Islamorealistic

Robert Spencer coined an new term "Islamorealistic."

"November 8, 2008
Hate Muslims? Of course not
If you speak honestly and accurately about the Islamic jihad doctrine and the Islamic supremacist agenda, and even confine your case entirely to quotes from authoritative Islamic sources and spokesmen, you will still be accused of "hating Muslims." This is the constant refrain of apologists for jihad and their useful idiots in the West -- and they constantly have recourse to it because they know that it is effective: it turns the Left and much of the squishy Right away from the message of the "hater," regardless of how outlandish and unjust the charge is.
Myself, I don't hate Muslims. I love Muslims. Telling the truth is not an act of hate. I am not "Islamophobic," I am Islamorealistic. I tell the truth about Islam and work to defend Western civilization and society from the encroachments of a legal and societal system that oppresses Muslims and non-Muslims alike."

So here is an Islamorealistic thought: Barak Obama a.k.a. Barry Obama who attended an Islamic school as a child in Indonesia might have been considered a Muslim by some at the time. Now President-Elect Obama insists that he is a Christian, so if he is to be taken at his word that means he must be regarded as an Apostate from the Islamic faith. It is common knowledge that the Quran mandates death for apostasy so hopefully the Secret Service is aware of this.