Monday, Aug 15, 2011 14:34 ET
By Justin Elliott
... my story last week ... explored Perry's long-standing friendship with the Aga Khan, the wealthy, globe-trotting leader of the Ismaili Muslim sect, which has a small but significant population in Texas. Perry and the Aga Khan have launched two joint projects, including a program to educate Texas schoolchildren about Islamic culture and history ...
Like clockwork, two anti-Shariah figures have now penned columns attacking Perry on exactly these grounds ...
The blogger and activist Pamela Geller wrote a column for the American Thinker today declaring that "Rick Perry must not be President. Have we not had enough of this systemic sedition?" ...
Another sponsor of that coalition is WorldNetDaily, which yesterday published an attack on Perry by Joel Richardson, author of "The Islamic Antichrist: The Shocking Truth About the Real Nature of the Beast" (WND Books). He argues that Perry has been fooled by the Aga Khan, who is part of the relentless Islamic quest to conquer "the West" ...
http://www.salon.com/news/islam/?story=/politics/war_room/2011/08/15/perry_geller_gaffneyThe Republican primary season may offer a great smörgåsbord of rightwing attacks by nutcases on other rightwing nutcases