2009 12:45 PM in reply to docrocktex
I'm relieved that they finally are. So all these groups stop voting against their own self interest. I'm from Southern California and the most annoying thing in the world was seeing those "Viva Bush" stickers. I just don't get it.
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ishobo
October 14, 2009 10:07 PM
Since we have had actual cases of Americans spying for Israel, when are they going to go afer the Jewish interns?
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zach
October 14, 2009 10:12 PM
Virginia is a one-party consent state, so if this guy went overboard and recorded conversations in the office that he wasn't party to, he could be in trouble. Many states also have criminal impersonation statutes that'd be triggered in addition to whatever civil relief CAIR is seeking. Assuming the book's garbage, the person who went undercover could see serious criminal penalties.
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fafner1
October 14, 2009 10:28 PM
"The State Department is infested with Muslims. I have here in my hand a list of 205—a list of names that were made known to the Secretary of State as being Muslims and who nevertheless are still working and shaping policy in the State Department."
Tail Gunner Joe (actually he's dead, but his spirit lives on)
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seashell
October 14, 2009 10:42 PM
David Gaubatz is the kook who thinks he discovered Iraq's WMD and then claimed the Bush admin was hiding them in some sort of vast conspiracy. Curt Weldon, former Representative from PA and Pete Hoekstra, current kook from Michigan got caught up in the Gaubatz shtick.
He is also the co-founder of SANE - Society of Americans for the National Existence, which celebrates White Christians, among other things. The website for SANE has gone from open to members only.
Does the GOP not ever investigate the sources for their garbage?
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Mrs Panstreppon
October 15, 2009 8:59 AM in reply to seashell
Thanks for the info! I actually visiited his website when I was putting together posts about Curt Weldon a couple of years ago. LOL - If I recall correctly, Weldon's "secret project" freaked out Gaubutz who I don't think ever had any intention of actually going to Iraq to dig for WMDs.
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jeffgee
October 15, 2009 12:23 AM
Isn't Broun part of the C Street Family cult?
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Peter Principle
October 15, 2009 1:01 AM
I'm just waiting for Myrick and the other congressional wingnuts to start ranting about how there are X number of "card carrying" Muslims working in the State Department.
Just like old times.
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cinesimon
October 15, 2009 2:24 AM
This is nothing more than racism & xenophobia.
In the minds of the vast majority of right wingers, thanks to propaganda efforts via Fox news and other places(originating at the Cheney White House), being Muslim means being a terrorist or terrorist sympathizer.
The right wing really do see ALL Muslims as the enemy.
And their belief in a Muslim conspiracy to take over the world - America being the 'prize', rings of a Muslim version of The Protocols of The Elders Of Zion.
This is where the republican party is at right now.
They continue to deny it, and they constantly call anyone who points out their racism and xenophobia 'the real racists' simply because we're pointing out theirs.
But it is this type of open and institutional racism that overwhelmingly proves the point that every rational human being knows: if you're not a white, right wing-orientated 'christian', then you may as well be a child molester in the eyes of the majority of the republican constituency.
That is how low they have sunk, and how gullible the majority of them are.
As much as I hate to use the Nazi theme as comparison: Germany's right wing did to Jews(and other groups they didn't like) in the early 1930s what American right wing are now doing to Muslims - and Latinos. And Gays. And black folk, and 'liberals', and intellectuals.
Certainly the main target - Protocols of Zion style - are Muslims.
They may not be anywhere close to how Nazi Germany ended up, but they are sure doing everything that the right wing did in early '30s Germany.
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rbe1
October 15, 2009 4:11 AM in reply to cinesimon
re: the right wing sees ...
As do most of the uneducated middle class in Israel. The underlying problem is racism, pure and simple.
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datora
October 15, 2009 9:32 AM in reply to cinesimon
@cinesimon:
"[...] if you're not a white, right wing-orientated 'christian', then you may as well be a child molester in the eyes of the majority of the republican constituency."
Uhm. The majority of the 'GOP constituency' are child molesters, virtually by definition. Consider the mind-raping and twisted brainwashing that they inflict upon their very own children, and are attempting to inflict upon the children of others.
I think you were reaching for something far more evil than child molestation ... and, like myself, find it difficult to imagine something more horrific. The GOP has kinda reached the bottom of that well and the only thing they can find are each other, so they try to project their own abominations upon others.
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rbe1
October 15, 2009 4:04 AM
WND stands for WingNutDervishes.
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georgecolombo
October 15, 2009 9:41 AM
None Dare Call It Treason redux.
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westsider8
October 15, 2009 10:03 AM
I'm just so confused. The wingnuts are petrified that some fifth column of radical muslims is going to impose Sharia law and turn the US into an "islamo-fascist" state, right? But the Christian Right, in place for decades, haven't even been able to overturn Roe v. Wade for 30 years. Granted, they're close, but as of yet, no dice. They haven't been able to quash this whole "Season's Greetings" thing and replace it with "Merry Christmas". They can't get prayer groups funded in public schools. So, how do they think a religious group with vastly smaller numbers and virtually no political power to speak of is going to institute a code of laws banning alcohol (nb, we tried that once. It didn't work), cutting off hands of thieves, stoning adulterers, and the like? They even have trouble getting that squared away in muslim countries. So, they're going to carry out terror attacks until we convert and overturn our Constitution? Please, they've been watching too many "Left Behind" movies. The conspiracy they have come up with is so deficient in a connection to reality on 1) how politics works 2) how the U.S. works 3) how human nature works that it just boggles my mind how any one, even someone very stupid, can see this as plausible.
