Miami-Dade has decided to go dhimmi after enough complaining by CAIR:
MIAMI -- Miami-Dade Transit is pulling advertisements that Muslims said were offensive to Islam. The ads were set to run on 10 buses Friday. They said, "Fatwa on your head? Is your community or family threatening you?" and directed people to a Web site encouraging them to leave Islam. The New York-based group Stop the Islamization of America bought the ads for one month. The group's leader says the ads were "offered in defense of religious liberty." Miami-Dade Transit spokeswoman Karla Damian said Thursday that after reviewing the ads, the department decided to remove them. An outside company sells ad space on the buses, and county officials don't routinely review ads before they run. The South Florida chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations had criticized the ads.
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LEAVING ISLAM?
oh, no you're not...and you go blow up a bus or those 72 virgins will ignore you.
Sometimes I'm almost expecting Zero to set off his own bomb belt during one of his bows.
Z: Seriously, would you want to be the driver of one of these buses? I see the Theo Van Gogh treatment coming...
SB: If he did, it would be in a meeting with Netenyahu.
But, like a Muslim 'cleric' or other higher up, BHO will get someone else to take the damage for him.
Miami-Dade has decided to go dhimmi after enough complaining by CAIR:
MIAMI -- Miami-Dade Transit is pulling advertisements that Muslims said were offensive to Islam.
The ads were set to run on 10 buses Friday. They said, "Fatwa on your head? Is your community or family threatening you?" and directed people to a Web site encouraging them to leave Islam.
The New York-based group Stop the Islamization of America bought the ads for one month. The group's leader says the ads were "offered in defense of religious liberty."
Miami-Dade Transit spokeswoman Karla Damian said Thursday that after reviewing the ads, the department decided to remove them.
An outside company sells ad space on the buses, and county officials don't routinely review ads before they run.
The South Florida chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations had criticized the ads.
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