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From AP:
Borders and Waldenbooks stores will not stock the April-May issue of Free Inquiry magazine because it contains cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad that provoked deadly protests among Muslims in several countries.
"For us, the safety and security of our customers and employees is a top priority, and we believe that carrying this issue could challenge that priority," Borders Group Inc. spokeswoman Beth Bingham said Wednesday.
The significance of this is not just that Borders and Waldenbooks are refusing to defend U.S. free speech against Islamofascists -- it's also that they believe that U.S. Muslims are capable of violence in the name of Islam, in the U.S., to attack free speech and the Constitution that guarantees it.
Bingham didn't say she was afraid of demonstrations. She said she was afraid for the "the safety and security of our customers and employees."
Have any U.S. Islamic groups stood up to say, "Wait, we would never condone such violence?" Not according to any reports on this I've seen so far. This is yet additional evidence that U.S. mosques condone violent attacks on the U.S.
We need to monitor the mosques and find out what's being said inside them.
