Laura Jane Black Me Out
Interviewing her on Thursday. Fits.
Interviewing her on Thursday. Fits.
A bomb attack at the place where the Prophet Mohamed is buried. These terrorists are beyond Satanic. https://t.co/GRH2RpXAB4
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) July 4, 2016
Quote, from the New York Times:
In the coming days – when ISIS et al. commit yet more mass murder (as they did on an extraordinary scale in Dhaka and Baghdad), and as Donald Trump et al. actively recruit for ISIS (as they do every single day, by whipping up hatred against moderate Muslims) – remember that name: Faraz Hossain. I have been thinking about him all weekend. He left me in awe.
He was a Muslim, and he was free to go. But he stayed to die with two women who the killers hated, simply because they wore Western clothing, and because they came from somewhere else. He stayed with them, knowing he was going to die.
Remember him, not just because he was extraordinarily brave. Remember him because Faraz Hossain is quite literally the kind of person we need if we are ever going to save the world from itself.
Let his memory be for a blessing, my Jewish friends always say. I’ll bet Faraz Hossain would be okay with that.
Sad to hear about his sudden passing.
Last time I saw him was on election night at Global TV in Toronto. He got up and shook my hand and was very friendly. Those who know the back story will know why I remember (and appreciated) that.
My condolences to his family.