A mosque in Corvallis, Oregon was vandalized with a spray-painted message that read “Jesus loves u.” The Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) issued a statement on Twitter: Our national communications director @ibrahimhooper said: “If the perpetrators really sought to engage Muslims, they could have walked through the door of the mosque to respectfully discuss their religious beliefs and those of the Muslim community.” #Islamophobia “This hypocritical call to ‘love’ is really an expression of hatred when it targets a house of worship with vandalism and should be investigated as a possible hate crime.” KEZI then reported CAIR’s reaction as news, even though CAIR knows nothing about what happened, who did it, or why. CAIR representatives contribute nothing to our understanding except CAIR’s call for a hate crime investigation. Please take note of the fact that the mosque is not calling for a hate crime investigation. Only CAIR is […]
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