What Freedom Of Religion Means To Muslims

By Saudi law, infidels (that is to say, Christians and Jews) are forbidden to practice their religions in public – or even to pray in private with the aid of a bible (third item, “The Daily Blade,” November 17, 2006). The only religious right accorded to infidels in Saudi Arabia is the right to convert to Islam.

Meanwhile, Muslims in the U.S. falsely claim religious discrimination when they are expected to use private areas for prayer and contemplation that airports have set aside for this purpose – just like everyone else – or when they are expected to remove the pieces of cloth obscuring their faces when taking photos for drivers’ licenses or when testifying in court.

AH yes – our ALLIES (!?) the Saudis…with friends like these, why have enemies?