O'Reilly: Gender Apartheid etc. subjective not real

As promised, Bull O'Reilly had (unbeknownst to him) a heretic on, Ahmadiyya Muslim Community spokesman Harris Zafar, to refute Wafa Sultan's appearance on his show last night describing her life being raised as a Muslim woman under the sharia in a Muslim country.

As if the horror Wafa Sultan experienced was ...... subjective, or that the brutality, gender apartheid, oppression of women living in Muslim countries under the sharia is ..... somehow subjective, or the 96% of the women clitorectomized in Egypt is somehow .....subjective.

Bill O'Reilly - Qaddafi Brutalities

I had to rub my eyes. Bill O'Reilly, patron of Muslim Brotherhood-tied CAIR, was covering a story of rape and brutality against a Muslim woman in Libya. Typical treatment of Muslim women living under Islamic law.

What was shocking was that O'Reilly had Wafa Sultan on to explain. I hardly watch O'Reilly, and I fell off my chair. I don't think he had a clue who she was. And did she school him. His responses were completely uninformed, but no matter, Wafa speaketh.

Wafa Sultan was born and raised in Syria. She is a medical doctor who trained as a psychiatrist in Syria, and is an American author and critic of Muslim society and Islam, having self-identified as a Muslim, but not religious. Her must-read book is A God Who Hates.

Bill O'Reilly Plays Nazi Smear Card

Is Arianna Huffington Different from Nazis or KKK?

Steve Young, HuffPost

I know. I know. Even Bill O'Reilly wouldn't lower himself enough to spew that hateful a stream of slime.

Well, you'd be wrong.

On Wednesday night's TV Factor on FoxNews Cable, the No Spinster, continuing his weeklong rabble over some comments made at the Huffington Post on a post concerning Nancy Reagan's injury, offered these little gems...

"I don't see a difference between (Arianna) Huffington and the Nazis."

"What's the difference between the Ku Klux Klan and Arianna Huffington?"

"There's no difference between what Huffington and Nazis do."

"The whole (Huffington Post) is a sewer."

Even Mary Katherine Hamm, the right wing conservative editor of Townhall.com found herself cringingly disagreeing with Bill.

My question for all the lawyers out there: Does Arianna have recourse? That is, of course, if she is not like the Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan?

Ah, the loverly Bill O'Reilly... proving once again, and beyond a shadow of a doubt, that microscopic algae is not the lowest form of life.