Today, on the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks (and
her conversion from liberalism to conservatism),
rabidly Islamophobic radio host and CNN "contributor" Dana Loesch uses the
attacks on US embassies in Libya and Egypt to blame it on Obama, Democrats, and
Muslims. She even had the gall to attack the POTUS for "snubbing Israel's leader Netanyahu."
She wrote four articles on breitbart.com's blogs to attack Obama and Muslims for it and falsely accusing Obama of "apologizing to terrorists":
After an angry mob stormed the U.S. embassy in Cairo and tore down the American flag, the embassy apologized for provoking the mob and condemned the free speech back across the Atlantic which hurt the mob's feelings.
The AP says the protesters were largely ultra-conservative Islamists.
Iran's FARS news agency says the film is the work of a group of "extremist" members of the Egyptian Coptic Church in the United States.
Al Ahram online says the film is reportedly being produced by U.S.-based Coptic-Christian Egyptians, including Esmat Zaklama and Morees Sadek, with the support of the Terry Jones Church in the United States.
Jones is the evangelical pastor who stirred controversy last year by threatening to burn a Quran in public.
CNN says the film in question is a Dutch production.
Of course, this is from an administration who endorsed Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's new leading political party who not only fosters an abuse of women, oppression of Coptic Christians, murder of gays for existing, and crucifixion of political opponents and will be welcoming their leader, President Morsi, to Washington D.C. this month.
The President spent the somber 11th anniversary of 9/11 with his admin apologizing to Islamists when they disrespectfully desecrated our flag on 9/11, and snubbing Binyamin Netanyahu.
Those four articles posted are proof that Loesch will do anything to marginalize Muslims and Obama at all costs.
Loesch did more demonizing of Obama and Muslims on Twitter.
Of course, Mitt Romney, GOP's nominee for President, used this attack as an
excuse to attack Obama.
CNN:
(CNN) - Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Tuesday issued a paper statement sharply critical of President Barack Obama over his handling of violence in the Middle East earlier in the day.
“I'm outraged by the attacks on American diplomatic missions in Libya and Egypt and by the death of an American consulate worker in Benghazi," Romney said in the statement. "It's disgraceful that the Obama Administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions, but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks.”
The US Embassy of Cairo, OTOH, has condemned the attacks on the US Embassy of Egypt:
And the US Department of State condemned the attacks on both Libya and Egypt:
