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Fear Of Muslim Backlash Leads Publisher To Cancel Book

August 10, 2008 · Filed Under Uncategorized 

Book publisher Random House decided not to publish a novel about the prophet Muhammad’s wife. The book titled The Jewel Of Medina gives a fictional account of the prophet Mohammad’s wife Aiesha.

After public condemnation by UT professor Denise Spellberg and some Islamic scholars, Random House decided not to publish the book. Spellberg called the book a “very ugly, very stupid piece of work” and warned that Muslims will likely find the book offensive.

It is beyond outrageous that even in the U.S. we have to walk on egg shells when it comes to Islam. I find it incredibly offensive that we have to be censored out of fear of violent Muslim backlash. If Christians reacted violently every time someone insulted Jesus, America would be a war torn wasteland.

Radical Muslims desperately want to gain a foothold in America the way they have in Europe. Even more frightening is what has become of our neighbor to the north. Take a look at Canada if you want to see where all this nonsense leads. You can and will be charged with a crime in Canada for writing books or articles that offend Muslims. Read what happened to Mark Steyn if you think I’m exaggerating.

This is not the Middle East, this is America and I will never censor what I write out of fear of Muslims. Unlike in Britain where people live in fear of the Muslim masses, Americans have the advantage of being armed.

If Muslims can’t assimilate and quit being so touchy about their radical religion then they should go back to whatever third world hell hole they came from.

Rather than not publish books about Islam, we should be publishing more books about Islam, preferably ones that offend the delicate sensibilities of Muslims.

Any Muslim that would like to issue a fatwa calling for my death, I welcome it. To borrow a line from President Bush, “bring it on.”

-Chris Jones

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2 Responses to “Fear Of Muslim Backlash Leads Publisher To Cancel Book”

  1. Jackie on March 19th, 2009 8:25 pm

    Prosecuting this man for drawing cartoons lets everyone know that extremists are a protected species. It proves that extremists have right to offend, right to incite racial hatred, right to abuse anyone they like without punishment.

    It also proves that anyone who seeks the truth about islam and attempts to expose it will be silenced. To think that the extremists who abused our troops weren’t kicked out of Britain. How insulting is that?????????

    Yet Mr Wilders is BANNED and what for I ask? Exactly who did Mr Wilders offend? This man shouldn’t be where he is now facing charges, when those who used hate speech (an arrestable offence are free to do it again).

  2. Jackie on March 19th, 2009 8:49 pm

    The majority of Brits were offended by the public berating of our troops who left one battlefield and returned home to another (extremist), yet those doing the offending went unpunished.

    One 18yr old lad was arrested for inciting racial hatred. He was so angry at the extremely abusive banners and verbal abuse by a minority he defended our soldiers by shouting back obscenities, yet he was arrested. A 40 yr old man threw bacon at the extremists and he too was arrested.

    Thankfully, the public in Luton turned on the ANTI BRITISH and forced them to retreat. People young and old shouted at them to let them know the British people have had enough. The police had to protect the minority and led them to safety.

    To think that a book is causing a stir is rather insane. Time to put things in perspective. This man didn’t go to a public place and hold up offensive banners that berated his country or ours or our troops, yet the government made the decision to ban him because a minority were offended.

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