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This is a very eye opening article about Omar and Islam. https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/...n-omar-threat/ I wonder if she was held down on the floor by her grandmother at the age of six while somebody cut off her clitoris and sewed her vagina together like Ayaan Hirsi Ali was. She might not think Islam and Sharia law were so great if that happened to her.
Editorial written by Ayaan Hirsi Ali in the WSJ on 7/12/19. Can Ilhan Omar overcome her prejudice?
I once opened a speech by confessing to a crowd of Jews that I used to hate them. It was 2006 and I was a young native of Somalia who’d been elected to the Dutch Parliament. The American Jewish Committee was giving me its Moral Courage Award. I felt honored and humbled, but a little dishonest if I didn’t own up to my anti-Semitic past. So I told them how I’d learned to blame the Jews for everything.
Fast-forward to 2019. A freshman congresswoman from Minnesota has been infuriating the Jewish community and discomfiting the Democratic leadership with her expressions of anti-Semitism. Like me, Ilhan Omar was born in Somalia and exposed at an early age to Muslim anti-Semitism.
Some of the members of my 2006 AJC audience have asked me to explain and respond to Ms. Omar’s comments, including her equivocal apologies. Their main question is whether it is possible for Ms. Omar to unlearn her evident hatred of Jews—and if so, how to help.
In my experience it is difficult, perhaps impossible, to unlearn hate without coming to terms with how you learned to hate. Most Americans are familiar with the classic Western flavors of anti-Semitism: the Christian, European, white-supremacist and Communist types. But little attention has been paid to the special case of Muslim anti-Semitism. That is a pity because today it is anti-Semitism’s most zealous, most potent and most underestimated form.
I never heard the term “anti-Semitism” until I moved to the Netherlands in my 20s. But I had firsthand familiarity with its Muslim variety. As a child in Somalia, I was a passive consumer of anti-Semitism. Things would break, conflicts would arise, shortages would occur—and adults would blame it all on the Jews.
When I was a little girl, my mom often lost her temper with my brother, with the grocer or with a neighbor. She would scream or curse under her breath “Yahud!” followed by a description of the hostility, ignominy or despicable behavior of the subject of her wrath. It wasn’t just my mother; grown-ups around me exclaimed “Yahud!” the way Americans use the F-word. I was made to understand that Jews—Yahud—were all bad. No one took any trouble to build a rational framework around the idea—hardly necessary, since there were no Jews around. But it set the necessary foundation for the next phase of my development.
At 15 I became an Islamist by joining the Muslim Brotherhood. I began attending religious and civil-society events, where I received an education in the depth and breadth of Jewish villainy. This was done in two ways.
The first was theological. We were taught that the Jews betrayed our prophet Muhammad. Through Quranic verses (such as 7:166, 2:65 and 5:60), we learned that Allah had eternally condemned them, that they were not human but descendants of pigs and monkeys, that we should aspire to kill them wherever we found them. We were taught to pray: “Dear God, please destroy the Jews, the Zionists, the state of Israel. Amen.”
We were taught that the Jews occupied the Holy Land of Palestine. We were shown pictures of mutilated bodies, dead children, wailing widows and weeping orphans. Standing over them in military uniform were Israeli soldiers with large guns. We were told their killing of Palestinians was wanton, unprovoked and an expression of their hatred for Muslims.
The theological and the political stories were woven together, as in the Hamas charter: “The Prophet, Allah bless him and grant him salvation, has said: ‘The Day of Judgment will not come about until Muslims fight the Jews (killing the Jews), when the Jew will hide behind stones and trees. The Stones and trees will say, “O Muslims, O Abdulla, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill me.” ’ . . . There is no solution for the Palestine question except through Jihad.”
That combination of narratives is the essence of Muslim anti-Semitism. Mohammed Morsi, the longtime Muslim Brotherhood leader who died June 17 but was president of Egypt for a year beginning in 2012, urged in 2010: “We must never forget, brothers, to nurse our children and our grandchildren on hatred for them: for Zionists, for Jews”—two categories that tend to merge along with allegations of world domination.
