SEIU Is Organizing Prayer Vigels Now…
Far left organizations and SEIU thugs are now holding prayer vigils for big government and socialized health care outside of Senator Lieberman’s home.
The radical left is now threatening Joe Lieberman and his family at his home for his stand against nationalized health care.
The far left Stamford Advocate reported this on the protest:
Quietly holding candles, hundreds of clergymen, congregants and reform advocates lined the sidewalks outside Independent U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman’s Stamford home Sunday night in a show of support for universal health care.
“When we heard not only would he vote against it, but he’d use his power, his position as a swing vote … to block it from coming to a vote, we had to send a message so he knows people who vote overwhelmingly favor the public option,” said Rabbi Stephen Fuchs, of Congregation Beth Israel in West Hartford.
In September, Lieberman told The Advocate that while he supports health care reform, he would not vote for a health care bill that included a public, or government-funded, option.
The pro-Obama Connecticut SEIU branch helped organize the event outside Joe Lieberman’s home.
They weren’t just praying. They were chanting outside his home:
Last night they brought candles… Tomorrow?
November 17th, 2009 | 6:41 am | #1
‘Clergymen’? I see a Muslims hat.
November 17th, 2009 | 6:57 am | #2
This is one of the methods that ACORN used to obtain funds through the Community Reinvestment Act. ACORN would picket the homes of bankers as one method to get their banks to fund ACORN’s mortgage activities. That is one of the serious reasons that America’s banks are faced with such large mortgage losses.
November 17th, 2009 | 7:02 am | #3
one of ct. biggest industries being the insurance
companies. maybe we’ll get to see a “feeding America” ad [formerly second harvest] with an obama speech in the backround decrying lost jobs and hunger in ct. there was one for elkhart indiana – the former rv capital – with an obama speech he delivered there. wish i could find it….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0jEfLu0YQ0
November 17th, 2009 | 7:24 am | #4
Love how the left thinks that they can speak for ALL Americans. They spew how the “majority” wants this or that. One evening recently I was watching a debate on Fox news and the Lefty repeatedly stated that the 50% “majority” wanted the public option healthcare. Now, I don’t know where they went to school but I am pretty sure that 50%, a MAJORITY does not make. Gotta watch those Lefties, they’ll spin just about everything that comes out of their mouths.
November 17th, 2009 | 7:31 am | #5
Should tea party also rally, too? Do tea party group has one in Connecticut?
November 17th, 2009 | 7:48 am | #6
probably the same group of people who will justify their vote for a corrupt unethical politican because he brings home “the bacon”.
can’t possibly let our so-called ethical code stand in the way government freebees. and how many in that group realize that it might not be some unknown millionaire funding the
healthcare – but themselves.
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1304/842279505_fb596784ff.jpg
November 17th, 2009 | 7:54 am | #7
This is scary to me. The majority of Americans want to live freely. Even the leftists because what they really want is control of everyone else but themselves.
This is not about healthcare, it is about control.
Until we are honest about that, as a country, these union protests are going to get uglier and uglier. The left is very close to winning a lifetime goal and they are getting pretty ugly towards anyone or anything threatening that.
The Teaparty movement must continue.
November 17th, 2009 | 7:57 am | #8
Heat up the boiling oil Joe- or back-over ‘em over with your Suburban… you can scrape them out of the wheelwell later, LOL
November 17th, 2009 | 8:02 am | #9
Lieberman stand steadfast. These are the same people who abandoned you during your reelection.
November 17th, 2009 | 8:03 am | #10
just how will union members, government workers, etc make out under government healthcare reform. and if the seiu [under such a reform] is exempt – what the heck are they doing being involved with any of the arrangements. how valid is a demonstration comprised of people who will be held to different standards. throw a few lawyers into the mix since the administration is adverse to
firing up the trial lawyers with tort reform……
November 17th, 2009 | 8:09 am | #11
It would be initimidating to have groups outside your house. I think the left does it quite often. Do any of the groups to the right picket in front of peoples’ doors?
I guess that initimidation mainly belongs to the union mentality. I am distressed these “clergy” are becoming more and more social. I understand the history of MLK and the involvment of churches, but many churches today are primarily concerned about social justice. I left such a church because there was no spiritual direction, only political events to attend. It seemed to me this was a group of people who had a political agenda and just happened to meet in a church.
I also find it ironic these groups push a moral reason to pass this legislation (and they ask for help from religious organizations), however, religion has no right for display in public…right? What in the world are these clergy thinking?
November 17th, 2009 | 8:09 am | #12
Pamela Geller needs to have a little “chit-chat” with this “dhimmi” Rabbi
this was definitely disturbing the peace in that neighborhood this was a direct order from the “groveller-in-chief”
November 17th, 2009 | 8:11 am | #13
I think they have a right to do this, just like a Tea Party protest, BUT what concerns me is when you do this at someone’s private residence, it’s very threatening. And when you have a national union harrassing people every time they disagree with this administration, you have a major problem. SEIU needs to be dealt with now.
