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MSA Extremism


Controversy simmers at Towson University in Maryland after the school's
Muslim Students Association chapter hosted radical Imam Abdul Alim Musa for
a lecture called "The Long Wars." It was supposed to focus on U.S. wars on
drugs and terrorism.

But many, including Muslim students, walked away offended by Musa's views on
9/11, on President-Elect Barack Obama and Martin Luther King.

As freshman Molly Groo wrote
<http://media.www.thetowerlight.com/media/storage/paper957/news/2008/11/24/O
pinion/Lecture.Demonstrated.Hate-3559238.shtml>  in the independent student
paper, the Tower Light, Musa strayed far from the advertised issues:

"Instead, with virtually no evidence to back up his points, Imam Musa
claimed that the United States and the Israelis were responsible for the
attacks on 9/11; that President-elect Barack Obama is an "idiot" because "no
black man should believe in America"; that Martin Luther King Jr. was a
coward who should have rebelled against the system more actively and
violently; that al-Qaeda doesn't exist; and that by 2050, the Imam aims to
change the United States into an Islamic state run by Sharia law."

Her disappointment in the lecture and in MSA's judgment was shared by
"Miraaj," a self-described African-American Muslim who commented on Groo's
article. Musa's insulting invective "was enough to turn my stomach," Miraaj
wrote. "Imam Musa spoke as a black nationalist stuck in the 60's. In the end
I thought that he was a disgrace to black people and Muslims."

This drew a series of responses from the MSA chapter president. The unnamed
president said he wasn't defending Musa's 9/11 conspiracy theory, but he
didn't take issue with it, either:

"Basically the Imam said "you have to find out who had a motive, who had the
ability to do it, who would gain from this, and who has a history of doing
this". He cited events like the Battle of Tonkin and the USS Maine
(incidents that allowed for the Vietnam and Spanish-American Wars). He
stated that these incidents are, as well as 9-11, fabricated to fulfill the
same interests of those in power."

.

"As a Muslim, and an Arab, I know that a vast majority of people in the
Islamic East do not accept the theory of 9-11 by "Al-Qaeda", or not
independently at the least."

Last month, we noted <http://www.investigativeproject.org/article/797>  an
MSA chapter bulletin at Mesa College in San Diego, in which the chapter
treasurer urged his brethren to abstain from voting in the presidential
election:

"Whether you vote for the white kafir or the half-black kafir, they will
kill our brothers and sisters. They will subjugate our brothers and
sisters."

The Towson chapter president described himself as "the chief architect of
the event, and a student of social science," seemed familiar with Musa's
life story, and therefore, with his positions. Musa is "not racist or
illogical," he wrote

The student Miraaj disagreed, casting Musa as "a wanna-be Malcolm X" who
should have been vetted in advance of the lecture. As you can see, Musa
advocates the most extreme views of politics and terror, including his
praise of suicide bombers in 2000
<http://www.investigativeproject.org/article/503> , 2002
<http://www.investigativeproject.org/article/221>  and 2003
<http://www.investigativeproject.org/article/252> . Congratulations to the
Towson students who are calling out him and his MSA
<http://www.investigativeproject.org/documents/misc/84.pdf>  hosts.



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