European anti-Semitism is also a mixture. Medieval Christian antipathy toward “Christ killers” blended with radical critiques of capitalism in the 19th century and racial pseudoscience in the 20th. But before the Depression, anti-Semitic parties were not mass parties. Nor have they been since World War II. Muslim anti-Semitism has a broader base, and its propagators have had the time and resources to spread it widely.
To see how, begin at the top. Most men (and the odd woman) in power in Muslim-majority countries are autocrats. Even where there are elections, corrupt rulers play an intricate game to stay in power. Their signature move is the promise to “free” the Holy Land—that is, to eliminate the Jewish state. The rulers of Iran are explicit about this goal. Other Muslim leaders may pay lip service to the peace process and the two-state solution, but government anti-Semitism is frequently on display at the United Nations, where Israel is repeatedly compared to apartheid South Africa, accused of genocide and demonized as racist.
Media also play their part. There is very little freedom of expression in Muslim-majority countries, and state-owned media churn out anti-Semitic and anti-Israel propaganda daily—as do even media groups that style themselves as critical of Muslim autocracies, such as Al Jazeera and Al-Manar.
Then there are the mosques, madrassas and other religious institutions. Schools in general, especially college campuses, have been an Islamist stronghold for generations in Muslim-majority countries. That matters because graduates go on to leadership positions in the professions, media, government and other institutions.
Refugee camps are another zone of indoctrination. They are full of vulnerable people, and Islamists prey on them. They come offering food, tents and first aid, followed by education. They establish madrassas in the camps, then indoctrinate the kids with a message that consists in large part of hatred for Jews and rejection of Israel.
Perhaps—I do not know—this is what happened to Ms. Omar in the four years she spent in a refugee camp in Kenya as a child. Or perhaps she became acquainted with Islamist anti-Semitism in Minnesota, where her family settled when she was 12. In any case, her preoccupation with the Jews and Israel would otherwise be hard to explain.
Spreading anti-Semitism through all these channels is no trivial matter—and this brings us to the question of resources. “It’s all about the Benjamins baby,” Ms. Omar tweeted in February, implying that American politicians support Israel only because of Jewish financial contributions. The irony is that the resources available to propagate Islamist ideologies, with their attendant anti-Semitism, vastly exceed what pro-Israel groups spend in the U.S. Since the early 1970s the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has spent vast sums to spread Wahhabi Islam abroad. Much of this funding is opaque, but estimates of the cumulative sum run as high as $100 billion.
Thousands of schools in Pakistan, funded with Saudi money, “teach a version of Islam that leads [to] anti-Western militancy,” according to Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy—and, one might add, to an anti-Semitic militancy.
In recent years the Saudi leadership has tried to turn away from supporting this type of religious radicalism. But increasingly Qatar seems to be taking over the Saudi role. In the U.S. alone, the Qatar Foundation has given $30.6 million over the past eight years to public schools, ostensibly for teaching Arabic and promoting cultural exchange.
For years, Qatar has hosted influential radical clerics such as Yusuf al-Qaradawi and provided them with a global microphone, and the country’s school textbooks have been criticized for anti-Semitism. They present Jews as treacherous and crafty but also weak, wretched and cowardly; Islam is described as inherently superior. “The Grade 11 text discusses at length the issue of how non-Muslims should be treated,” the Middle East Media Research Institute reports. “It warns students not to form relationships with unbelievers, and emphasizes the principle of loyalty to Muslims and disavowal of unbelievers.”
The allegation that Jewish or Zionist money controls Congress is nonsensical. The Center for Responsive Politics estimates that the Israeli government has spent $34 million on lobbying in Washington since 2017. The Saudis and Qataris spent a combined $51 million during the same period. If we include foreign nongovernmental organizations, the pro-Israel lobbying figure rises to $63 million—less than the $68 million spent lobbying for Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
In 2018 domestic American pro-Israeli lobbying—including but not limited to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or Aipac—totaled $5.1 million. No comparable figures are available for domestic pro-Islamist lobbying efforts. But as journalist Armin Rosen observes, Aipac’s 2018 total, at $3.5 million, was less than either the American Association of Airport Executives or the Association of American Railroads spent on lobbying. Aipac’s influence has more to do with the power of its arguments than the size of its wallet.
