In his May 23 Accuracy in Media column promoting a claim that “the Obama Administration is rapidly revising federal counter-terrorism training materials in order to eliminate references to Jihad and Islam,” Cliff Kincaid complains about “an inflammatory headline about ‘Islamophobia’ supposedly characterizing the federal government’s response to global Islamic terrorism.” He continues:
[Ryan] Mauro told Accuracy in Media that another factor behind the ongoing review, in addition to the inflammatory reporting of Wired blogger Ackerman, is the influence of the George Soros-funded Center for American Progress (CAP), which issued a “Fear, Inc.” report attacking critics of radical Islam as bigots involved in “Islamophobia.”
Kincaid is referencing Ackerman’s report on FBI instructional materials about Muslims, some of which characterized them as prone to violence or terrorism. Kincaid never actually counters what Ackerman wrote, just dismissed it as “inflammatory.”
That’s right — the writer who condones the killing of gays and who apparently thinks Frank Marshall Davis is Barack Obama’s father is complaining that some other writer’s work is “inflammatory.”