NYC approved for go ahead on building Mosque on Ground Zero site....  What kind of ass backward thinking is that??  Lets just throw in the towel and forget it right??  Wrong thinking, Everyone involved with that should have a yellow stripe painted down thier backs. Cowards..

Absolute dishoner...  Disgusting...

RdnkFireDad says ...

Do you have a link or anything to show?

It was all over the news last night. 

http://www.bing.com/search?q=mosque+near+Ground+Zero&form=msnhpm

It really is absolutely disgusting, dishonorable, and disrespectful to not only the 2,985 AMERICANS that died during the 9/11 Attacks but to also their family and friends.   I'm sorry but no matter how much you try to "move on and forget", the attacks that happened against our country wil NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.  It has become a part of our history and our future.

If you ask me, another disgusting show of complete disrespect is Muslim Day at Six Flags on 9/12/10.  The day after the anniversary of the attacks committed by Muslim terrorists.  Out of the 365 days in a calendar year why in the hell was that day chosen??!!  I'm boycotting Six Flags.  I'd like to see them host a Christian Day or a Baptist or Catholic Day and see how much uproar it will cause.  Hey how we host an AMERICAN DAY every day and get all the illegals out of our country as well as anyone else that disrespects our flag, our country, our values, and the Constitution that this country was founded upon and if that means getting Obama out of office then HOO-RAH!  

Cuffs,

Did you say it was Muslim day at Great Adventure on 9/12? I almost fell off my chair. You're serious??

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http://www.sixflags.com/greatAmerica/events/CalendarEvents.aspx this should show  9/12 event

It is a total disgrace we New Yorkers dont want any part of this . Political ly correct my "Royal Irish A@@

The solution in my humble opinion. NYC should pass a law that no religious organization can build on ground zero. Church,Synogogue, Mosque, Temple.  Make it an American Shrine. Not a religous one. Too many people of all faiths died that day.

It is an affront to the memories of everyone who died at the WTC to have a Mosque near the site. I don't care what excuses they use - whether it is to "bring a better understanding" of Islam (which was stated in the news) or whatever other nonsense they push. It should not be allowed to be built.

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I couldnt think of a better topic heading. 

WTF is Mayor Bloomberg(NYC) thinking??????  He is in support of this Mosque which might I add......will be directly across the street from the former Twin Towers site....aka.....Ground Zero.....aka......9/11.   Its sad to know that NYC can basically flip flop just to make people happy and forget about the thousands of lives that were affected because of these ass&%#. 

I know survivors and victims of this horrible disaster......this is more than just a slap in the face or a stab to the heart......its absolute disgrace and dishonor.......especially when there are plans to rebuild on the same site that was taken from us on 9/11/01

SGT405 says ...

The solution in my humble opinion. NYC should pass a law that no religious organization can build on ground zero. Church,Synogogue, Mosque, Temple.  Make it an American Shrine. Not a religous one. Too many people of all faiths died that day.

I could not agree more, I have kept my response to this thread to myself but this post is spot on.

BSL1123 says ...

The reported Cost of the Mosque is 100 Million Dollars, but on the Zoning application they didn't list the Source of funding. Hmmmm. Wonder where that Hundred Mill is coming from?

Saudi Arabia. Which is where most of the money for mosques comes from...and how many of the bombers were Saudis? And do your agencies have access to DoJ/DHS figures on how many of the mosques in the USA are militant controled? Im not even going to quote it in this thread, but even I was shocked when I saw the figures.

This is just wrong.

Just to set the record straight, the site of the proposed Mosque is TWO BLOCKS away from Ground Zero and IS NOT ON THE GROUND ZERO SITE (Which would definitely be insanity on the part of all involved).  I ask only that we keep focused on the FACTS and not feed a frenzy of misinformation that enflames emotions and anger in people who read these articles and threads.  While the Mosque group has been granted approval to move ahead since the building has been deemed not to be a "Landmark" structure there has been a law suit filed by a group opposing the building of the Mosque at that location because they feel that the NYC Landmark Preservation Commission voting on the "Landmark" staus of the building moved too quickly with their decision and were potentially being politically pressured in making their decision.

I agree that placing a Mosque even two blocks from Ground Zero is a bad decision.  There is far too much emotion and grief attached to the attack site for such a Mosque to be located that close.  I forsee nothing but trouble surrounding this situation as raw emotions take the place of rational and logical thought processes.  The Landmark Preservation Commission and the Mosque congregation need to rethink their decisions and find a location in NYC that is not so volatile and insulting to the thousands who died at Ground Zero as well as to those tens of thousands who worked the site in the months following the attacks and those who actually live in that area of NYC.

Hey, it's two blocks from Ground Zero, right Retleo.  I saw that on the news last night.

Retleo says ...

Just to set the record straight, the site of the proposed Mosque is TWO BLOCKS away from Ground Zero and IS NOT ON THE GROUND ZERO SITE (Which would definitely be insanity on the part of all involved).  I ask only that we keep focused on the FACTS and not feed a frenzy of misinformation that enflames emotions and anger in people who read these articles and threads.  While the Mosque group has been granted approval to move ahead since the building has been deemed not to be a "Landmark" structure there has been a law suit filed by a group opposing the building of the Mosque at that location because they feel that the NYC Landmark Preservation Commission voting on the "Landmark" staus of the building moved too quickly with their decision and were potentially being politically pressured in making their decision.

I agree that placing a Mosque even two blocks from Ground Zero is a bad decision.  There is far too much emotion and grief attached to the attack site for such a Mosque to be located that close.  I forsee nothing but trouble surrounding this situation as raw emotions take the place of rational and logical thought processes.  The Landmark Preservation Commission and the Mosque congregation need to rethink their decisions and find a location in NYC that is not so volatile and insulting to the thousands who died at Ground Zero as well as to those tens of thousands who worked the site in the months following the attacks and those who actually live in that area of NYC.