Fox News is a radical Muslim terrorist organization.

[Xunzian]

From Fox & Friends:

Kilmeade: “What could you tell me about this Imam - we had Walid Shoebat who joined us earlier reading his text from Arabic, translated it - he sounds very inflammatory. The words in English, not a problem - the translation seems to be a problem.”

Senor: "Which is extremely common with a number of these leaders from the Muslim world who are supported by organizations like the Kingdom Foundation which has been a funder of Imam Rauf in the past. The Kingdom Foundation, so you know, is this Saudi organization headed up by the guy who tried to give Rudy Giuliani 10 million dollars after 9/11 that was sent back. He funds radical madrassas all over the world."

Kilmeade: “And he funds this Imam.”

Senor: “Right. And this is very common - when they’re in the West, they say very positive and sort of constructive things. When they’re abroad, the tone is much different.”

Lest you think the connection being made here is a one-off, it has been asserted by Fox News numerous times.

Who is behind the Kingdom Foundation, an organization that funds radical madrassas all over the world? Why, it’s Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal!

The conspiracy goes deeper:

Indeed, as none other than Rupert Murdoch’s New York Post reported last May, the Kingdom Foundation, al-Waleed’s personal charity, has donated a total of $305,000 to Muslim Leaders of Tomorrow, a leadership and networking project sponsored jointly by two of Rauf’s organizations, the American Society for Muslim Advancement and the Cordoba Initiative. Al-Waleed owns a 7 percent, $2.3 billion stake in News Corporation. Likewise, News Corporation owns a 9 percent, $70 million stake — purchased in February — in Rotana, Al-Waleed’s Saudi media conglomerate. Put another way: Rupert Murdoch and Fox News are in business, to the tune of billions of dollars, with one of the “Terror Mosque Imam’s” principal patrons.

Hmmm.

Actually, that makes a lot of sense.

[tentative]

I see nothing too surprising. There is too much money to be made pedaling fear and hate these days. All the hate mongers are cashing in. From Palin’s “death panels” to… hell, you name it. It used to be we only noticed the sexy blond draped over the hood of a car. Now the money is in showing a “terrorist” behind every bush or worse yet, those dreaded socialists!

[Wobbly]

You guys both missed the funny. Fox is the entity claiming that people are radical by virtue of them being funded by or connected to the Kingdom Foundation. The man who runs the Kingdom Foundation, Alwaleed bin Talal, is business partners with Murdoch and part owner of Fox.

Fox has defined itself as radical islam.

Now the question is, do Fox viewers take Fox’s word for it like they always do and consider Fox radical Islam, or do they see the reporting as trash thus causing Fox to lose it’s credibility to the only people who find it credible. Honesty and integrity demands one or the other, yet still I somehow doubt Fox viewers will do anything but continue to watch Fox.

[Xunzian]

I’m glad someone gets it.

[tentative]

I didn’t miss anything. The glaring inconsistencies mean absolutely nothing to these people. It’s about MONEY, not idealism not ethics, not anything but raking in as much cash as possible. Do you really think the viewers of fuks news cares as long as there is someone to hate?

[jonquil]

@Xunzian

I’m glad someone gets it.

Faux News watchers of the species homo paliniensis won’t get it though.