good. reporter: last year cnn interviewed one of the founders of this radical muslim group on the streets of new york. eunice mohammad chose his words carefully, telling us he saw nothing wrong with americans dying in the 9/11 terrorist attack. i don t think it was wrong. i think it was justified. reporter: and then adding, he does not encourage any violence on u.s. soil. it s a word game, federal officials tell us, that allows revolution muslim to post support of terrorists, like the alleged ft. hood texas shooter, while the website itself is protected under free speech laws of the united states. eunice mohammad told us he doesn t see anything wrong with his messages. he dislikes the united states, he yearns for a muslim world. we re commanded to terrorize the disbelievers and this is a religion reporter: you re commanded to terrorize the koran says very clearly, this means terrorize them. it s a command from allah.
the streets of new york. eunice mohammad chose his words carefully, telling us he saw nothing wrong with americans dying in the 9/11 terrorist attack. i don t think it was wrong. i think it was justified. reporter: and then adding, he does not encourage any violence on u.s. soil. it s a word game, federal officials tell us, that allows revolution muslim to post support of terrorists, like the alleged ft. hood texas shooter, while the website itself is protected under free speech laws of the united states. eunice mohammad told us he doesn t see anything wrong with his messages. he dislikes the united states, he yearns for a muslim world. we re commanded to terrorize the disbelievers and this is a religion reporter: you re commanded to terrorize the koran says very clearly, in the air back language, this means terrorize them. it s a command from allah. reporter: so you re commanded it s a terrorize reporter: to terrorize anybody that doesn t believe? you define
group right here in america, right here in new york that they will end up dead because of a cartoon. we ll show you the cartoon in a moment that has so enraged these radical islamists. but before we do, think about this for a moment. we live in a country which prides itself on its freedom of speech, in which we can say whatever is in our hearts and minds, as long as it s not threatening to somebody else, or calling for violence against somebody else. you might not like south park the cartoon, might think it s offensive, might decide it s not something you want to watch. that s up to you. but the notion that some radical islamic group in america would make a veiled threat against two men s lives because of it is chilling. and for the people making this threat, that is exactly the point. to chill discussion, to chill debate. by the way, these radicals say it s not a threat, just a warning. you can be the judge of that. for trey parker and matt stone, it could be a matter of l
his father is begging the court for mercy. you ll see the letter he wrote to the court and why he thinks his son deserves rehab and not prison. first up, a threat against the creators of south park. a warning by a radical islamic group right here in america, right here in new york that they will end up dead because of a cartoon. we ll show you the cartoon in a moment that has so enraged these radical islamists. but before we do, think about this for a moment. we live in a country which prides itself on its freedom of speech, in which we can say whatever is in our hearts and minds, as long as it s not threatening to somebody else, or calling for violence against somebody else. you might not like south park the cartoon, might think it s offensive, might decide it s not something you want to watch. that s up to you. but the notion that some radical islamic group in america would make a veiled threat against two men s lives because of it is chilling. and for the people maki