November 17th, 2009 | 8:25 am | #14
Texmom,
I agree completely. The only thing objectionable about this protest was the venue. This should have been taken to Lieberman’s offices. The threat is a subtle one. So subtle that many of those who participated in the protest may not even be aware of it. But you can be sure the organizers were aware of the message they were sending. And the message to Lieberman is that they know where he lives and that they are willing to invade his privacy. A reasonable man can infer that, should he remain opposed to their position, subsequent protests may not be so peaceful.
November 17th, 2009 | 8:27 am | #15
A.W. Pink : Another Gospel
Satan is the arch-counterfeiter. The Devil is now busy at work in the same field in which the Lord sowed the good seed. He is seeking to prevent the growth of the wheat by another plant, the tares, which closely resembles the wheat in appearance…
http://sermonindex.net/modules/articles/index.php?view=article&aid=683
November 17th, 2009 | 8:29 am | #16
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November 17th, 2009 | 8:38 am | #17
Great column up at American Thinker. On-topic.
http://tinyurl.com/yzggb2c
“Obama’s Mind Game”
November 17th, 2009 | 8:52 am | #18
Nazi’s enter this equation. I hope Joe has a gun in his house or a Secret service detail. They will kill Joe’s children if they get a chance. Bet on it.
November 17th, 2009 | 9:03 am | #19
Organized Religions of Hate-Fascist Thugs with Smiley Faces; now I understand why the ‘religious right’ is so often under attack-their faith is about love not thugs.
November 17th, 2009 | 9:06 am | #20
Well, now that we know what the rules are, we should be willing to play by them also.
I’ve been thinking over the past few months that the cause of liberty might require that people gather outside the homes of elected officials (and others) in the dead of night and keep chanting the official’s name. If the SIEU is doing this to Lieberman, we should be doing this to the leftists.
November 17th, 2009 | 9:17 am | #21
Highlander, I don’t think the threat was even remotely subtle, which is the point I believe they are putting forth. As you say, they have the right to protest peacefully, and it should have been held at his CT offices, NOT at his home. When people target people’s families for anything, there is nothing peaceful nor legitimate about their intent.
November 17th, 2009 | 9:21 am | #22
Unbelievable. Gross negligent prayer.
God is a merciful God.
November 17th, 2009 | 9:22 am | #23
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November 17th, 2009 | 9:40 am | #24
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November 17th, 2009 | 9:41 am | #25
“When people target people’s families for anything, there is nothing peaceful nor legitimate about ..” as in mob tactics. and how many paid “advocates” do we have there – what was the going hourly pay posted at craig’s list for “healthcare” activists.
November 17th, 2009 | 9:55 am | #26
Trish,
Your point is well taken. I do however, believe that it was definitely too subtle for some of the more earnest “useful idiots” who were, no doubt, in attendance. You know the type. Young, impressionable, ignorant – full of misguided idealism. Cannon-fodder for the left.
November 17th, 2009 | 9:55 am | #27
I am 100% supportive of health care. However, I would not EVER endorse or condone what these people are doing. If you want to protest, go to Washington. Do not go to a congressman’s home and do this kind of thing. This is disgraceful
November 17th, 2009 | 10:02 am | #28
Yes it would be great to have a Tea Party Rally on the other side of the street.
I don’t think Joe will care what this socialist and union thugs say
November 17th, 2009 | 10:39 am | #29
The American Thinker article is good and accurate.
Mike, you support this health care debacle? Really? I want reform as much as anybody but this is not reform it is control.
November 17th, 2009 | 10:51 am | #30
I wonder if the police were called to check this mob for a parade permit in a residential area?
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November 17th, 2009 | 10:52 am | #31
He’s my Rabbi. When he invited congregants to attend the Sunday protest and said it’s time to stop children dying in the streets. Oy Gevalt! I consider him to be a ‘conversative’ish’ because of his strong support of Israel, but on health care – ugh! Unbelievable!
I wouldn’t call him a dhimmni – he doesn’t belong to “Rabbi’s for Obama” (which another CT Rabbi does). Unfortunately the majority of the Reform Jewish community needs to wake up and realize that Christans & the Right Wing are not the danger to us & Israel but the Left Wing & DNC.
You can see the change in the DNC by looking at Sen. Lieberman. Where he was once the mainstream he’s now a “right wing” Democrat.
November 17th, 2009 | 10:52 am | #32
Mike,
What do you mean when you say you are “100% supportive of health care”? Do you think the rest of us don’t like “health care”? Do you think we want to prevent people from getting “health care”?
Do you know enough about the bill that narrowly passed in the House to know if it will actually result in more or less health care?
