Category Archives: U.S.A.

Hawaii verifies Obama birth records to Ariz. official who said he’d keep president off ballot

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I have done my best to avoid publishing anything on the origins of Obama, as in my opinion it is the least objectionable thing about him. The fact that he had all his records sealed or that he has appointed Muslim Brotherhood operatives to some of the most important positions in the US government and military, or that he has actually tasked NATO with making kiss face with the Islamic world instead of, you know, space exploration etc. I think come a few dozen steps before where Obama was born. Nonetheless I would feel a hypocrite if I didn’t at least post this as I have occasionally posted on the other side against my own better judgement.

WAPO:

       By Associated Press, Updated: Wednesday, May 23, 1:22 AM

HONOLULU — The state of Hawaii has verified President Barack Obama’s birth records to Arizona’s elections chief after a nearly three-month back and forth that Arizona officials said could have ended without the incumbent’s name on its November ballot.

Joshua Wisch, special assistant to Hawaii Attorney General David Louie, told The Associated Press in an email late Tuesday that the matter is resolved after Hawaii gave Arizona the verification it was looking for.

Anti-Obama Democrats: Is it racism?

Chris Cillizza 11:48 AM ET

THE FIX | What we know for sure is that Appalachia and portions of the South have long been hostile to President Obama.

Hawaii — which has vouched for Obama’s birth in the state several times as early as October 2008 — didn’t bow to the request easily. The Aloha State told Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett he had to prove he needed the records as part of normal business.

Wisch says Hawaii got what it needed, so it gave Bennett’s office the verification.

It’s not immediately clear whether the information will satisfy Bennett. Bennett spokesman Matthew Roberts said the office received the verification and planned to comment Wednesday.

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Mosque or Mom’s house? Dispute over big house in West Miami-Dade

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Miami Herald:

A county commissioner thinks a three-story house under construction in his district may not be what it appears. The homeowner says he’s being discriminated against because he’s Muslim.

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County Commissioner Javier Souto suspects that a seven-bedroom, 11-bathroom house under construction in his West Miami-Dade district is destined to be used as a religious sanctuary — possibly a mosque.

He has complained to the county’s building and zoning departments. He flagged the inspector general, the state attorney and the governor. He also urged his colleagues to initiate an investigation and issue subpoenas.

But property owner Samir Ghazal says he’s just building a house for his mother — an 8,190-square-foot house, featuring a nearly two-story high, Moorish-style arch over the front door.

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Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/05/19/2807766/dispute-involving-big-west-miami.html#storylink=cpy

3 guilty, 6 acquitted in Minn.-to-Tenn. Somali girl sex ring

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Muslim gang rape, not just for England anymore? Pity.

H/T American Defense League:

U.S.A. today:

A federal jury has convicted three men but acquitted five others and one woman of involvement in the sex trafficking of Somali girls in Minnesota and Tennessee.

The nine are among 30 people indicted for allegedly trafficking or conspiring to traffic juveniles in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, Nashville, Tenn., and Columbus, Ohio. The other 21, including two women, may face trial in the future.

In Nashville today, Idris Ibrahim Fahra, Andrew Kayachith and Yassin Abdirahman Yusuf, all of the Twin Cities, were found guilty of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of children by force, fraud or coercion,the Associated Press reports. They were also charged with child sex trafficking and attempted child sex trafficking; only Fahra was convicted of child sex trafficking.

All could be sentenced to life. No sentencing date was set.

The jury of six men and six women, which deliberated five days after the three-week trial, acquitted Faduma Mohamed Farah, Ahmad Abnulnasir Ahmad, Musse Ahmed Ali, Fatah Haji Hashi, Dahir Nor Ibrahim and Mohamed Ahmed Amalle.

Farah, who like Fahra is from Ethiopia, still faces prosecution for allegedly lying on her application for permanent U.S. residency.

Prosecutors accused the nine of belonging to gangs mostly run by Somali refugees. Six are of Somali descent. Kayachith is U.S. born and of Laotian descent.

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A Censored Race War

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National Review:

Thomas Sowell 

When two white newspaper reporters for the Virginian-Pilot were driving through Norfolk, and were set upon and beaten by a mob of young blacks — beaten so badly that they had to take a week off from work — that might sound like news that should have been reported, at least by their own newspaper. But it wasn’t.

The O’Reilly Factor on Fox News Channel was the first major television program to report this incident. Yet this story is not just a Norfolk story, either in what happened or in how the media and the authorities have tried to sweep it under the rug.

Similar episodes of unprovoked violence by young black gangs against white people chosen at random on beaches, in shopping malls, or in other public places have occurred in Philadelphia, New York, Denver, Chicago, Cleveland, Washington, Los Angeles, and other places across the country. Both the authorities and the media tend to try to sweep these episodes under the rug.

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GAO: Recoverable Oil in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming ‘About Equal to Entire World’s Proven Oil Reserves’

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3 TRILLION BARRELS!

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(CNSNews.com) – The Green River Formation, a largely vacant area of mostly federal land that covers the territory where Colorado, Utah and Wyoming come together, contains about as much recoverable oil as all the rest the world’s proven reserves combined, an auditor from the Government Accountability Office told Congress on Thursday.

The GAO testimony said that the federal government was in “a unique position to influence the development of oil shale” because the Green River deposits were mostly beneath federal land.

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Frank Gaffney’s course on Muslim-Brotherhood infiltration of the US government hits a nerve with Islamic world.

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Here is an Al Jazeera clip on the course thanks to ‘Halal Booze Shack‘. Clearly, this penlight of truth on the massive infection which is Islam in the US has caused some of the pathogens to react.

It is noteworthy that at no point does Al Jazeera discuss any of the points raised, depending solely on political correctness and the assumption that any criticism of Islam is inherently wrong out of the gates.

U.S. Lawyer puts Islamic principles before legal ones

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From SDAMAT’s YT Page:

This legal eagle has made herself over into the draped defender.

In a pandering fashion choice, Washington-based lawyer Cheryl Bormann showed up in the Guantanamo Bay terror courtroom yesterday in a traditional Muslim woman’s head garb (left). Continue Reading →

Has the United States abandoned all of the values that define it?

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One ‘Left-wing’ friend of mine who I admire, and who is intelligent and articulate beyond measure, described Barack Obama as the most right wing president since Richard Nixon. I may be beginning to agree with him once the labels and definitions are jiggered a little.

Here are two articles which describe the way in which the US embassy managed to shuck off an awkward diplomatic situation when a Chinese human rights activist attempted to seek asylum at the US embassy in Beijing.

This one by Anne Bayefsky on FOX News:

and this one from National Review:

The Obama foreign policy lynchpin known as “engagement” has run into one more eminently predictable quagmire in the case of Chen Guangcheng. State Department officials knew full well that five seconds out of American custody and into Chinese hands they could not guarantee Chen a thing.

So what did they do? They took a man who had suffered years of Chinese human rights abominations and in less than one week they asked him — of their own admission — over and over: What do you want to do now? What do you want to do now? What do you want to do now?

It is hardly a surprise that eventually they got the answer they wanted — the response that made their life a whole lot easier given Chinese banquets for visiting Obama emissaries were waiting and Hillary Clinton was coming to town. And yet astoundingly Obama officials expect us to believe that the atmosphere at the embassy was one of “no pressure.”

 
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