The inevitable CAIR piss-and-moan fest can’t be far away.
Well, I’ll tell you what, the Koran is very interesting. A lot of people say it teaches love and there has to be a — there is — a very big group of people that, who really understand the Koran far better than I do; I’m certainly not an expert to put it mildly. But there’s something there that teaches some very negative vibe. I mean, things that are happening, when you look at people blowing up all over the streets of some of the countries over in the Middle East, I mean, just, you know, blowing up a super market with not even soldiers, not even ours, they’re just people, when 250 people die in a super market that are shopping, where people die in a store or in a street — there’s a lot of hatred there someplace. Now I don’t know if that’s from the Koran. I don’t know if that’s from, you know, someplace else, but this tremendous hatred out there that I’ve never seen anything like it. So, you know, you have two views: You have the view that the Koran is all about love and then you have the view that the Koran is, is, there’s a lot of hate in the Koran.