Latest Press Release from : 9/11 Parents & Families of Firefighters & WTC Victims The Rally is not the problem, the mosque is..... "9/11 Parents & Families of Firefighters and WTC Victims" Recently a 9/11 family group called for suppression of the September 11th rally near Ground Zero which opposes theconstruction of a mosque and cultural center near the sacred ground. Many 9/11 families do not agree with attempting to stop this demonstration - and the majority of our group supports the purpose and principles of this rally. We have been informed that this demonstration will in no way interfere with the Anniversary Commemoration - instead it will be held at the site of the proposed mosque building at Park Place - after the conclusion of the 9/11 ceremony. Numerous family members, including many from out of state, have made arrangements to attend this important gathering. While we respect the rights and opinions of others, we feel that no one should attempt to inhibit the expression of free speech for the large number of 9/11 family members who wish to participate in opposing the construction of this mosque and cultural center. This project represents a gross lack of sensitivity to the 9/11 families and disrespects the memory of all those who were murdered at the WTC both in 1993 and 2001. We affirm that the 9/11 Anniversary is a very special and precious commemoration for all of us. However, we feel that by attending and participating in this rally, families can endeavor to ensure that the sacred ground will continue to be respected for posterity. Many of our family members feel that they have a moral obligation to their loved ones to raise their voices as the world looks upon us and sees our plight. For many family members, the looming, unresolved mosque controversy has made the upcoming September 11th Anniversaryeven more upsetting and troubling. There can be no peace and reflection for the 9/11 families who strongly feel that this proposed mosque is disrespectful and insensitive. On 9/11, as the world is focusing on Ground Zero, families want to be able to raise their voices and say to the world that this is wrong. While it is possible for some to seek peace and reflection on 9/11 - for others it is better to actively seek justice and honor the legacy of their loved ones by publicly challenging this building whose location so affronts the sensitivity of large numbers of victims' families. While we may all wish for peace and tranquility - if there is no justice for the victims and their families- there will be no peace for any of us. No one is being forced to attend this rally, but all family members should have the right to choose whatever they wish to do. On this most poignant day, relatives and friends of the victims have the right to join together with other 9/11 family members who want their voices to be heard in honor of their lost loved ones. Chief Jim Riches, Chairperson 9/11 Parents & Families of Firefighters & WTC Victims Sally Regenhard, Vice Chair Supporters: Update: More families come out in support ............. ============================================================================ A message from Pamela and Robert: We are aware that some 9/11 families, while declaring their opposition to the mega-mosque, have asked us to move the date from September 11 because they feel that our rally will be “disrespectful.” As they must know, we did not choose the date of the rally to be “disrespectful” for those who were murdered on September 11, 2001. In fact, we did not choose it at all. The date was chosen for us when Daisy Khan announced that the Islamic supremacists plan to break ground for their mosque on September 11, 2011. (She denies this now, contradicting her own words.) They are trying to co-opt the date of September 11 for their own nefarious purposes. We are not willing to let them succeed in that attempt. In a certain sense, we are all 9/11 family members: as a nation, we all suffered grievous harm on September 11, 2001. As Americans, we want to reclaim September 11 as a day of mourning -- and as a day of national resolve and remembrance to stand up to the inhuman ideology that slaughtered 3,000 precious souls on September 11, 2001. As such, we are beginning the rally after the conclusion of the memorial services, and we are starting with a solemn memorial of our own, featuring a minister and rabbi offering prayers for the 9/11 families and for the nation. Only in that context are we going to speak about the Ground Zero mega-mosque at all. By so doing we are going to do our part to reclaim 9/11 for patriots. Those who don’t have special press credentials or status as a 9/11 family member have been subjected every September 11 to the 9/11 truthers, the America-haters, the conspiracy mongers, trinket hawkers, and those openly crowing about America’s defeat on that day. Ground Zero turns into a desecration of the memories of the fallen. The 9/11 families, inside their secure area, may have experienced the day as a time of mourning in an atmosphere of sanctity. But outside that area, 9/11 has been claimed every year by enemies of our nation. Consequently, the idea of gathering tens of thousands of patriots at Ground Zero, to stand reverently and respectfully for American values, honors the memory of those who died on September 11, 2001 simply because they were Americans. The patriots at Ground Zero, praying for the victims’ families and for America, have been asked out of respect not to bring signs, but onlyAmerican flags. The rally is a one of remembrance, dedicated to honoring the memory of those who were murdered, and making sure their memory is not desecrated by this mosque. How does such a spectacle in any way dishonor the