Founding CAIR Board Member calls Malkin 'enemy of the people'

Michelle Malkin calls it a 'badge of honor' to be threatened by CAIR.

So now Malkin joins the ever expanding list of things that offend Muslims, along with dozens of other luminary pundits and celebrities. Malkin should be proud to be alongside Robert Spencer, Pope Benedict XVI. Pope John Paul II, Coptic Pope Shenouda III, Salmon Rushdie,  Michael Savage, Paul Harvey, Mozart, Walid Shoebat, Daniel Pipes, Ayaan Hirsi-Ali, Virgil Goode, Jack Straw, The US Congress, Paris Mayor Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Mirfield Robert Bennett, Afghan Journalist Sayed Perwiz Kambakhsh, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, Australian Prime Minister John Howard, Geert Wilders, Prince Harry, Ehsan Jami, Dr Wafa Sultan, etc...

Central Ohioans Against Terrorism has the skinny.

When the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) was founded, the HAMAS network leaders in the US turned to one of its own, Anisa Abd El Fattah/Caroline F. Keeble to serve as one of its founding board members. Her two mentors and former employers, HAMAS chief Mousa Abu Marzook and Abdurahman Alamoudi, have respectively been designated a terrorist and convicted of terrorist support. Thus, she is quite familiar with both the overt and more subtle methods of cultural terrorism.

Recently, Anisa Abd El Fattah, a Central Ohio resident, published an editorial inciting violence against her old enemy — “Judeo/Christian fascists”. This time around, however, she put a face with the name: conservative media pundit and blogger Michelle Malkin. Her article, “Michelle Malkin: Enemy of the People and the US Constitutiion [sic]”, was published in a number of places, including her National Association of Muslim American Women blog.

In the article (reprinted below), Fattah encourages her supporters to “fight back”, demanding that they fight “more forcefully”, against her enemy. She also recommends that federal racketeering statutes and criminal charges be used to silence the “Judeo/Christian fascists”.

Those who have been following my reporting on Anisa Abd El Fattah’s local activities might recall that late last year she was publicly defending neo-Nazis in a published interchange with law professor Eugene Volokh. She later came out defending the neo-Nazi website, STORMFRONT. And in December, she spoke to a student group acknowledged by the FBI to be a front group for the Iranian mullahocracy.

Thus, it isn’t hard to catch the irony of her jihad against Malkin.

COAT has plenty of background on El-Fattah and a reprint of the article.