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March 30, 2007 7:07 PM

Michell Malkin, even crazier then usual. Deciding the "crypto" in cryptofacism was just too pre-9/11, Malkin has started a movement of "John Does" to fight the imposition of Islamic Law in the United States and generally hate Muslims. It's a little confusing, so the video might help. Via wonkette.
posted by delmoi (10 comments total)

Man if she could just be turned away from the dark side. She's not an untalented, unintelligent person. But so, so confused and victimized by her own hatred.
posted by facetious at 7:11 PM on March 30, 2007

Does fighting the imposition of Islamic Law include fighting the imposition of Christian Law where the two intersect? So I can, like, buy alcohol on Sunday now?
posted by DU at 7:12 PM on March 30, 2007

I CANT LOOK AT HER PICTURE HER EYES SCARE THE HELL OUT OF ME

THE LEFT ONE IS TRYING TO ESCAPE
posted by quarter waters and a bag of chips at 7:18 PM on March 30, 2007

Kubrick is spitting in his grave.
posted by Blazecock Pileon at 7:25 PM on March 30, 2007

She don't exactly look 'merican to me. What do you think skeeter?
posted by 2sheets at 7:26 PM on March 30, 2007

She's in the same category as Ann Coulter to me. Beneath contempt and not worth thinking about.
posted by empath at 7:26 PM on March 30, 2007

She reminded me of the weirdest footnote of 9/11, that James Woods spotted terrorists on a test run. Thank you!
posted by geoff. at 7:26 PM on March 30, 2007

I can't tell you how many times Islamofascists have gotten in my face and tried to impose Sharia law on me. Or worse, tried to pass laws in my state and federal legislature to do so.

Oh, wait, yes I can. Zero.
posted by Flunkie at 7:27 PM on March 30, 2007

Michelle Malkin is a patriot who wants us to win.

Y'all do want us to win, don't you?
posted by homunculus at 7:28 PM on March 30, 2007

It's not confusing at all. The "Flying Imams" have filed a defamation suit against a number of "John Does" who reported their suspicious behavior to the airline authorities, which eventually led the Imams to get kicked off of a flight out of the Minneapolis airport.

Malkin's screed is a response to that.

So is current law-writing activity in the House of Representatives, which is in the process of changing the law so that airline passengers who report suspicious activity will not be liable for defamation suits of this kind.

And so is the response of a Muslim-American group in Arizona, which has offered to pick up all legal expenses of the John Does who end up being the target of this suit.
posted by Steven C. Den Beste at 7:29 PM on March 30, 2007