Now consider the demographics. Jews were a minority in Europe in the 1930s, but a substantial one, especially in Central and Eastern Europe. Today Jews are at a much greater disadvantage. For each Jew world-wide, there are 100 Muslims. In many European countries—including France, Germany, the Netherlands and the U.K.—the Muslim population far exceeds the Jewish population, and the gap is widening. American Jews still outnumber Muslims but won’t by 2050.
The problem of Muslim anti-Semitism is much bigger than Ilhan Omar. Condemning her, expelling her from the House Foreign Affairs Committee, or defeating her in 2020 won’t make the problem go away.
Islamists have understood well how to couple Muslim anti-Semitism with the American left’s vague notion of “social justice.” They have succeeded in couching their agenda in the progressive framework of the oppressed versus the oppressor. Identity politics and victimhood culture also provide Islamists with the vocabulary to deflect their critics with accusations of “Islamophobia,” “white privilege” and “insensitivity.” A perfect illustration was the way Ms. Omar and her allies were able to turn a House resolution condemning her anti-Semitism into a garbled “intersectional” rant in which Muslims emerged as the most vulnerable minority in the league table of victimhood.
As for me, I eventually unlearned my hatred of Jews, Zionists and Israel. As an asylum seeker turned student turned politician in Holland, I was exposed to a complex set of circumstances that led me to question my own prejudices. Perhaps I didn’t stay in the Islamist fold long enough for the indoctrination to stick. Perhaps my falling out with my parents and extended family after I left home led me to a wider reappraisal of my youthful beliefs. Perhaps it was my loss of religious faith.
In any event, I am living proof that one can be born a Somali, raised as an anti-Semite, indoctrinated as an anti-Zionist—and still overcome all this to appreciate the unique culture of Judaism and the extraordinary achievement of the state of Israel. If I can make that leap, so perhaps can Ms. Omar. Yet that is not really the issue at stake. For she and I are only two individuals. The real question is what, if anything, can be done to check the advance of the mass movement that is Muslim anti-Semitism. Absent a world-wide Muslim reformation, followed by an Islamic enlightenment, I am not sure I know.
Ms. Hirsi Ali is a research fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution.
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An earlier version misstated the sum spent on lobbying for Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Omar is a racist muslim that hates whites and America as well as a jew/Israel hater. And yes she needs to go back to Somalia if she hates us so much.
Omar introduces Israel boycott resolution and likens Jewish state to Nazi Germany, Soviet Union
Great job of investigative journalism by David Steinberg on Ilhan Omar. https://alphanewsmn.com/david-steinb...-curious-case/ Before she applied for asylum, her name was Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. She took the name Omar from another Somali family. She married her brother in 2009 whose name is Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.
"Please read the verified evidence below — and read it alongside the three years of verified evidence published by Scott Johnson, Preya Samsundar, and myself (our work is linked here). The answers to those questions about 2009 appear to give probable cause to investigate Omar for eight instances of perjury, immigration fraud, marriage fraud, up to eight years of state and federal tax fraud, two years of federal student loan fraud, and even bigamy.
To be clear: The facts describe perhaps the most extensive spree of illegal misconduct committed by a House member in American history."
Omar may be a short-timer in Congress.
Well of course this will help America. :bomb:
Omar vows to be 'nightmare' for Trump...
PEW: 91% Dems see violence coming...
She needs to be kicked out of congress for her fraudulent behavior. She could also go to prison.
Sounds like a threat. Arrest her.Quote:
Originally Posted by TYLERTECHSAS
We need to find her brother/ex-husband that she says she can't find. He committed fraud just like she did by marrying her. AG Barr may turn out to be her worst nightmare.
