let's not get used to this kind of thing
"The Ground Zero Mosque": a triumph of marketing language, and as is often the case with marketing language, false in almost every respect. (In this case the "the" is accurate.)
We've known for some time that it's *not* a mosque at all... but it shouldn't have been this hard, or taken this long, to find out that it's not at Ground Zero.
Just one more example of people whipping up a fury out of nothing, and then taking it to fever pitch, and keeping it there for weeks.
Read all about it. And please read this excellent commentary by Clyde Haberman (referred to in the above article), that goes into detail about the hypocrisy and opportunism behind this campaign.
We've known for some time that it's *not* a mosque at all... but it shouldn't have been this hard, or taken this long, to find out that it's not at Ground Zero.
Just one more example of people whipping up a fury out of nothing, and then taking it to fever pitch, and keeping it there for weeks.
Read all about it. And please read this excellent commentary by Clyde Haberman (referred to in the above article), that goes into detail about the hypocrisy and opportunism behind this campaign.
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