Mark Williams calls Allah a "monkey god," is he still welcome on CNN's air?
May 18, 2010 7:52 pm ET by Oliver Willis
On his blog, talk radio host and CNN guest Mark Williams reacted to plans to to build a mosque near ground zero in New York City:
The animals of allah for whom any day is a great day for a massacre are drooling over the positive response that they are getting from New York City officials over a proposal to build a 13 story monument to the 9/11 Muslims who hijacked those 4 airliners.
The monument would consist of a Mosque for the worship of the terrorists' monkey-god and a "cultural center" to propagandize for the extermination of all things not approved by their cult.
(via TPM)
This isn't the first round of offensive commentary from Williams, who is also "chairman" of the Tea Party Express:
- Williams: After 9-11, Obama came "out of the closet as the domestic insurgent that he is"
- Williams: Obama "Tiger Woodsing" a "mistress" while raping the country
- Williams: Some members of Congress are "apparently brushing up" on Mein Kampf to try to criminalize dissent
- Williams posts pics of Obama and Pelosi as terrorists
- Williams repeatedly calls opponents "faggot"
- Williams on Obama: "Our Half White, Racist President"
- Williams: Immigrants "engage in slavery and prostitution"
Williams is a frequent guest of CNN, and is usually invited to discuss the tea party movement and its activists. He most recently appeared on April 19th.
At what point does CNN make an editorial decision on what sort of commentary disqualifies someone from being an invited guest. It surely is possible to have someone representing the conservative point of view on air without lowering themselves to Mark Williams' standards, isn't it?

















Does the "monkey god" crack apply to Jews and Christians? Or is he just a dimwitted bigot whose irrational hatred of "the other" transcends any incentive to actually learn about "the unfamiliar".
"Our Father, who art in Heaven, Howard be thy name...."
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oh yeah and also ummmmm god in the islamic religion is the same god that christians have.......thy just have different holy books and they have many of the same prophets that we do........they just dont see jesus as the son of god, muslims believed him to be just another prophet.