victims of the 9/11 attacks? We have received scores of emails from 9/11 family members, urging us not to change the date, but to keep it where it was. Despite this faction’s stated opposition to the mega-mosque at Ground Zero, no one will be more pleased by their statement against our rally than Ibrahim Hooper of the Hamas-linked Council on American Islamic Relations, Muslim Brotherhood groups such as MSA, ISNA, and ICNA, the Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, Daisy Khan, and Sharif El-Gamal. Thousands of patriots praying with flags, weeping, at Ground Zero on September 11, instead of a gang of 9/11 Truthers and thugs. They’re not coming to agitate. They’re coming to pay their respects. Given the declarations of Daisy Khan about September 11, 2011 and the carnival atmosphere of every September 11 in the past few years, we cannot and will not move the date. It is necessary for Americans to reclaim that date. SEPTEMBER 11TH REMEMBRANCE RALLY STOP THE GROUND ZERO MOSQUE 3pm Park Place and West Broadway A reader forwarded a very early-morning e-mail from Chief Jim Riches and Sally Regenhard, chair and vice chair (respectively) of the 9/11 Parents & Families of Firefighters & WTC Victims in defense of a rally planned on the upcoming anniversary of the Twin Towers’ attacks in opposition to the Park51 project. The event is planned for the site of the proposed mosque and Islamic center, NOT at Gorund Zero itself, which is two blocks away, so as not to interfere with the official commemoration ceremonies. Actually, the rally is scheduled to start upon the conclusion of the ceremony, which some of the family members will no doubt attend. “While we respect the rights and opinions of others, we feel that no one should attempt to inhibit the expression of free speech for the large number of 9/11 family members who wish to participate in opposing the construction of this mosque and cultural center,” Riches and Regenhard wrote. “This project represents a gross lack of sensitivity to the 9/11 families and disrespects the memory of all those who were murdered at the WTC both in 1993 and 2001.” “We affirm that the 9/11 Anniversary is a very special and precious commemoration for all of us. However, we feel that by attending and participating in this rally, families can endeavor to ensure that the sacred ground will continue to be respected for posterity.” “Many of our family members feel that they have a moral obligation to their loved ones to raise their voices as the world looks upon us and sees our plight.” The full text of the e-mail and the list of supporters who signed onto it appears after the jump. A special message for all 9/11 Family members – from fellow 9/11 Families – regarding the September 11 Rally against the Ground Zero mosque. The Rally is not the problem, the mosque is…”9/11 Parents & Families of Firefighters and WTC Victims” Recently a 9/11 family group called for suppression of the September 11th rally near Ground Zero which opposes the construction of a mosque and cultural center near the sacred ground. Many 9/11 families do not agree with attempting to stop this demonstration – and the majority of our group supports the purpose and principles of this rally. We have been informed that this demonstration will in no way interfere with the Anniversary Commemoration – instead it will be held at the site of the proposed mosque building at Park Place – after the conclusion of the 9/11 ceremony. Numerous family members, including many from out of state, have made arrangements to attend this important gathering. While we respect the rights and opinions of others, we feel that no one should attempt to inhibit the expression of free speech for the large number of 9/11 family members who wish to participate in opposing the construction of this mosque and cultural center. This project represents a gross lack of sensitivity to the 9/11 families and disrespects the memory of all those who were murdered at the WTC both in 1993 and 2001. We affirm that the 9/11 Anniversary is a very special and precious commemoration for all of us. However, we feel that by attending and participating in this rally, families can endeavor to ensure that the sacred ground will continue to be respected for posterity. For many family members, the looming, unresolved mosque controversy has made the upcoming September 11th Anniversary even more upsetting and troubling. There can be no peace and reflection for the 9/11 families who strongly feel that this proposed mosque is disrespectful and insensitive. On 9/11, as the world is focusing on Ground Zero, families want to be able to raise their voices and say to the world that this is wrong. While it is possible for some to seek peace and reflection on 9/11 – for others it is better to actively seek justice and honor the legacy of their loved ones by publicly challenging this building whose location so affronts the sensitivity of large numbers of victims’ families. While we may all wish for peace and tranquility – if there is no justice for the victims and their families- there will be no peace for any of us. No one is being forced to attend this rally, but all family members should have the right to choose whatever they wish to do. On this most poignant day, relatives and friends of the victims have the right to join together with other 9/11 family members who want their voices to be heard in honor of their lost loved ones. Join Us: 9/11/10, 3PM, Park Place & W. Broadway, 2 blks from GZ. Chief Jim Riches,Chairperson Sally Regenhard, Vice Chair Supporters: Bill Doyle Update: More families come out in support ............. Despite the overwhelming evidence that radical Imam and rat and roach slumlord Feisal Rauf has ties