Anti-Mosque 9/11 "Freedom Rally" Really Tests Limits Of "Freedom" - Photo Gallery

Anti-Mosque 9/11 "Freedom Rally" Really Tests Limits Of "Freedom"

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"Elizabeth" from NYC told us, "I wasn't too upset about Islamic extremism after 9/11, but after the murders in the wake of those Muslim cartoons, I got involved." — <p>"Elizabeth" from NYC told us, "I wasn't too upset about Islamic extremism after 9/11, but after the murders in the wake of those Muslim cartoons, I got involved."<br/></p>
Gothamist

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Ziggy Berisha, a Connecticut man by way of Kosovo, told us "Muslims are terrorists." — <p>Ziggy Berisha, a Connecticut man by way of Kosovo, told us "Muslims are terrorists."<br/></p>
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Freedom means the Freedom to wiggle your toes outside the oppressor. — <p>Freedom means the Freedom to wiggle your toes outside the oppressor.<br/></p>
Gothamist

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Rev. Terry Jones stands in front of his presumed muscle. Not that his Fu Manchu isn't enough to defend himself. — <p>Rev. Terry Jones stands in front of his presumed muscle. Not that his Fu Manchu isn't enough to defend himself.<br/></p>
Gothamist

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John Paul Harkins told us he's sorry "future generations won't have freedom." — <p>John Paul Harkins told us he's sorry "future generations won't have freedom."<br/></p>
Gothamist

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Pamela Geller speaks to her flock — <p>Pamela Geller speaks to her flock<br/></p>
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