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Amen!Quote:
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Truth! for more than a week now the 2020 Dem POTSUS candidates have been kept out of the news. Trump controls everything. He purposely Tweets something he knows will stir the pot and get the media reacting to him.
I wouldn't let them in the country! Maybe this should be under the "Liberal Losers" thread.
Omar and Tlaib to visit Israel – Dems' 'Thelma and Louise' are taking their act on the road
By William McGurn
Why would Israel allow 2 of their enemies into their country?
So now I hear that Omar is not even her real name. Guess she got confused after she married her brother.
Incest at it's islamic best I guess. Again, muslim are allowed to lie for the benefit of Islam. Crazy!!Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
Taqiyya: Deception and Lying in Islam
https://www.thereligionofpeace.com/pages/quran/taqiyya.aspx
Does Islam permit Muslims to lie? Muslim scholars teach that Muslims should generally be truthful to each other, unless the purpose of lying is to "smooth over differences" or "gain the upper-hand over an enemy" There are several forms of lying to non-believers that are permitted under certain circumstances, the best known being taqiyya (the Shia name). These circumstances are typically …
Islam Permits Lying to Deceive Unbelievers and Bring World ...
muslimfact.com/.../islam-permits-lying-to-deceive-unbelievers-and-bri.shtml
Nov 17, 2004 · Muslims are permitted to lie: (1) to save their lives, (2) to reconcile a husband and wife, (3) to persuade a woman into a bedroom and (4) to facilitate one on his journey. Muslims are even permitted to disavow Islam and Mohammed if it is not a genuine heart-felt rejection.
Who did Adam and Eve’s kids have sexual relations with?
:icon_roll:Sure go totally further off topic. That said, here's one theory...and just one of many. Keep in mind it's illegal now and has been for a very, very, very long time!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Genesis 5:4, “And the days of Adam after he had begotten Seth were eight hundred years: and he begat sons and daughters:”
So after Seth was born to Adam, Adam went on to have many more sons and daughters over a period of 800 years. The book of Genesis tells us that Adam lived a total of 930 years. He could have had a ton of children in 930 years! So the simple answer is that Adam’s sons married their sisters.
Adam’s sons married their sisters because, first of all, there was no other choice! They were the only people in the world.
Also, there were no laws against it until 2,500 years later. There was no need for the law till then. They did not need laws against this to start out with because the human race had virtually no defects. It was perfect at the beginning. But over the next 2,000 years it slowly became a problem, so God gave the law prohibiting the marrying of sisters in Leviticus chapter 18.
Other people God created. The Bible is the story of Jesus beginning with Adam. Obviously God created many other humans outside of Adam and EveQuote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Exactly; another totally plausible theory.Quote:
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Gee, this means you Guisslapp. :shocked2:
In resurfaced interview, Ilhan Omar answers question on 'jihadist terrorism' by saying Americans should be 'more fearful of white men'
In a resurfaced interview from 2018, anti-Trump Democrat Ilhan Omar responded to a question about the "quote-unquote legitimate fears" some people have of "jihadist terrorism," by saying Americans should be "more fearful of white men."
In the interview, Al Jazeera host Medhi Hasan said some Americans feel justified in fearing Islam, not out of hate but for their own safety, before listing a number of radical Islamic terror attacks. Omar dismissed this suggestion immediately and laid the blame on white males instead, calling for the profiling and monitoring of caucasian men.
"I would say our country should be more fearful of white men across our country because they are actually causing most of the deaths within this country," she replied.
"And so if fear was the driving force of policies to keep America safe -- Americans safe inside of this country -- we should be profiling, monitoring, and creating policies to fight the radicalization of white men."
