A Muslim University Of Arizona Instructor: American Troops Worse Than Islamic State Jihadists
A University of Arizona instructor is facing criticism for claiming that the U.S. military is “a greater threat” than the Islamic State (IS) and for portraying American soldiers as anti-Muslim rapists who commit crimes on par with—or even worse than—IS itself.
University of Arizona instructor Musa al-Gharbi—who also serves as an academic affiliate at the university’s Southwest Initiative for the Study of Middle East Conflicts (SISMEC)—drew the controversial comparison between IS (also known as ISIL or ISIS) and U.S. soldiers in a recent column arguing that America’s moral outrage at IS’s crimes is hypocritical.
Al-Gharbi’s comments, published in the online publication TruthOut and several other places, attracted outrage from experts who said that taxpayer funds should not be supplementing a university that encourages such dialogue about current events.
“It would not be a stretch to say that the United States is actually a greater threat to peace and stability in the region than ISIS—not least because U.S. policies in Iraq, Libya, and Syria have largely paved the way for ISIS’s emergence as a major regional actor,” al-Gharbi wrote in an October column entitled, “How Much Moral High Ground Does the U.S. Have Over ISIS?”
Wild Thing’s comment………….
Hey you Muslim freak, go back to your terrorist loving country you came from. I hate that our awesome troops fight and serve to protect a vile person like this.
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Yesterday I saw woman at the Dallas VA hospital dressed in muslim garb. Head scarf and pajamas. She is a nurse or tech on the spinal cord injury ward. Ticked me off. If she feels the need to wear muslim garb than that shows me she prefers islamic culture over American culture. May allah piss on her. If I have to be in the hospital and she is assigned to me I will refuse to be aided by her. I exercise the rights I fought for and that means I can hate her damn religion openly.