re: #12 CriticalDragon1177

Charles Johnson

By the way, I was just interviewed by Loon Watch a few days ago. Like you I once made the mistake of supporting the “counter Jihad,” and I talk about what led me out of that nightmare. So for those reasons, I thought you might enjoy this, assuming you have not already seen it.

A Journey Out of Islamophobic Darkness

Also, just to let you know, I suggested they interview you as well, however that part didn’t make it into the interview. But if you scroll down and read the comments, we still talk about that. You’re still mentioned in the interview, however.

Do you think you would like to be interviewed by Loon Watch, if you got the offer?

Oh, one more thing, there’s a mistake I made. They fixed it over at Loon Watch, but they haven’t fixed it over at Spencer Watch, and Islamophobia today, when they mirrored it there.

Interesting article and kudos to you for being so open. My journey has been similar to yours so I can relate. However, I’m very cautious about repeating the same mistakes and listening to anti-islamophia activists. Not all of them are nice people. The EDL isn’t really that much worse than the black block idiots who wgow up to fight with them. I found your article interesting enough that I started reading the comments and found this one 3-4 comments down…

It’s just as important that you see what is motivating Spencer (paid by Zionists), Geller and the ‘whole counter jihad’ movement. Ulitimately, they do have an aim, that is to lessen Muslim influence because they feel Islam stands in their way of the Likud agenda.

It’s the rabid far right Zionism, where they conflate AMerica’s interests as being the same as Likud.

Note how Geert Wilders, a one man politician wasn’t funded by Dutch, but by American neo cons, Daniel Pipes, a Jewish Likudnik and he has been to Israel over 40 times.

They want to expand territory, but they cannot with a world that won’t allow it, so they need a threat to exploit to convince the world otherwise.

Anti-Jewish conspiracy theories are still just as hateful as what Geller and Spencer write about and that’s the sort of thing that makes me suspicious of people’s motives. Replacing one crazy hatred with another one isn’t a good idea.
Again, congratulations on the great interview and thanks for sharing.