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https://www.foxnews.com/media/ilhan-...hite-men-islam
So, there isn’t a problem with incest if there are no laws against it?Quote:
Originally Posted by TYLERTECHSAS
Does the Bible say that or are you just searching for an explanation that doesn’t require incest?Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
No, I'm not searching. God gives us logic and reasoning skills. Again, the Bible tells the story of Jesus beginning to end. Many others not in the linage of Jesus are part of that story. I don't need to see a family tree of other lines to know many others were created besides Adam and Eve.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Well, according to the Bible, and as pointed out by Ray, A&E had other sons and daughters. Seems like the Bible would have mentioned God taking other ribs from Adam to create other people. The most logical implication is that these siblings were having sex with each other. Don’t know why your god was into incest, but Christianity is just as weird as Islam.Quote:
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Islam is a lie,. so sure, after that all lies are permissible.Quote:
Originally Posted by TYLERTECHSAS
Reminder: Islam is NOT a true religion. It's that century's version of say, Climate Change or some other fake zealous movement. With one important difference, it was started by a murdering megalomaniac, Muhammad who was a Napoleon, Hitler, Stalin type of power-hungry "leader." Muhammad is best described as a military leader, a general, who took his own tribe, built it into a fighting-machine and then attacked other tribes and forced them to join him. In that way he was very much like Shaka Zulu who did the same thing and built the Zulu empire at the point of the spear.
I'd have to dig out my notes to get this part exactly right, but from memory, there were two versions, two camps, of the forerunner of Islam, the "religious" aspects of those people of what is now the Middle East, Persian, Arabia, etc.. There was one rooted in Mecca and Medina and controlled by clerics and scholars, and the other "out in the country side" amongst the scattered tribes, of which Muhammad's was one. Muhammad built a powerful military and "took no prisoners" or, it was convert and join us, or we'll kill you. As I recall Muhammad murdered all those clerics and scholars when he captured Mecca and Medina.
Regardless, that is the origin of what is today Islam. The "convert or we'll kill you" is still very much the primary MO of Islamists.
Not logic. Only an evil human being would make that claim or depend on a court of law to define when life actually begins.Quote:
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The evil human being that wrote Genesis...Quote:
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:shocked2: OK first she marries her own brother and now this guy whom she divorces.
EXCLUSIVE: Ilhan Omar SPLITS with her husband and moves into luxury penthouse as she heads for SECOND divorce with father of her three children
Leftist congresswoman Ilhan Omar and her husband – the father of her three children – have split and are heading for their second divorce, DailyMail.com has learned exclusively.
- Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and her husband Ahmed Hirsi – the father of her three children – have split, DailyMail.com has learned exclusively
- Omar left her husband and has moved into a penthouse apartment in one of Minneapolis's trendiest neighborhoods
- 'Wow,' said Hirsi, when approached about the split by DailyMail.com. 'I can't comment on that. I'm sorry, I just can't say anything'
- Omar did not return calls requesting comment from DailyMail.com by deadline
- The news comes as critics are demanding Omar answer questions about whether she married her own brother in a successful bid to get him into the US
- 'Obviously we are proud that a Somali-American has been elected — but we just think it is the wrong Somali-American,' a community leader told DailyMail.com
- Omar first married Hirsi in an Islamic ceremony in 2002 when she was 19, but six years later they 'reached an impasse in our life together,' and divorced
- In 2009, Omar married Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, a British citizen, who has been identified as her brother - but this has not been proven
- Omar had a third child with Hirsi in 2012, even though she was still legally married to Elmi - who she divorced in 2017 and married Hirsi in 2018
The bust-up comes just as critics are demanding answers as to whether she married her own brother in a successful bid to get him into the United States.
Omar has now dumped her current husband Ahmed Hirsi - who she first married in a religious ceremony in 2002 and divorced in 2008 - and moved into a penthouse apartment in one of Minneapolis's trendiest neighborhoods, DailyMail.com has learned exclusively.
But Hirsi, is also spending time at the apartment, which is in the Mill District sector of Minnesota's largest city, when she is out of town.
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The bust-up comes just as critics are demanding answers as to whether she married her own brother in a successful bid to get him into the United States. Pictured: Omar with Ahmed Hirsi (left) and second husband Elmi (right)
'Wow,' said Hirsi, when approached about the split by DailyMail.com outside the complex. 'I can't comment on that.
'I'm sorry, I just can't say anything,' he added before driving off in his BMW car.