to extremists (Qaradawi, Tantawi) and terror organizations (Perdana Organization), and is funded by Al Qaeda/Bin Laden corporations, and despite the fact that one of the financial backers of Rauf's Islamic mosque and cultural center project in Lower Manhattan contributed to Hamas, socialist dynasty heir and silver spooned Andrew Cuomo proclaimed that he will defy the will of the people and the rule of law, and his responsibility to protect and defend the public. He will not investigate the shady funding behind the $150 million needed to build the Ground Zero mega mosque. Reason enough to cast your vote for Carl Paladino. But that is just the tip of the iceberg. More on Cuomo to come. State Attorney General and gubernatorial hopeful Andrew Cuomo said Thursday he has no plans to investigate the Islamic community center and mosque. According to a recent poll, seven out of 10 New York State voters say they want him to look into the project's financing. Cuomo said he could not investigate the fundraising for the project because so little money has been raised so far. He said his office would also need cause to probe the group. The internationalist in chief, single minded in his focus upon relinquishing American sovereignty to international law (the UN), is at war with America. America is under attack from within at the highest levels of power. Barack Hussein Obama’s policies are bringing America to her knees. With a consistency that can only come from deeply held conviction, Barack Hussein Obama is damaging the office of the presidency and compromising American sovereignty. As soon as he became president, he took decisive steps to submit American sovereignty to the will of international bodies. First Obama attacked America by suing Arizona for passing a law that merely reflected federal immigration law. Now the Obama administration has included the Arizona state immigration law in a report of human rights abuses to the UN, that collective negation of humanity and home of the worst human rights abusers in the world. Obama is an internationalist, and this has more ominous implications for American sovereignty. “What transnationalism, at bottom, is all about is depriving American citizens of their powers of representative government by selectively imposing on them the favored policies of Europe's leftist elites.” In contrast, “proponents of a nationalist jurisprudence view ‘foreign legal precedents’ as ‘an impermissible imposition on the exercise of American sovereignty.’” legal expert M. Edward Whelan, president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, the former general counsel to the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, former principal deputy assistant attorney general for the Office of Legal Counsel in the U.S. Department of Justice Obama's latest attack on America may shock Americans, but readers of The Post-American Presidency: The Obama Administration's War on America will nod their heads in recognition. It's all in my book: the relinquishing of American sovereignty and Obama's internationalism. Americans can’t say they hadn’t been warned. They should have noticed that the charismatic young Democratic presidential candidate had numerous socialist associations, going back to a childhood spent among internationalists. And even as recently as a nine months before he was elected president, he sponsored a bill in the Senate that would compromise American sovereignty (the Global Poverty Act.) Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer demanded Friday that a reference to the state's controversial immigration law be removed from a State Department report to the United Nations' human rights commissioner. Read it all: The Post-American Presidency: The Obama Administration's War on America A rat and roach slumlord, financed by taxpayers, and now this: The leader of the Ground Zero mosque got hugely valuable tax-exempt status for a Muslim organization he founded after claiming as many as 500 of its members prayed daily in a small, one-bedroom Upper West Side apartment also listed as his wife's residence, The Post has learned. Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf sought "church status" -- an official IRS term for a house of worship of any religion -- for the American Sufi Muslim Association, or ASMA, in 1998. The feds granted the request. "Church status" is more than just an exemption -- it means never having to pay taxes, file returns or reveal the sources of a congregation's money or how it's spent, according to the Washington-based Investigative Project on Terrorism, which discovered the group's startling claims on the IRS form it filed seeking the special status. On that form, the organization said it held services at 201 W. 85th St. That's a 17-story apartment building with no public space big enough to accommodate the 450 to 500 worshippers the group claimed regularly showed up five times a day to pray. There's no indication ASMA or any of its officers rented space in the building other than the apartment, which the Investigative Project says is only 800 square feet. A year earlier, the imam's wife, Daisy Kahn, had been named as an ASMA director in incorporation papers. In those papers, she stated the 10th-floor apartment was her legal residence. (Read more: here) More skulduggery from the deceptive Imam Rauf and the Con. Let's hope we can make the Ground Zero mega mosque "nonexistent." The federal government considers the Muslim group founded by Ground Zero Mosque leader Feisal Abdul Rauf to be a tax-exempt church. But federal records show the group obtained that status by claiming to hold prayer services for up to 500 people in a Manhattan apartment building that has no space to hold that many