Muslim groups have tried (and failed) to stop a lecture by the anti-Islamist activist at the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown. Their main point of contention seems to be that as an admitted atheist, Ali shouldn’t be allowed to “talk about God.”

By that logic, anyone who isn’t a monotheist isn’t allowed to discuss their objections to Islamification. This would include Hindus, Buddhists, Neo-pagans, traditional religionists and in Muslim thinking even Catholics (since Catholic are considered Pagans by Muslims). Luckily the university didn’t back down, but it says something about the mindset of some Muslim groups in this country that they are basically demanding a ban on discussions of Islam, or Islamism, unless the speakers are themselves Muslims.