Omar did not return calls requesting comment from DailyMail.com by deadline.
Hirsi, 39, had been seen leaving the $2,860-a-month home alone at 7:45am and returning to drop off his mother and his younger daughter nearly three hours later.
'He only goes there when Ilhan is in DC,' one family friend told DailyMail.com. 'When she's in Minneapolis he sleeps at his house.'
Hirsi was noticeably absent when Omar returned to a hero's welcome at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport last week after being attacked by President Donald Trump.
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-children.html
Thank the Lord!! Omar new job needs to be making falafels and cooking a traditional goat intestines dish.
Iraq veteran inspired to run against Omar after her 'dismissive' 9/11 comment
This is real interesting. See the ties with Elizabeth Warren in this article as well.
IS A HAMAS-ALLIED HATE GROUPINFLUENCING THE 2020 DEM PRIMARIES?
The foreign election interference the Democrats don’t want to talk about.
August 2, 2019
After disrupting a Holocaust Remembrance Day event at U.C. Berkeley, Hatem Bazian told supporters to look at all the Jewish names on the buildings, "take a look at the type of names on the building around campus -- Haas, Zellerbach -- and decide who controls this university."
In 2017, Bazian, the founder of hate groups such as Students for Justice in Palestine and American Muslims for Palestine, retweeted anti-Semitic memes from a Holocaust denial Twitter account.
After the backlash, the Islamist hate group leader claimed that he had Jewish friends.
Next year, Bazian’s Jewish friends came out of the closet when he boasted through a megaphone outside Senator Kamala Harris’ office, while protesting in support of Hamas attacks on Israel, that, “AMP and IfNotNow are coming together.”
AMP was Bazian’s own hate group, whose board members had been accused of supporting Hamas. The organization has been sued by the parents of David Boim, an American teen murdered by Hamas.
IfNotNow is an anti-Israel hate group notorious for targeting Jewish charities and organizations. A member of the hate group had just recited a mock Kaddish, the Jewish prayer for the dead, for what the two hate groups falsely claimed was a massacre of civilian protesters in Gaza. In fact, Hamas had admitted that 50 of the 62 killed in the attacks on Israel were members of the terrorist organization.
Officially, If Not Now claims to be a Jewish protest movement against the “occupation”. In July, Max Berger, its radical co-founder, faced his own backlash over a tweet declaring that he, “would totally be friends with Hamas”. Berger had praised the violent Hamas riots and claimed that, “the biggest obstacle to peace in Israel-Palestine is the bigotry of American Jews.” The most politically prominent member of IfNotNow was New York State Senator Julia Salazar, the leader of a Christian campus organization, born into a Catholic family, who joined the anti-Israel hate group while falsely claiming to be Jewish.
Whether IfNotNow’s members are Jewish, there is no doubt that they make a point of targeting Jews. That’s what IfNotNow really has in common with Hatem Bazian and members of the AMP hate group.
Neveen Ayesh, the executive director of AMP-Missouri, had tweeted anti-Semitic hate such as, “#crimesworthyoftherope being a Jew", " “I hate Jews... I hate Israelis", and “I just want to spit in their faces. All of them any Jew Israeli."
As documented by Canary Mission, IfNotNow activist Hal Rose had been interviewed by Ayesh in an anti-Israel conference. Despite her collaboration with an anti-Semitic activist who had called for the murder of Jews, Rose has claimed that ICE’s attempts to detain illegal aliens are just like the Holocaust. She also defended Rep. Omar’s anti-Semitism by arguing that AIPAC’s actions “often fall into antisemitic stereotypes.”
In 2017, IfNotNow had invited Taher Herzallah of AMP to train its members on Islamophobia. Herzallah had posted that "Hamas rockets are an oppressed people's cry for help" and celebrated photos of wounded Israeli soldiers as a "beautiful site". He had even defended a California Imam’s call for killing Jews by contending that, “The Jewish community in America overwhelmingly supports Israel.”
