The “people” that Obama chooses to surround himself with – or, more likely, those that his handlers choose for him – are often the sort that shock the consciences of the American people.
It’s certainly very shocking for a POTUS to have an Islamist jihadi in their inner circle of czars, appointees and advisers, yet Obama does so in the twisted form of Dalia Mogahed who he appointed to his White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.
It’s pointlessly redundant to describe a Muslim as an anti-Semite, but Mogahed’s recent Twitter rant begs for that redundancy.
To those siding w/Assad: he cannot deliver stability, protection of minorities, or resistance to Israel. He is a killer w/o legitimacy.
Of course, declaring that Syria’s President, Bashar Hafez al-Assad lacked “legitimacy” because he didn’t support Muslim terrorism against Israel strongly enough isn’t that surprising coming from the vermin, Mogahed. This is the worthless sharmuta that two years ago said that Shari’a belonged in the UK and that is provided “gender justice.”
The majority of women around the world associate gender justice, or justice for women, with Shari’a compliance.
To be fair, she’s a hijabi, so it’s more than likely this mariidah kus thinks that wife-beating, raping prepubescent girls, and discriminating against women in matters of testimony, inheritance, marriage and divorce are :gender justice.”
Muslim “Gender Justice”
How Would Mogahed Face Such Justice?
The evidence is not particularly in doubt. The only real question before the American people is what “remedy” to apply to the White House Jihadi and whether or not those that apply it will let the law limit the nature of the solution they arrive at.
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This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 20th, 2012 at 5:53 pm and is filed under Politics, Religion.
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