Hegelian Dialectic

In Relation To the N.Y. Mosque Building.

Who’s Behind The Social Conflict of Ideas and Ideology?

“When you squeeze the tail of two cats, they turn and attack one another, but they never attack the one who’s actually causing the harm.”

What do the following 5 stories have in common in relation to the N.Y. City Mosque project?

First of all, it would seem that the majority of Muslims really don’t want a mosque according to the first story.

Secondly,why would the State Dept. be promoting and funding through taxpayer Dollars this Imam’s trip to the Middle East?

Third, Let’s take a closer look at what the Carnegie Council has to do in this matter and at the history behind the Carnegie association with the Illuminati.

Fourth, why did the White House come out in support of this project?

Through the Hegelian Dialect method of creating a problem and then having a predetermined solution, it would seem the Illumined minds are the biggest promoters of the mosque, but for what ends??

Story #1—Arab TV chief: 9/11 mosque would be ‘monument’ to terror.

Says world’s Muslims don’t want to give hijackers ‘source of pride’

The director of a Dubai-based, Arab television network writes that most of the world’s Muslims couldn’t care less about building a mosque near Ground Zero and that plans to do so would only create a “monument” to terrorists.

Abd Al-Rahman Al-Rashed, director-general of Al-Arabiya TV, wrote a column in the Aug. 16, 2010, London daily Al-Sharq Al-Awsat arguing that President Obama was wasting his time championing construction of the proposed mosque, which Al-Rashed says the majority of world’s Muslims don’t want anyway.

“I can’t imagine that Muslims [actually] want a mosque at this particular location, because it will become an arena for the promoters of hatred, and a monument to those who committed the crime,” writes Al-Rashed in the column, which was translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute. “Moreover, there are no practicing Muslims in the area who need a place to worship, because it is a commercial district. Is there anyone who is [really] eager [to build] this mosque?”

He adds, “I do not think that the majority of Muslims want to build a monument or a place of worship that tomorrow may become a source of pride for the terrorists and their Muslim followers, nor do they want a mosque that will become a shrine for the haters of Islam.”

www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=192585

Story #2—Is ground zero mosque imam best choice for diplomatic mission to Mideast?

The State Department plans to send Feisal Abdul Rauf, the imam behind the controversial ground zero mosque, to the Middle East as part of a public diplomacy mission to explain how Islam is perceived in America. Critics are complaining the imam is too ‘radical’ to represent the US.

www.csmonitor.com/USA/Foreign-Policy/2010/0811/Is-ground-zero-mosque-imam-best-choice-for-diplomatic-mission-to-Mideast

Story #3—The Carnegie Council is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, educational institution dedicated to increasing understanding of the relationship between ethics and international affairs. Watch, read, and listen to resources on three broad themes: ethics, war, and peace; global social justice; and religion in politics. 

www.cceia.org/index.html

Story#4—The Mosque at Ground Zero: Who Is Behind It?

Now, let us have some glimpse over the funders and backers of this mosque project. According to information, a scholar and charity head appointed to President Obama’s White House Fellowships Commission is closely tied to the Muslim leaders behind this proposed controversial Islamic cultural center to be built near the site of the Sept. 11 attacks. The White House fellow, Vartan Gregorian, is president of Carnegie Corp. of New York.

Gregorian also serves on the board of the Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum. The museum is reportedly working with the American Society for Muslim Advancement, whose leaders are behind the mosque, to ensure the future museum will represent the voices of American Muslims.

www.hudson-ny.org/1447/ground-zero-mosque-who-is-behind-it

Story#5—“The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace was established in 1910, to promote international peace and bring about the abolition of war; and the Carnegie Corporation of New York in 1911 (with a grant of $125,000,000), was set up ‘to promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding among the people of the United States by aiding technical schools, institutions of higher learning, libraries, scientific research, hero funds, useful publications, and by such other agencies and means as shall time to time be found appropriate therefore.’  asis.com/users/stag/starchiv/transcriptions/Illuminati%  20Series/IS_5.html