Liberal Christophobic magazine ‘ROLLING STONE’ glorifies Muslim TERRORIST killer by putting him on the cover. What a disgrace and a horrific public insult to all the innocent victims of the Boston bombing.
Thank God Walgreens and now 7-11 have ban the sale of the magazine in there store. I pray other stores also ban the magazine.
Christians need to come out of the closet and RISE UP against the Christophobic liberal mob.
ROLLING STONE
‘Bomber’ Cover
BANNED AT 7-ELEVEN
Rolling Stone‘s cover story about the Boston Marathon bomber just got the magazine yanked out of nearly 2,000 7-Eleven stores, and more could follow … TMZ has learned.
The omnipresent convenient store is joining the national outrage over the mag’s upcoming issue with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover, and an investigation into his life leading up to the bombing.
A rep for 7-Eleven, Inc. tells TMZ it “will not sell the Aug. 1 issue of the Rolling Stone magazine in its company-operated stores.”
There are 1,700 company operated stores — and another 5,900 franchised stores. The rep says they’ll also urge those franchise owners to pull the issue.
Yesterday, CVS, Walgreens, and Stop & Shop all said they will not sell the issue either.
(tmz.com)
Rolling Stone Glorifies Boston Terrorist
Posted in Top Stories
Jul , 2013
Rolling Stone magazine is drawing fire for putting Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on its cover, in a glam shot that critics say continues to blur the line between fame and infamy.
The picture, which accompanies a story titled “Jahar’s World,” shows the accused murderer with his long, curly hair tousled and the hint of a goatee, reminiscent of the magazine’s iconic shots of rock and roll royalty like The Doors’ Jim Morrison. The cover could send a dangerous message to Tsarnaev’s warped supporters, said one critic.
“If they want to become famous, kill somebody,” Northeastern University criminologist Jack Levin told MyFoxBoston.com.
The issue, which hits newsstands Friday, depicts an unsmiling Tsarnaev, 19, above a boldface headline, “The Bomber.” The story, which features interviews from childhood friends, teachers and law enforcement agents, promises to reveal how a “popular, promising student was failed by his family, fell into radical Islam, and became a monster.”
(toddstarnes.com)