Dhimwit of the Month Honors
(or our chosen Infidel from Hell)

Dhim·wit (dïm-wît) - A non-Muslim member of a free society who unwittingly abets the stated cause of Islamic domination.  A dhimwit is always quick to extend sympathy to the very enemy that would take away his or her own freedom (or life) if given the opportunity.

Infidel from Hell (just like it sounds) - The defiant dhimmi... dangerous dhimmi... heroic heathen... principled pagan... the pain in the Ummah ass.  Someone who may or may not be an infidel in the technical sense, but threatens the imperialist goals of Islam by fearlessly speaking truth to power in an age of political correctness.
 

February 2010 Dhimwit:
David A. Graham of Newsweek Magazine

The only pic we could find?  (Must be a conspiracy).

You gots to know your conspiracy theories these days, says Newsweek Magazine's David A. Graham.  As such, he pulls together a list of his top 13 in a February 12th article entitled Guide to Conspiracy Theories. 

Graham doesn't offer much in the way of a rebuttal to each "theory", however.  Certainly we aren't expecting too many 9-11 "truthers" to be impressed by the simple assertion that "not even the staunchest mainstream George W. Bush bashers believe this one" - which is the only refutation Graham offers.

Still, all is pretty much well and good until one stumbles across numero nueve:

"#9.  The Council on American-Islamic Relations is trying to infiltrate Capitol Hill and spread jihad.

Author Dave Gaubatz alleges that the mainstream group is both connected to Islamist terrorists and international jihad and is working to infiltrate the American government by placing interns on Capitol Hill. "

This is indeed what Dave Gaubatz advocates about CAIR.  However, the problem with writing this off as a "loony theory" is that it is accompanied by a 450-page book, supported by over 12,000 pages of documents, including those gleaned from CAIR itself via a successful undercover operation.

Graham's only rebuttal?

CAIR has tried to place interns on Capitol Hill, but as it points out, that's standard practice for advocacy groups of all types and allegiances. There's no proof of sinister motives or an effort to encourage international jihad.

Isn't that reassuring.

Unfortunately, it's a bit hard to simply take CAIR's word for it when... just five days after his article was published, former CAIR Board Member Nabil Sadoun was formally DEPORTED over involvement with Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood!

In fact, Sadoun is just one of several high-ranking CAIR leaders to have found themselves in handcuffs over financial support for Islamic terror.  And neither is he the organization's only tie with Hamas (one of the bloodiest Islamist groups this side of al-Qaeda).  Not by a long shot.  CAIR was actually an offshoot of the Islamic Association of Palestine, which functioned as Hamas's propaganda wing.

Graham says he can't find any proof of sinister motives or efforts to spread international Jihad?  His "research" must have consisted of nothing more than that phone call to CAIR, because plenty of facts say otherwise.   

As for CAIR's Capitol Hill activities, Graham does admit that the organization is placing sympathizers in key positions, but says simply that everyone does it.  But the problem here is that the group in question is an Islamist organization, the founder of which once said that he wanted to see the Qur'an supplant the Constitution as "the highest authority in America" and "Islam the only accepted religion on earth."

Here again, the Newsweek article was plagued by bad timing.  Just two weeks after its posting, the UK's Labour Party admitted that it had been infiltrated by their own version of CAIR - a political group that "wants to create Islamic social and political order" in Britain (the country that is only a few decades ahead of America in suffering the consequences of Islamic appeasement).

We suspect that if Graham had read more than just the back cover of Gaubatz's book, then he might have skipped over this one.  Either way, his editors have no excuse.  Here's hoping they exercise better judgment the next time someone suggests lining up behind an unindicted co-conspirator.

January 2010 (First Honorary) Infidel from Hell:
Retired Lt. Colonel Allen West

"Got your political correctness right here, buddy."

What is an Infidel from Hell?  Well, it's the best name we could come up with at the time for an 'Anti-Dhimwit'.  If a Dhimwit is defined as a non-Muslim abettor of their own demise, then an Infidel from Hell would be the heroic heretic who refuses to go down without a fight.

Why should idiots like Michael Moore and Rosie O'Donnell grab all the attention when there are real men (and women) out there courageously telling the truth about Islam and its debilitating effects on the civilized world? 

An informed infidel is an Islamist's worst nightmare, since dhimmitude is never something that its victims would have chosen.  The Infidel from Hell is not only familiar with the true history of Islam and the Qur'an, but isn't afraid of warning others about it.  Think Muslim immigration won't come back to bite you?  Think Islam is just a benign Western religion in the Judeo-Christian tradition?  Better read the fine print first, urges the informed Infidel.

This month, we are honoring retired Lt. Colonel Allen West of the U.S. Army.  Unfortunately, the key word there is retired, which may be why he can speak candidly about the "Religion of Peace" without having to worry about being court martialed.  Still, after the disgusting bowing and scraping on the part of Army officials in the wake of the Fort Hood massacre, it is refreshing to imagine that not everyone in the elite ranks is entirely clueless.

We'll leave it to FrontPage Magazine to provide details:  Lt. Col. Allen West Hits Jihad Fastball Into Bleachers, Clears Bases

Congratulations, Colonel... you're our first honorary Infidel from Hell.  Let's that hope plenty more follow. 

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