Daily Fail: UK's Daily Mail retails Islamic supremacist lies about AFDI's jihad truth campaign

Whatever else it may be, the Daily Mail is certainly the most absurd paper in Britain. It generally has the best coverage in Britain of jihad activity and Islamic supremacism, and is a refreshing antidote to the dreary dhimmitude and pro-Sharia cheerleading of the BBC and the Guardian. But it cheapens its coverage with sensationalism and cheesecake, and even worse, it manifests an inexplicable hostility to the very people who are leading the resistance to the jihad that it so comprehensively documents -- a hostility that would be much more expected coming from dhimmis, collaborators and Useful Idiots, who otherwise seem to have no place at the Daily Mail. And here they go again: "'Killing Jews is worship that brings us closer to Allah': Outrage over 'racist' ad campaign launched in San Francisco," by Beth Stebner for the Daily Mail, March 12:

Several anti-Islamic ads featuring the photographs and quotes of Osama bin Laden, the Times Square Bomber, and the alleged Fort Hood shooter have caused outrage in San Francisco after their release today. The ads, which will run for the next month, are featured on 10 buses in the Bay Area and have caused a stir in the community, sparking a fierce debate between free speech and hate speech.

The mainstream media, Leftists and Islamic supremacists really have to tie themselves into knots to explain why this campaign is "hate speech." After all, they profess to oppose the violent jihadis depicted in our ads. So what's the problem? If they really opposed them, they would be standing with us. The fact that they are not doing so is extremely revealing.

The ads were paid for by the American Freedom Defense Initiative. One of the spots contains a quote attributed to Hamas, the militant Islamic group, and reads: ‘Killing Jews is worship that brings us closer to Allah.’

"Attributed to"? Can't the Daily Mail do research? This statement ran on Hamas' official al-Aqsa TV station. Here is the video:


http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/03/whatever-else-it-may-be.html