I am sorry that my religion, far from being a “religion of peace” is in fact a barbaric cult that has changed not one bit from its savage, warrior origins in the 7th Century. I am sorry that Islam is as extreme and as intolerant as when our most bles…

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Emilio Karim Dabul, an American of Arab descent, apologizes for 9/11:

WELL, here it is, five years late, but here just the same: an apology from an Arab-American for 9/11.

… this is what needs to be voiced, by moderate Muslims all over the world who desire to take back their religion from the radicals that have laid claim to it, and who are rapidly replacing the Islam moderates knew – with an ideology that only the ver…

On 9/11’s fifth anniversary, it is good to see Muslim Americans rallying to the side of America, and demanding that America submit to Islam. The director of the Islamic Society of Nevada speaks out, fervently.
What you are doing in Iraq, Afgha…

“For as long as I live, the image of those towers falling, as I watched in horror and disbelief from the corner of 40th and Fifth, will be for me my Pearl Harbor, for in that instant I recognized that not only was our city under attack – so was o ……

Michelle Malkin links a NY Post article by Emilio Karim Dabul: The only time I raised my voice in protest against these men who killed thousands of innocents in the name of Allah was behind closed doors, among the safety

Today Michelle posts a letter from an Arab-American apologizing for 9/11. Sad to see that regular folks have to lead the way that should have been trailblazed by the leaders of the main religion followed in the Middle East but that is the status. As of…

Emilio Karim Dabul admits he was cowed into silence. Now he’ll say what Bush can’t bring himself to say; Islam is to blame for 9/11 and it is Islam that needs to change.
September 12, 2006 — WELL, here it is, five years late, but here…

Michelle Malkin has pointed me to another interesting opinion piece, this one in today’s New York Post. Emilio Karim Dabul has had enough, and he declares very clearly and very loudly that he is sorry that he lacked the courage to publicly speak these …

This apology might be big to some, but it’s really not that big in my opinion. The guy who wrote this is your average Joe.

When are the Islamic Leaders going to write something like this?