people. The application for tax exempt status from the American Sufi Muslim Association (ASMA) in 1998 claimed the group had an established place of worship at 201 W. 85th St. in New York. That is a 17-floor apartment building. The 1998 tax filing, called a 1023 form, is required for any institution that wants to be considered a religious house of worship and therefore exempt from taxation. In the filing, Rauf is identified as ASMA's founder. The application said the group was already operating as a prayer center for between 450 and 500 daily worshipers. ASMA claimed to hold prayer services in this Manhattan apartment building, which has no space for group activity. However, a review of the building and real estate records indicates there is nowhere in the building to house that many congregants. ASMA lists its office address as 201 W. 85th St., Apt. 10E on the tax form, while it cites only the building address as its location for prayer services. The building has apartments only and no public spaces, such as a conference or a board room, to accommodate 450 people. Apartment 10E, building records show, is a one-bedroom apartment with about 800 square feet of living space. In the 1997 incorporation records filed with the state of New York, Rauf's wife, Daisy Khan, was named as an ASMA director living at that address. But when ASMA filed for its church status with the IRS, Khan was no longer listed as a director. Instead, Rauf signed the form that said ASMA's address was the same as Khan's apartment – 201 W. 85th St., Apt. 10E. Rauf was traveling in the Middle East on a State Department-sponsored tour and could not be reached for comment. In an email late Wednesday, Khan claimed the IPT story was inaccurate, but did not specify what she thought was wrong: "I have received your enquiry, and notice that it includes inaccurate and outdated information. Unfortunately, as I'm sure you can appreciate, we are extremely busy right now and will not be able to provide you with answers by the time of your deadline. I look forward to communicating with you in the future, so that all the facts can be known." Khan did not respond to a subsequent telephone call seeking details of what she thought was inaccurate. Since ASMA's creation in 1997, its organizers have listed three separate addresses in their filings with state and local governments, records show. When Rauf and Khan first filed their incorporation papers with the state of New York in July 1997, the group was called the American Sufi Muslim Association (ASMA). Its address was 227 78th St., North Bergen, N.J. That was Rauf's home. A year later, when ASMA filed for tax-exempt religious status from the IRS, it cited the 201 W. 85th St. address in New York. Khan, however, was no longer listed as an ASMA director in the 1998 IRS filing. Eight years later, when the group filed records with New York State to formally change its name to the American Society for Muslim Advancement, it listed the North Bergen, N.J., address. Finally, a Feb. 2, 2008, filing with New York State lists ASMA's address as 475 Riverside Dr. in New York. That's an office building called the Interchurch Center, which is home to many religious groups. Just as Rauf and Khan now say they want to build a mosque and cultural center to house worshipers two blocks from the site of the former World Trade Center, they said in the 1998 tax filing that they wanted to build a larger prayer facility: "ASMA intends to continue its present activities, as well as to expand its services by establishing a permanent large scale prayer center in New York City," the group reported in its 1998 filing for tax-exempt status. "The center will include a mosque (prayer place) where every Friday and daily large congregation prayers and meditation centers will be held." ASMA records don't indicate that the center was ever built. The group's corporate filings and website only show the 475 Riverside Dr. address. Instead of leading prayers at a building controlled by ASMA, Rauf was the imam at the al-Farah mosque in lower Manhattan, about 10 blocks from the site of the proposed mosque and community center. In an interview posted on the ASMA web site, Rauf said he started preaching at al-Farah in 1983. Go. Read the whole thing. So Abe Foxman had his lucid moment when he came out against the Ground Zero mega mosque, most uncharacteristically, and has now fallen back to his groveling, simpering lapdog panting to jihadists. Worming his way back in, he smears and libels those of us who are fighting for truth, justice and the American way. Mighty classy, dhimmi. Here is a man who refuses to call the Armenian genocide of two million Christians a genocide, but expects the Holocaust to be considered as such. What's the difference? And if he can dismiss that genocide, what differentiates him from, say, an Ahmadinejad, who denies the Holocaust? Foxman went so far as to fire an ADL regional director for disagreeing with him over the Armenian genocide. Foxman, in order to remain consistent with his position opposing the convent outside of Auschwitz, came out against the Ground Zero mega mosque -- to his credit. He has been sorry ever since, and has now redeemed himself with his Islamic supremacist elders by bashing our rally on 911 and If you want to lose your lunch, you can read Foxman's cud here. ADL'S Abe Foxman denounces anti-mosque rally as 'un-American' (Washington Post) Wilders is an "anti-Muslim bigot," he says. So it's bigotry to stand against the stonings, the amputations, the clitorectomies, the honor killings, the denial of free speech, the death penalty for apostasy, and all the rest. I think it's bigotry not to stand against those things. As you must know, we did not choose