shariah law is different.accept the idea that shariah law should be allowed in court. at the same time, why do we have people trying to take away the manger scenes that are traditionable at the courthouses? >> greg: they pick and choose. for example, okay, if we are going to do this in this cour court, theoretically i should be able to get rid of the mortgage interest on my house because shariah law outlaws -- >> eric: hold on. what about if it's, if this sets precedent there won't be a day where a judge says by the way, under shiria law, you stole that thing over there. we need to cut your left hand off. >> eric: did you make the -- >> bob: did you make the argument when jewish laws were used in the court? they've used it for years. or just now because it's muslims. it's their own religious laws. >> eric: i don't believe they're using different laws in the court. >> kimberly: if you think honor killings are okay, codify shariah law. amputations are fine, husbands are allowed to kill their wives. i am talking

that somehow there is not shariah law.w. >> kimberly: let's hope for the best. but we're modern muslim country. that is his intention but it doesn't mean it will end up like that. a lot of people want to adopt strict shariah law. fundamental -- yes, they do. >> bob: they are not going to give up the yankee caps. kilthat affects all the laws, marriages, all of it. >> greg: let me ask a question, what do they do instead of interest? >> eric: nothing. >> eric: part of the shariah law. >> bob: that is -- >> greg: that is yousome. >> dana: wall street could get behind that. >> eric: the government shariah law because we give banks no interest loans. there are five interpretation of shariah. there is more extreme, hadd punishment or adultery, theft, for drinking wine. which includes stoning and cutting limbs off. >> -- i say inbob -- five years withgo back to libya. >> bob: we wouldn't go back to livia. >> greg: i want to move on to what he said, he said if there were a war between the united states and pakistan he would side wi

and that is what they're going to do will the libyan people accept shariah that is a very big question do people give up their freedom and easily but i don't think the so recently view you have you didn't sorry to interrupt recently been to see you were saying we want a future with moderate islam within the government which is very different what you'll saying is not. when the n t c is divided there's a lot of infighting the radicals who are on the ground the soldiers the foot the foot soldiers who have been fighting they are fighting for islam and they are they have hated khadafi because he pursued a moderate and socialist islam and the people that you are talking about are from the old kadafi regime who are being fully into the revolution in other words if they would have banned and qaddafi then they would be accepted in the new government but that does not mean that their policies will be accepted it remains to be seen who's going to come out on top do you know i don't think it i don't think the west is going to get what they want do you know then have any options or optimism over t

shariah wall that is prowestern and ally of the united states?is one experiment. >> the experiment is up in the air. he is dismantling the democracy one step at a time. this is not a slam dunk, reconciliation is possible. >> bret: there is no love lost for muammar gaddafi or his end. but how it end and how it was treated by folks on the ground. does it say anything about the way forward? and what it may be rocky in the coming weeks? >> it will be rocky in the coming weeks but i don't think the way he died -- i agree that i don't believe the way he die died is why it is rocky. you will have a full-fledged fight between secularists and islamists. if the united states is engaged in the beginning, engaged in a frontal way. here is what we're doing and how we are coming to help you. at this point you have more influence. use that leverage in a way to hem you weigh in on side of secularists. we have should still do that. just because it's hard doesn't mean we shouldn't try. to extent to help them craft laws and distress upon them the importance of civi

banking activity he had banned shariah law and it's now been reintroduced by the national transition council really had to make so much money it was just through the oil they have light sweet crude why do you think they're mad so he had yet another gusher while all right they're banning predatory lending they're banning usury and that's ultimately the conflict between libya muslim islam and the west is the propensity in islam not to give into ponzi schemes well and speaking of ponzi schemes. under colonel qadhafi they were partially occupied in libya by j.p. morgan and i want to show you this little video i made of a screen grab from j.p. morgan dot com this past weekend when you see here they were occupied by some shouting protests. with some funny little banners there yes well this dr pyne movement which is you know come in the wake of the global insurrection against banker occupation the chapter in london occupy london is now merging or getting together with u.k. uncut to stage an event so you see now that they're starting to be exactly what i said must happen there needs to be ec