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Cool Blue Reason
October 15, 2009 11:30 AM in reply to westsider8
You've pointed out some of the logical fallacies that fail to register for the more rabidly fervent of the "true believers." They have a special hatred and true fear of "Other" religions that go well beyond the rational. However, I would suggest that the more rational (and cynical) of their lot tend to view *any* force that runs counter to Christian Dominionism as an enemy to their religious and social agenda, to be fought as such.
Thus, Muslims, Jews, atheists, secularists, gays, feminists, the Left, etc. are all part of an undifferentiated mass of non-believers that are trying to destroy Christian America.
If you take another step up on the ladder of right-wing rationality, you get the plutocratic functionaries and the subset of Movement Conservatives that are not primarily motivated by actual Christian religion. These are the folks who are more inclined to join together with reactionary forces around the world, forming a fundamentalist bloc that can effectively stand against the Left.
I think it's actually rather helpful to have some strategic tension between the Dominionists and the more mainstream Movement Conservatives, if for no other reason than the fact that the fundamentalist nutjobbery and Islamophobia of the Christian Right effectively prevents the formation of a worldwide fundamentalist bloc.
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ETSpoon
October 15, 2009 10:41 AM
Further evidence, if any is needed, that monotheism is humanity's worse invention. Oh, yes, far worse than the nuclear bomb.
Our Founding Fathers for the most part thought, in time humanity with Americans leading the way would rationally come to the conclusion that all religions worship the same deity and unite in some kind of "unitarian/universalist" theology.
Of course Madison, Mason, Jefferson, Washington and Franklin could not foresee that this great, rational nation would produce a charlatans like Joseph Smith, Aimee Semple McPherson, Billy Graham, RJ Rushdoony or Jerry Falwell. Nor could these eminently rational Founding Fathers predict that a large segment of Americans would willing fore go reason and thought for following dogma and revealed religion.
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tomfodw
October 15, 2009 1:26 PM in reply to ETSpoon
Oh please. Don't lump me in with the Christian Dominionists. As an observant Jew, all I do is worship God. Not only do I not try to force others to worship as I do, I'm forbidden to do so (the commandments incumbent upon me are not required of non-Jews, who are given their own missions and purposes by God). Even the ultra-Orthodox do not attempt to force others to worship; they do try to keep out the rest of the world, and in Israel they do try to direct state resources toward their own ends, but that's only within their country and their community; you won't find Jews trying to export Judaism or trying to convert non-Jews and threatening them if they don't (or killing Jews who convert to other religions). Not all monotheists are terrorists or fascists.
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ETSpoon
October 15, 2009 2:08 PM in reply to tomfodw
Why would I lump you in with Christian Dominionists?
But the founders of what we know today as Judaism are the ones who thousands of years ago got this monotheistic nonsense going in the first place.
So just because observant Jews do not proselytize that, to my way of thinking, does not absolve Abraham, Isaac and Moses from creating a belief system which has metastasized into the Christo/Islamic cancer of today.
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paulw
October 15, 2009 10:54 AM
Patrick. Henry. College.
Religious zealots. Check.
Shares beliefs and possibly funders with domestic terrorists. Check.
Dedicated to placing members in key government positions. Check.
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billp
October 15, 2009 11:26 AM
I was getting nostalgic for McCarthyism. Glad to see it's making a comeback.
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toomuchpr
October 15, 2009 11:50 AM
This is very similar to the false entrapment thing that was done to Acorn. The Young Republicans need to stop acting like the SS / Hitler Youth - they are anti-American.
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An Outhouse
October 15, 2009 12:41 PM
Remember when the U.S. government was infiltrated by communists and then we turned communist?
Good times.
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An Outhouse
October 15, 2009 12:46 PM
BTW - how many Congressional Caucuses (caucusi?) are there?
I didn't know there was a Congressional Anti-Terrorism Caucus. Is there one devoted to cat lovers? vegetarians? nudists?
OMG - there's a ton of them!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caucuses_of_the_United_States_Congress
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DrBB
October 15, 2009 12:57 PM
Well, this is certainly going to help out with that little GOP==Lunatic Fringe brand problem they've been having. "See? It's all true! You thought we were nuts but it's all truuuuuuue!!!"
Um, yeah, right. Go for it guys.
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Morbo
October 15, 2009 1:09 PM
Unbelievable, the swarm of asshole bigots populating the comments over at Politico. The parents of this country really have failed to teach their children that not every fucking thing that pops into their tiny brains is worthy of public airing.
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cinesimon
October 15, 2009 1:17 PM in reply to Morbo
I don't even bother visiting Politico anymore. They long ago lost credibility. And yes - the comments boards at Politico are very reflective of the audience they now seem to be wooing - that of the extreme right.
Who really do seem to believe, like the Nazis did of Jews, that Muslims are tying to take over the world. And again, as with the Nazis, that is nothing more than projection.
To go with their bigotry and xenophobia.
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Bill Bowman
October 15, 2009 2:09 PM
Not only has the SANE web site gone members-only, but the owners have scrubbed it from the Internet Archive, meaning you can't access old pages in the Wayback Machine.
Makes you wonder what they are trying to hide?
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Stevious
October 15, 2009 3:57 PM
Mynick wrote the forward on the book? What's her cut of the profit and how much does all this flap just help book sales?
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