the date for the rally to be "disrespectful" to those who were murdered on September 11, 2001. In fact, we did not choose it at all. The date was chosen for us when Daisy Khan announced that the Islamic supremacists planned to break ground for their mosque on September 11, 2011. They are trying to co-opt the date for their own nefarious purposes. We are not willing to let them succeed in that attempt. In a certain sense, we are all 9/11 family members: as a nation, we all suffered grievous harm on September 11, 2001. As Americans, we object to the planned co-opting of this day by Islamic supremacists, and want to reclaim that day as a day of mourning and a day of national resolve and remembrance to stand up to the inhuman ideology that slaughtered 3,000 precious souls on September 11, 2001. As such, we are beginning the rally after the conclusion of the memorial services, and we are starting with a solemn memorial of our own, featuring a minister and rabbi offering prayers for the 9/11 families and for the nation. Only in that context are we going to speak about the mega-mosque at all. And by so doing, we are going to do our part to reclaim 9/11 for patriots. I don't have special press credentials, and I don't have status as a 9/11 family member, so every September 11 when I go down to Ground Zero I can't get into the special area that is reserved for 9/11 family members. So I've stood outside with the 9/11 truthers, the America-haters, the conspiracy mongers, and those openly crowing about America's defeat on that day. I've seen Ground Zero turn into a desecration of the memories of the fallen. Outside the area reserved for family members, 9/11 has been claimed every year by freaks and enemies of our nation. Consequently, I was moved by the idea of gathering as many as 50,000 patriots (which is the size of the crowd police are anticipating for our rally at this point) at Ground Zero, to stand reverently and respectfully for American values. I have asked them not to bring signs, but only American flags. 50,000 patriots at Ground Zero, praying for the victims' families and for America. Our rally is a rally of remembrance, dedicated to honoring the memory of those who were murdered, and making sure their memory is not desecrated by this mosque. How does such a spectacle in any way dishonor the victims of the 9/11 attacks? 9/11 family members have stood with me from the beginning. A great many of them have written to me and expressed their support for our rally and for its being on 9/11. Some of them will be speaking at our rally, after the memorial observance. Abe Foxman should be ashamed of himself, if he had any shame, for trying to marginalize them. Muslims are back at it in meat plants with a new EEOC lawsuit. Picking up where they left off in September 2008, when Muslims walked off their jobs after demanding JB Swift accommodate prayer times over the observance of Ramadan. According to the Tribune, about 100 Somalis planned to march to the Swift plant and protest “peacefully”, unlike Friday when there were reports that they rampaged in the plant when told they could not have their break when they wanted it. For background see my posts yesterday here and here. that Swift has fired 130-150 of the Somali workers who walked off the production line in protest over break times last Friday. We have reported that there was some sort of violence by the Somalis inside the plant that caused the company to ask for police to be on hand when the workers were let out that evening. The following day, non-Muslim workers, many of them legal Hispanic workers, protested saying that the “Somalis are running our plant.” At one point, JBS moved up the second-shift dinner break, so that Muslim workers could observe the holiday -- but management was forced to change its position after nearly 400 non-Muslim workers walked off the job, protesting that the company's decision unfairly catered to their peers. Fast forward to Obama's America. The feds have filed a lawsuit against JB Swift for not submitting to Islam. Feds say JBS discriminated against Muslim workers Federal officials said JBS USA’s Grand Island, Neb., beef plant must provide Muslim workers prayer time and not retaliate against those who request it. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Monday filed a lawsuit on behalf of 86 Somali Muslims who were fired after walking off the job during Ramadan of 2008. “[JBS] has engaged in a pattern or practice of discrimination by (1) unlawfully denying reasonable religious accommodation to its Somali Muslim employees; and (2) unlawfully terminating its Somali Muslim employees because of their religion, national origin, and in retaliation for their requests for religious accommodation, and their complaints of denied religious accommodation,” the complaint states. The suit seeks backpay and other compensation for the workers. A similar suit was filed in Colorado aimed at JBS USA's Greeley, Colo., beef plant, an EEOC spokeswoman told Meatingplace. JBS did not respond to requests by Meatingplace for comment. The company fired the workers in the fall of 2008 for repeatedly walking off the line while bartering for prayer accommodations during Ramadan, a month-long holiday during which worshipers fast from sunrise to sunset. At one point JBS resolved to move up second-shift dinner break up to 7:45 p.m. from 8 p.m. so Muslim workers could observe the holiday. However, management changed its position after nearly 400 non-Muslim workers walked off the job, protesting that the company's decision unfairly catered to their peers. The EEOC spokeswoman said the break-time requests the Muslim workers made were within timeframes permissible in their bargaining agreements.