of savers versus speculators cadabby was a saver he had stuff he had cash he also let's be honest shariah law is favors. banking activity he had banned sariah law and it's now been reintroduced by the national transition council really how did it make so much money it was just through the oil. they have light sweet crude why do you think they're. so he had oh yeah yeah now they've got to rile alright they're banning predatory lending they're banning usury and this sets up you know ultimately the conflict between libya muslim islam and the west is this propensity is low not to give into policy schemes well and speaking of ponzi schemes. under colonel gadhafi they were partially occupied in libya by j.p. morgan and i want to show you this little video i made of a screen grab from j.p. morgan dot com this past weekend when you see here they were occupied by some shouting protest. with them funny little band there yes well dr pyne movement which is you know calm in the wake of the global insurrection against banker occupation the tractor in london occupy london is now merging or getting toget

concerned about the fact that the libya's interim leader is actually promised a new legal system based on shariah law we witnessed a historic election in neighboring tunisia of course where an islamic party has actually now claimed victory and we have to shari'a law the government is that warning to the west is not what the west wanted. i think in some ways it kind of plays to some of the anxieties on the west i think it says much more about western leaders fear of islam and the rise of islam in these countries and it actually does about a political reality in libya libya has a you know historically a very moderate form of islam and i think that you know the kind of the bogeyman of the islamic extremists is very much being used by by western leaders as a way of effectively scaremongering saying they they can't do it for themselves or if we if we pull out too quickly then you know what we might get is this kind of chaos or we might get some kind of islamic dictatorship and i think you know effectively the n.t. scene it has become quite dependent upon western leaders for guidance and i think that's

. >> they endorsed shariah, the code of law applied with greatsy verity by talibans not seen by all mideastas a further threat for harm. >> big threat from the united states. >> in tunisia, birthplace of the arab spring, sunday election saw islamic party win governing majority. there could be a source of inspiration for men and money, islamic jihad and al-qaeda. some conservative argue the arab spring began in the street of tehran two years ago. they contract president obama's brutal response to the brutality with the swift call for the resignation of president hosni mubarak. in both cases, they said he did the bidding of radical islam. >> by so doing, he made the more predictable the happy outcome that is playing out before our eyes. >> the trend is in very much the direction of enemies of freedom. not promoters. >> america top diplomat reminded lawmakers revolutions are unpredictable. >> i assure you we will do all we can within our power to try to influence outcomes. >> one factor that may influence the outcomes of the arab spring above all others, demographics. the middle east boost boa

we talk about shariah law. it's occurring but occurring at the protest.. they are telling people not to do anything about it. that to me is wrong. it's disgusting. >> dana: happened in miami where the protester calls himself, his name is above. like prince. he just has one name. he had basically a banker han hanging an effigy in miami. report out today that some democrats are wary now of embracing the protesters. ja you think? this was risky from day one. our colleague at fox news doug shoen said be careful doing this. this could get violent. you see as they should be called is ows. they're attacking each other, hit in the head and they are saying don't go for >> dana: they are going to have a general strike. >> andrea: yeah. >> dana: on wednesday. >> andrea: because they are working so hard. >> dana: you were on strike in the first block. >> bob: first of all, you look like a woolly mammoth, which about right. neanderthal. the other thing is do you think your kid will want to go to school tomorrow and take the heat after watching that? let me say this. i

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no republican stood up to the shariah law crap. >> it was a big deal when chris christie gave that speechchristie had nominated someone from new jersey court who was muslim and there was a campaign waged to block him, essentially because of his faith, and chris christie to his great credit stood up and defended him. >> an amazing speech. what was amazing it was a news event because what he was saying was considered so radical within one of our major parties. >> we saw the same thing when michael bloomberg gave his speech in support of what was dubbed erroneously the ground zero mosque. >> and rick perry is accused of being soft on islam. that's the term he uses because he has friends that are muslim in texas. islam is gone from a religion from a political statement. you have muslim friends. somehow it taints you. it troubles me as an american. i'm a touring alcoholic with muslims we did all shows in the south and midwest. the tour is not about islams. it's about america. >> and the issue also is not islam. it's the most fundamental islam. you know, i'm a muslim. all my friend are muslim -