March 19, 2012 - 12:01 pm
Pam Geller flushes out the hypocrisy of the New York Times on Fox and Friends for refusing an advertisement that mimics an anti-Catholic advertisement the Times had already run. Geller took the exact same anti-Catholic advertisement and converted it to an advertisement making the same arguments against Islam. The former was run, the latter was not. You’ll never guess what reason the Times gave for refusing to run Geller’s ad. Here’s a hint: Abu Gharib.
“They know that Catholics won’t kill them, but Muslims will,” she says.
This sounds a bit like PJ Media’s attempt to flush out the hypocricy of Charlie Savage, formerly of the Boston Globe.
Nice job by Pam Geller, in the face of the media hacks doing their best to have Geller defend the NYT point of view. She stayed on point and refused the red herring.
Perfect example One Million and One of the strange hypocrisy of the Left and it’s equally weird political correctness. It’s like an eerie science fiction story where people are taught or teach themselves not to see things if they don’t want to bad enough. The really eerie part is it’s real.
Someone should write a science fiction novel – maybe call it “2012″ In the preface George Orwell could give off with a “doh” like Homer Simpson. Oh well, says George, you can lead a horse to water but you can’t paint Hitler mustaches and put KKK hoods on the Left and say, “See! Hey, look!”