A SPECIAL MESSAGE FOR ALL 9/11 FAMILY MEMBERS -- FROM FELLOW 9/11 FAMILIES REGARDING THE SEPTEMBER 11 RALLY AGAINST THE GROUND ZERO MEGA MOSQUE
Jim McCaffrey
Chief Al Santora
Maureen Santora
Rosemary Cain
Russell Mercer
Joyce Mercer
Rosaleen Tallon
Eileen Tallon
Albert Regenhard
Nelly Braginsky
Robert Da Ros
Timothy Dennehy
Joan O'Callaghan
Marcia Morris
Noreen O'Riordan
Christina Regenhard
Wen Shi
Margaret Wade
Dave Wade
Kathleen Bergin
Donal Flynn
Emma DiPierro
Rosa P. Leonetti
Dominick LaFalce
UPDATE: More 911 family members have added their names to the list;Maxine Lovero McCormack
James Lovero
Gabrielle McCormack
Michael McCormack
Michael Lovero
Rita Lovero
Debbie Rand
Paula Minara
Patricia Tamuccio
James Tamuccio
Mary Ann Marino
Pat Marino
Todd Higley
Carol Eckna
Eileen Walsh
We are grateful that a wide spectrum of 9/11 families have declared their unequivocal support for our September 11 Rally of Remembrance honoring the victims of 9/11 and ensuring that their memories will not be desecrated by the construction of an Islamic supremacist mega-mosque at Ground Zero.Saturday, September 04, 2010
Friday, September 03, 2010
CAPITAL TV TONIGHT: 911 FAMILY MEMBERS DEFEND 9/11 ANTI-MOSQUE RALLY
Many of our family members feel that they have a moral obligation to their loved ones to raise their voices as the world looks upon us and sees our plight.
9/11 Parents & Families of Firefighters & WTC Victims
Debra Burlingame
Jim McCaffrey
Chief Al Santora
Maureen Santora
Rosemary Cain
Rosaleen Tallon
Eileen Tallon
Albert Regenhard
Nelly Braginsky
Robert Da Ros
Timothy Dennehy
Joan O’Callaghan
Marcia Morris
Noreen O’Riordan
Margaret Wade
Dave Wade
Kathleen Bergin
Donal Flynn
Emma DiPierro
Rosa P. Leonetti
Debbie Rand
Paula Minara
Patricia Tamuccio
James Tamuccio
Mary Ann Marino
Pat Marino
Todd Higley
Carol Eckna
Eileen WalshThursday, September 02, 2010
VOTE PALADINO: CUOMO WON'T INVESTIGATE JIHADIST FUNDING BEHIND GROUND ZERO MEGA MOSQUE EXTREMIST IMAM RAUF
THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION'S WAR ON AMERICA
RAUF'S NONEXISTENT MOSQUE
Tax break for GZ imam"prayer pad' NY Post
Questions Raised About Rauf's Nonexistent Mosque IPT hat tip Ray
EVEN A BROKEN CLOCK IS RIGHT TWICE A DAY
smearing the courageous and singular Geert Wilders.
MOSQUEING THE WORKPLACE: SUE THE UNBELIEVERS WHEREVER YOU FIND THEM!
Fardowsa Anshur, right, voices her anger to a fellow JBS Swift employee in September 2008 in Greeley after Swift said it would not accommodate Muslim prayers. (Greeley Tribune file photo)
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