Next year, also as documented by Canary Mission, Herzallah was back teaching IfNotNow activists about “Palestinian non-violent resistance and how our community can take action to oppose the Israeli Military's recent actions.”
At an AMP conference a few years earlier, Herzallah had asked, “What if, as Muslims we wanted to establish an Islamic state? Is that wrong? What if, as Muslims, we wanted to use violent means to resist occupation? Is that wrong?"
The partnership between AMP and If Not Now applies Hatem Bazian’s campus politics to the political process. Like Students for Justice in Palestine, a campus hate group that uses its handful of Jewish members as political shields against accusations of anti-Semitism, IfNotNow’s presence whitewashes a violently genocidal cause. And IfNotNow can go where AMP, with its history of Hamas ties, can’t.
IfNotNow co-founder Max Berger works for Senator Elizabeth Warren.IfNotNow members have been able to pose with Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders, and win their support for their hateful cause. The hate group was also able to corral Biden, Buttigieg and Booker. Though with little to show for it. But despite an outcry from the Jewish community, the Warren campaign failed to dump Berger.
IfNotNow has hired six activists to operate in New Hampshire in order to influence the 2020 election. And that’s why Canary Mission’s campaign to bring attention to its alliance with AMP is so critical.
Canary Mission, a Jewish civil rights organization exposing anti-Semitic leftist hate groups online, has launched a campaign to call attention to IfNotNow’s ties with the Hamas supporters and anti-Semitic racists of American Muslims for Palestine. Its report names 25 AMP figures who have spread anti-Semitic hate and 58 IfNotNow members who have worked with AMP.
The issue is especially urgent since IfNotNow has made it clear that it is seeking to influence the 2020 Democrat primaries and its partner, AMP, has been accused of links to a foreign terrorist organization.
Three years ago, Jonathan Schanzer, a former terror finance analyst for the Treasury Department, and a senior vice president for research at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, testified in Congress that organizations funding Hamas had gravitated to American Muslims for Palestine.
The groups in question include the Islamic Association for Palestine, which had been set up by the Muslim Brotherhood.
Hamas is also an affiliate of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/274...iel-greenfield
And now this! again, Islam allows lying for the sake and benefit of Islam.
Omar accused of using campaign funds to pay for alleged paramour's expenses
- Ilan Omar issues terse denial on allegations of affair with married DC consultant
- DC consultant's alleged affair with Ilhan Omar is front and center in divorce papers
Taqiyya: Deception and Lying in Islam
https://www.thereligionofpeace.com/pages/quran/taqiyya.aspx
Does Islam permit Muslims to lie? Muslim scholars teach that Muslims should generally be truthful to each other, unless the purpose of lying is to "smooth over differences" or "gain the upper-hand over an enemy" There are several forms of lying to non-believers that are permitted under certain circumstances, the best known being taqiyya (the Shia name). These circumstances are typically …
The insane Islamic strikes again.
9/11 victim’s son dramatically calls out Rep. Omar at Ground Zero ceremony
We said we would never forget 9/11 and who did what to whom. But, sadly, too many people have forgotten and too many young people, just now reaching voting age, have written off 9/11 as just another historic event. Like many of us might look at the attack on Pearl Harbor. In fact, a very liberal friend, she is 25, made that comparison. She asked me if I hated Japanese people today because of Pearl Harbor. I said, no, of course not, but then the Japanese haven't continued to be a sworn enemy of us...like Islamic extremists have.
Just started reading a biography of Skanderbeg, known as The Sword of Albania. He was a 15th Century general in the Albanian army, and a leader of the Holy Roman Empire which combined most of Christian Europe defending against relentless invasions from Muslims, mostly the Ottoman Empire Turks. Early on the king of Albania tried to maintain peace and acquiesce to demands made by Murad, the ruler of the Ottoman Empire. He paid tributes and even ordered General Skanderbeg to cooperate with the Turks during an invasion of Hungary. But at the major battle, Skanderbeg refused to order his men to attack the Polish cavalry as it swept the field of fleeing Turks. He said, "I will not lead my men in an attack of fellow Christians." Murad was furious and threatened to lay waste to Albania. To make amends, and to keep the peace, the king of Albania called a conference and at it, he agreed to a new treaty, whereupon, the Turks were allowed to establish two fortresses in Albania, and Albania allowed to do the same on the coast of Turkey. To seal the deal, the king ordered that two of Skanderbeg's daughters, ages 12 and 14, would be given as brides to two of Murad's generals.
