Stop the Flight 93 Murdoch Terrorist Memorial Blogburst

There are memorials to heroes such as the U.S.S. Arizona, the Iwo Jima monument, Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers, and then there are abominations such as the planned Murdoch-designed "Crescent of Betrayal" monument. Cao, who writes Cao's Blog and who is the originator of this blogburst says:

Editors and reporters at both the Post Gazette and the Tribune Review are fully aware that a host of bloggers have independently verified the Mecca orientation of the crescent design. It was actually the Tribune Review that first commissioned Professor Griffith to analyze the blogosphere’s Mecca-orientation claims. Alec Rawls, who has written a book about the many Islamic and terrorist memorializing features in the crescent design, has a copy of Griffith’s report for the Tribune Review posted online. The first thing Griffith does is calculate the direction to Mecca:

I computed an azimuth value from the Flight 93 crater site to Mecca of roughly 55.20°.

“Azimuth” is the technical term for “direction,” measured in degrees clockwise from north. Now Griffith is denying that there is any such thing as the direction to Mecca, and the Tribune Review refuses to tell its readers that Griffith is contradicting the report that he wrote for them.

Cao ends her post with:

If you want to join us outraged protesting bloggers

in objecting to planting an Islamic symbol instead of an American one on the crash site,

in objecting to its pointing to Mecca and the terrorists’ intended target,

in objecting to dishonoring the memory of the people who fought the terrorists on Flight 93

in pointing out how Paul Murdoch cleverly and symbolically cast the passenger and crew out of the Islamic heavens in the design while the terrorists are inside the Islamic heavens

in pointing out how the date and the site are dedicated to the terrorists

in pointing out the numerous redundant mosque design features

in pointing out the terrorist memorializing features
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