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The murdering pig RASHID BAZ had intensive community support
and high level legal defense-----he was a hero of the muslim
community for aiming 45 calbre bullets at the heads of
a van full of jewish adolescents --------
Never heard of him so I looked him up in Wikipedia - not much info really, and nothing about "intensive community support".
However, there is a really funny irony in the accounting. He apparently tried to use a lame PTSD defense - that what he did was in reaction to a murder that had occurred 4 days previously. Baruch Goldstein massacured 29 people and wounded another 125 worshippers in Hebron.
Now, the good thing is the Jury did not buy Baruch's defense and convicted him and, Goldstein too was convicted and his actions widely condemned by the Israeli government who came down hard on settlers.
But that takes us to the next step: "intensive community support". Something you allege because he had a "high powered" criminal lawyer. In absense of any sort of community demonstrations, petitions or vigils on his behalf following the shooting, I seriously question wither he had much community support though he was lauded abroad by Hamas (no surprise there). However, if you take a look at the wiki liink for Goldstein, you will see that he was regarded as a hero amongst settler extremists and his grave became a pilgrimage spot, including a shrine before the Israeli government forceably dismantled it. Now that is "community support".
as was NOSAIR---the murdering pig for his act of murder---
he prayed too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Sayyid_Nosair
Don't see much support from the American Muslim community.
the bomber boys bostoni----are a different issue-----there are
some atrocities that even Goebbels would not try to defend---
PUBLICALLY
There is little evidence of your "intensive community support" in any of those examples.