Ten months later Murad completely violated that treaty. First, he wiped out the two Albanian forts in Turkey, murdering every one of the garrisons, and their combined families, women and children. He had also been secretly reinforcing his forts in Albania. One day a huge Turkish fleet appeared and using the forts as a foothold, landed a huge army in Albania. Skanderbeg led the Albanian army into battle, as the cowardly king fled to Venice, Italy. Remarkably the out-numbered Albanians won a tactical victory. To avoid more losses, and another humiliating defeat, Murad sent word he wanted to meet with Skanderbeg. They met between the lines, under a white flag. Skanderbeg was incensed at the treachery and demanded to know why Murad violated the treaty, and most importantly to him, to learn the fate of his two daughters. Murad said, out of respect for Skanderbeg, a great warrior, he had spared the lives of the girls...but, oh yeah, they had been sold into slavery. They were never heard of again. Then to answer the bigger question, Murad said, "I am not bound by any Earthly power to honor a treaty made with non-Muslims. The treaty was null and void the day we signed it."
And that, folks, is what we are still dealing with 500+ years later. Islamic extremists, and indeed by their inaction, all Muslims, agree with that premise. Non-Muslims have ZERO rights in the minds of Islamists. And they can literally do whatever they wish to non-Muslims. Please, NEVER FORGET THAT!
Liberals Dems are trying to rewrite the history of 9-11 just like they do history in general.
WOW!! Such a racist!
'Squad' Dem won't back resolution recognizing Armenian genocide
Impeach this "woman", put her in jail and then kick her out of our country. She should never have been allowed here much-less vote or be elected to an office. As far as I'm concerned she has only exhibited "hate speech" and verbal acts of treason since joining Congress.
'Squad' Dem calls for 'mass movement of the working class,' end to 'Western imperialism,' at Sanders rally
Liberty loving patriots will one day have to defend our liberty against the socialists that are trying to take down our country. Everyone will have a choice to make. I've made mine. I will die a free man. I know that talk is cheap, but one day, and I believe one day soon, I will be put to the test.
Just like the patriots at the bridge in Concord Massachusetts had to, we'll all have to decide whether to defend our liberty or not. At that moment, one way or the other, our fate as a free people will be sealed.
Omar continued: "The current occupant of the White House likes to talk about making America great. But, every action, and virtually every word out of his mouth, is an attack on the very values and ideals that make this country a beacon of hope for me and the people around the world."Quote:
Originally Posted by TYLERTECHSAS
Shouldn't that "beacon of hope" be because they admire American values and not want to destroy them? Minnesota should be ashamed.
I guess I can keep putting this kook in this thread. After all Islam practices true elitist socialism.
Rashida Tlaib headlined anti-Semitic hate fest
Rashida Tlaib headlined anti-Semitic hate fest
Other speakers have compared Israel to white supremacists, rapists
(WASHINGTON FREE BEACON) Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D., Mich.) was the keynote speaker at a conference hosted by a Muslim organization that traffics in anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and that counts among its supporters many who seek Israel's destruction.
Tlaib headlined the American Muslims for Palestine's (AMP) 2020 election conference late last month in Chicago. The freshman lawmaker, known for her routine criticism of Israel and its supporters, shared the stage with a who's who of leading anti-Semitic conspiracy theorists, including Bernie Sanders surrogate Linda Sarsour.
AMP is at the forefront of the anti-Israel movement in the United States. A report from the Anti-Defamation League, a watchdog group that combats anti-Semitism, said the group promotes "extreme anti-Israel views" and provides "a platform for anti-Semitism."
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