HuffPo Supports HONOR KILLINGS

Left wing journalism has taken up writing fiction as news.

The Huffington Post is reporting that that taxi ads I created to help girls whose lives were in danger were pulled off taxi cabs in Chicago. The entire ad campaign has already ran in full. The campaign contract ended July 28th. It's important for people to pay attention to the propaganda being churned out by yellow journalists advancing the agenda of Islamic supremacists.

Our campaign directed at women trying to escape fundamentalist households ran who have no resources, no network or safe place (like Rifqa Bary.)

No ads were pulled except those taken down by Muslim cab drivers who .... support death to apostates? Who knows but western media deriding these ads are, in effect, aiding and abetting the abuse and violence suffered by victims of Islamic honor killings like Aqsa Parvez, Amina and Sarah Said, Noor Almaleki and the near death beating of Harry Potter movie star Afshan Azad (and her parents were born and raised in London. She was dating a non-Muslim boy. So much for the cultural differences meme.)

I love how the Huffington Post writes," Pamela Geller, who has been dubbed the "Queen of Muslim Bashers" -- uh, dubbed by who? Yes, you guessed it, The Huffington Post. They are really sick.

There is a concerted campaign to smear my work. I am proud of the taxi campaign and pray that the girls that have who been helped lead safe and secure lives, a right of every individual in this great land of ours. No one would be offended by those ads except Islamic supremacists and their shills.

91 percent of honor killings worldwide are done by Muslims. 84 percent of honor killings in US done by Muslims. And according to one expert, honor killings are on the rise. And while we see in rare instances in other cultures, it is clear that the Islamic legal toleration for honor killings leads to an increased rate of such killings among them.

This is growing problem that is being hidden and obfuscated by the big liberal press. The West is reluctant to speak of it, media whitewashes it. But that cannot stand.
We must give these girls shelter from the storm. The taxi ads ran in Chicago, New York City, Boston and DC.

Here is the email from the Taxi company:

Pamela,