The
mainstream media is doing its best to frame the narrative on three murdered
Muslims in Chapel Hill. They desperately
want the accused murderer to be a right-wing Islamophobe hell bent on a killing
spree. However, it’s not working out
that way. Brietbart reported the
following:
On Thursday’s “CNN Newsroom,” CNN.com
Religion Editor Daniel Burke reported that Craig Hicks, who is suspected of
murdering three Muslim students, had previously written in defense of the
Ground Zero mosque and criticized those who thought President Barack Obama was
Muslim on what appears to be his Facebook page.
“When you kind
of pore through his Facebook page, you see dozens and dozens of posts making
fun of religion in general, making fun of the idea of prayer, the idea of god.
A lot of these are quotes from people like Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, Bill
Maher, but I didn’t see anything that was violent, and I didn’t see anything
that particularly pertained to Islam. In fact, there are a couple of instances
in which he seems to implicitly defend Islam, there’s a post from around the
time when they wanted to build a mosque near Ground Zero in New York where he
calls out conservative critics who didn’t want the plan to go forward saying,
‘hey, you guys are being hypocrites. If you are allowed your freedom of worship,
Muslims should be allowed, too.’ He also calls out conservatives who
made–spread rumors about President Obama being a Muslim. He said, ‘so what if
he is Muslim? It’s okay if we have a Muslim president.’ So, his views against
religion are kind of, very anti-religious, but nothing specifically against
Islam,” he stated.
So it really was over a parking spot
dispute. Looks like another fail for the
mainstream media.
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