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peter female is the florida republican national committee minute elect and
author of the next nightmare how political correctness will destroy
america
uh... peter great to talk to you about it i have uh... a bread a majority of
the book
my sense is in you correct me if i'm wrong that your concern is the next
nightmare so to speak is uh... the the negative affect that political
correctness leading to not pointing out the threat from what you call uh...
islamic fundamentalism to the u_s_ will bring to this country read political
correctness connected to muslim fundamentalism expand on that a little
the activity i think that's basically correct
i think the best example we can point to was what happened at fort hood
uh... in my opinion david in the p too many others
uh... that was a preventable tragedy
of the signs were there that we had an islamic extremist within our own ranks
in because of the political correctness within the military
uh... the warning signs were ignored and there's a lot of families had a grieving
right now out in texas as a result of it
yet you know that died was
that was a horrible incident i have absolutely the thing is i did a lot of
research on that incident in the last couple of days preparing for this
interview
and it seems time and time again that that individual had no connection to any
kind of organized so-called islamist groups of any kind
lucky man to have a connection to it but he was still a radical islamists
that took the verses of the core and literally and people
knew that
and yet they nordic and that's so
we don't have to worry about whether somebody is connected directly to
al-qaeda or a moscow or the muslim brotherhood but
are there at a lot
whether they're connected or a lone wolf
and that their radicalized then we need to recognize it take steps to stop it
so that we don't end up with more dead americans yet it's amazing how does this
trend in the american media and in your book but the next nightmare you talk
about what you consider problems of media reporting on terrorism
i have a lot of problems of media reporting on terrorism but they're
different than yours my problem is
that's anytime that there is a uh... uh an incident like this
if the individual is connected to a right winger conservative group
immediately the mainstream media jump in considering him a lone wolf
completely disconnected from the political context in which the acting
yet when it is a moslem there is this is assumption
terrorist groups are they connected to an only after the fact that we often
find out they're not connected to any group
do you agree with me on that why is it that media is so quick to consider the
right wing terrorist lonewolf
uh... adventure i agree that the initial reaction
for all terrorists is that it's a lone wolf
uh... they don't wanna they're afraid to see a conspiracy behind every active
terror
i i can't make that generalization i mean let's look at the underwear bomber
who just got
properly sentenced to life in prison
he definitely was connected
to al qaeda training camps and that sort of thing
uh... richa originally held a teddy was alone won't
same with issue bomber i think that they wouldn't even identify him by his
uh... muslim name but i think he was called read richard read something like
that
bright-eyed they call everybody along will why don't i don't think it's
limited to
right ring terrace although i'm not familiar with too many
record terrorist event kill people
lately within the last ten years are you well i'm glad to build peter i'm glad
you bring that up because here's the thing
according to the f_b_i_ database from nineteen eighty to two thousand five
uh... terrorist attacks on u_s_ soil only six percent workgroups associated
with with the radical islam or or islamic fundamentalism
six out of one hundred percent it's incredible
given that peter king congressman from new york is having hearings exclusively
about american muslims a community known to be both increasingly secular and very
moderate politically
and only six percent over twenty five years where moslems it's amazing to me
how overblown it is
i'm not sure david i would accept that premise of though because the terrorist
act it comes to mind where people were actually killed
uh... i think of them
world trade center bombing the first time
uh... where they tried in didn't succeed i think that the u_s_s_ cole
uh... where it is attack on american soil because the ship is considered
american soil
uh... the attack on the embassies in africa
uh... in in nairobi and and nigeria debts american soil
so i question the f_b_i_ statistics because certainly
all of the meaningful and and
really dangers terrorist attacks
happened uh... pretty much
david exclusively muslim extremists now before that that's a semantic game where
you're just cherry picking up a very specific definition to fit but what
you're looking for i mean if we uh... we have to look at week we can't do that i
could also just cherry pick i could create a situation
well all terrorist attack that happened on all of them for days of the month
only in country starting with the letters eight throughout they they were
all christians and you would say to me well hold on a second that's a very
cherry pick
definition meant to suit my narrative if we look at the f_b_i_ database over
twenty five years
six percent are muslims ninety four percent are not
that speaks volumes to me that you're saying you just disagree with the f_b_i_
well i'd like to hear what they are examples of terrorism are since nineteen
ninety five
uh... firmware rightwing extremists
actually killed maimed or hurt somebody or seriously damaged
property
if there is there
i certainly do on the right about those two because the bottom line is american
security yet the list is the list is expensive the list is very expensive
let let me shift to another topic here which i think there are also talk about
in the book which is that of sharia law and sharia law something we've heard
about more and more
we talked of his pastor terry jones also from florida
who wanted to burn coronas because of what he considered the infiltration of
sharia law in the united states and we hear from different politicians
including rick santorum widely considered the most conservative
republican candidate this point this fear of sharia law
taking over the net it states and when i did some research into this and we talk
about this all the time on the show
many people talk about their fear of sure real law
and at a and all that that brings with it but when i look at some of the
proposals from supposedly mainstream republicans i mean we see
rakes and forum proposing jail time
for abortion doctors performing legal abortions
because his religion says that that's wrong
that sounds like christian sharia lot to me when we talk about forcing sonograms
for abortions in spite of what doctors would recommend
because of religion
that's christian sharia law i'm in kentucky
is considering funding
i know is article replica would state money that's that's our religious thing
that simi sounds like a christian version of sharia law tell me where i'm
wrong
well i haven't heard anybody actually getting killed
uh... in the north america because of christian doctrine
by the undergraduate spirited doctor george tiller performed legal abortions
uh... you know what happened to him
maritza are expected to canada
and and i do it over
uh... was just sends
uh...
uh... in canada uh... couple weeks ago
uh... and stacks i realized threats
uh...
women
uh... children
than anybody else who become to western
even here in north america
uh... i don't see the parallel is appropriately drawn
made about doctor george tiller performing legal abortions he was killed
in that was because of christian opposition to to what he was doing
do you remember him in kansas the abortion doctor
ag i do
i do so isn't that an example of what you're saying doesn't exist
uh... no because what
happened a doctor tiller was interrogation
of christian scripture
well what happened with the honor killings is in accordance
with the current expert sure
so that's where i would rather different semantic games semantic games peter
that's that's my no that's not honest
nyas honest because the karan will command
achille
christian scripture doesn't command achille anywhere that i'm aware
absolutely crystal help either you're being this this is what many of of the
people who write books like you write say which is you know that there is
plenty of violence mandated
in christian scripture everything from stoning your daughter if she can't prove
she's a *** on her on her wedding day
if men simply cut their hair short
that is considered an abomination i mean you you know that your cherry picking
when you say there's no violence in the bible
uh... i don't think so and here's why up expansion the old testament opic
judy is and has reformed sex that they don't do that anymore
one of the things i called for in my book is for other muslims the clock to
the reformation
uh... art shia islam by so that they can get caught up
underrepresented he welcomed judy is that
and it balances because there's no doubt
shirt back in the middle ages uh... and before the reformation degrade
reformation in europe
they were terrible things done in the name of the kapiti rich nickname of
christianity sure but the preparation took place when i called for in my book
is a muslim reformation uh... so that they can get caught up just like judy is
in christianity could
all right peter theme in the book is the next nightmare i wish we had more time
we'll have to agree to disagree i think we can agree on a couple of basic fact
but you've written this book the book exists and and there is violence in the
world from a number of places maybe that's as far as our agreements are
going to go
but it's a great conversation i appreciate having you on i think we
would agree that we want to stop the violence we do we certainly agree on
that peter freeman thank you very much
parody welcomed it