The Florida Sun Sentinel today had an article about an "anti Israel" demonstration, excuse me a "peace" demonstration run by the radical left this past Saturday.

"... Joe Badran, a Deerfield Beach resident and vice president of the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee in South Florida, said those matters are too intertwined to separate..... Badran was one of the more passionate at the rally. Speaking personally and not on behalf of the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, he condemned the killing of civilians by Israelis, but not Palestinian and Lebanese groups considered terrorists by the U.S. government....Hamas and Hezbollah are committing acts of defense against the acts of the Israelis," Badran said. "The only weapons that we have are to strap bombs on our bodies and do whatever damage and destruction we can."

Reading this article I have some questions Interesting, first this leader of the Arab American Anti Defamation League admits to being a member of two organizations that are on the are the US governments list of terrorist organizations. Hezbollah has killed hundreds of Americans in terrorist attacks.

Question 1 Why is this self admitted terrorist member free to speak at any demonstration. Shouldn't he be in jail for admitting membership in a terrorist organization?

Question 2 Why does the reporter refer to him as a passionate speech and not has hate speech? Would the Sun Sentinel refer a white supremacist endorsing the lynching of Jews as a "passionate" speech and not hate speech.

Question 3 The article makes a big deal that he wasn't speaking on behalf of the Arab American Anti Defamation Committee. Yet the reporter doesn't mention them condemning it. Why do reporters allow anti semitic hate groups like the ADC and CAIR (The Council of American Islamic Relations) the ability to opt out of being seen as supporters of this type of violent terrorism? Shouldn't a real reporter go to every national and local Arab and Muslim organization and demand a formal public response to this type of statement. Or perhaps the reporter knows it wouldn't fit his politically correct agenda to ask them their opinion of this terrorists statement.