President Donald Trump posted a tweet recently in response
to the London Bridge terrorist attack. He said, “We need to be smart, vigilant
and tough. We need the courts to give us back our rights. We need the Travel
Ban as an extra level of safety!”
To say this logical, measured
statement didn’t sit well with CNN host Reza Aslan would be an understatement.
In response, Aslan posted a tweet of his own: “This piece of $#@! is not just
an embarrassment to America and a stain on the presidency. He’s an embarrassment
to humankind.”
The CNN “journalist” has since
removed the tweet and posted an “apology” for his obscene outburst: “I should not have used a
profanity to describe the President when responding to his shocking reaction to
the #LondonAttacks. My statement: When in the first few minutes of the terror
attack in London, the President of the United States tweeted about his travel
ban, I lost my cool and responded to him in a derogatory fashion. That’s not
like me. I should have used better language to express my shock and frustration
at the president’s lack of decorum and sympathy for the victims of London. I
apologize for my choice of words.”
What the hell was
“shocking” about the president’s reaction to the terrorists killing and maiming
dozens of innocent civilians in London? Was it the part where he said, “we need
to be smart?” That could be a bit of
a stunner after the last 8 years, I guess.
Or perhaps it was the
president suggesting we need to be “vigilant and tough” that left Aslan
gob-smacked? And, how did Trump exhibit “lack of decorum and sympathy for the
victims of London?” He made the statement in defense of the victims and in an
attempt to see that innocents everywhere are protected from random slaughter in
the future. Lack of decorum would be calling the president a “Piece of sh*t,”…you
piece of sh*t.
Reza Aslan is also
infamous for sitting down with an Aghori “guru” from a tiny, extremist, cannibalistic
Hindu sect on an episode of his CNN show “Believer,” in which he had his face
coated in ashes from cremated human bodies while he dined on (cooked) human brain tissue. Oh, and he drank an
(alcoholic) drink out of a human skull before “dinner.”
Well, when in Rome, right?
Gotta be tolerant and inclusive! That’s all that really matters. Love that multiculturalism!
The Aghori are devotees of
the Hindu god Shiva. Orthodox Hindus flatly reject most of their beliefs and
practices. Indian-Americans have understandably criticized CNN for highlighting
the acts of a cult numbering less than
100 members, averring that it does not represent mainstream Hinduism. Don’t
worry, mainstream Hindus, CNN itself is
a cult, albeit one comprised of many more members than the Aghori can tout, and
isn’t representative of mainstream anything.
At one point, the guru got
angry at Aslan, shouting, “I will cut your head off if you keep talking so much.”
I know how he feels. The guru also commenced eating his own feces before
flinging it at Aslan.
Much like CNN does to its
viewers.
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