The lefty Dem politicians play on a phony dichotomy: “We support health care. Our opponents–because they’re against our plans–obviously don’t want people to have health care.”
It’s a dishonest game that cynical lefties are playing. “Health care” is just their avenue to vast power.
November 17th, 2009 | 10:53 am | #33
I think it was a Stamford school – NOT Liberman’s house.
November 17th, 2009 | 10:54 am | #34
All I can say is, “Lock and load, Joe!”
November 17th, 2009 | 10:57 am | #35
Sounds like Joe’s house needs to be invaded by a rapid pack of skunks just in time for the protesters to show up and catch a wiff.
mpw
November 17th, 2009 | 10:59 am | #36
Look what happened to Lou Dobbs. One bullet was able to get him off the air. The Left has always used violence to accomplish its agenda. From the Brownshirts enforcing a Socialist ideology in Nazi Germany, to the Cultural Revolution and the Khmer Rouge, violence in the cause of Socialism has been one of the hallmarks of those who share the values of the American Democrat Party. Now that they have a Fuhrer, they will be much more prone to make threats and violence part of the political process.
I’m not speculating, they have already used violence to silence political speech, and now they are intimidating a public official’s family and children in a less then subtle fashion. Unions know that they have a long history of violence and murder. I’m sure they count on that to make Joe Leiberman think about what has happened to so many who opposed Union power in the past.
The best part is that these are the people who will be exempted from the Socialist Health System. With no skin in the game, why do they care? I think that is a great question to ask the Madrassa Messiah. Maybe someday he will be caught near enough to a real journalist and far enough from a Tele-Prompter to be asked.
20 years ago, who would have dreamt that Socialists in the US would be allowed to stoop to the tactics of tin-pot dictators in banana republics, and dysfunctional third-world backwaters, and yet here we are. We have our own brownshirts brandishing guns at polling places, shots fired at news comentators who disagree with the administration, and now we have Senate members threatened in their homes? How long until Obama rolls the tanks over the Tea Party Movement? Perhaps the Chinese are advising him on how to deal with citizen protesters?
November 17th, 2009 | 11:00 am | #37
Correction – the starting point was a school and then they walk to Lieberman’s house. WOW! I guess I’ll have to work harder as a ’stealth conservative’.
November 17th, 2009 | 11:02 am | #38
PJ:
Your synagogue’s non-profit status should be taken away. Isn’t it against the law for Rabbis, Priests and Ministers to get involved in politics like this?
And to protest in front of someone’s home?
Disgusting.
If I were you, I’d leave that congregation.
What’s next?
Is the SEIU and other thugs(like your Rabbi) going to follow home the children of politicians that they disagree with?
November 17th, 2009 | 11:23 am | #39
The minute it begins to look like these guys are using intimidation tactics on anyone to force compliance, I’d start an open, honest – and very public – discussion of where it might lead.
And have a look at the history of mysterious deaths/murders, with timelines, associated with politicians.
The facts only, please. But let the intimidators know you plan to lay out the ugliness for all Americans to see – and to draw their own conclusions.
November 17th, 2009 | 11:31 am | #40
Senator Lieberman needs to ignore these people. They are true degenerates. This came down from Obama the liar himself. The majority of Americans stand behind Senator Lieberman. If they want nationalized health care, go to Cuba.
November 17th, 2009 | 11:37 am | #41
One of the reasons I like him is that he doesn’t push politics – it was an announcement that came at the very end of the service and lasted all of 2-5minutes. I wouldn’t put up with it if it was more – like the Rabbi for Obama.
Being conservative politically and being a non-orthodox or Hassidic Jew is difficult. But I don’t have to agree with my Rabbi on everything: 2 Jews, 3 opinions.
Read Norman Podhoretz’s “Why Jews are Liberal” at http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203440104574402591116901498.html
BUT I am shocked and troubled that they went to Lieberman’s house. However if SIECU and Acorn organized or helped organize it -then that’s the answer.
There was no mention that it was going to be infront of Lieberman’s house. Or it could be I missed that part because of my brain exploding. I only heard: “Sen. Lieberman.. blocking public option…we need healthcare…..dying children….Sunday.. Stamford…. in front of Stamford __ school.”
November 17th, 2009 | 11:43 am | #42
Sorry AprilNovember, but they want to bring Cuba here. It has nothing to do with health care.
November 17th, 2009 | 12:22 pm | #43
Obama’s Mind Game
http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/11/obamas_mind_game.html
November 17th, 2009 | 12:25 pm | #44
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a tactic taken straight from the pages of “get in their face”
ObamAlinsky’s (not to mention the Islamists) playbook..
Rules for Radicals
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November 17th, 2009 | 1:11 pm | #45
Get a grip everyone. These “protesters” are having a candlelight vigil. Quietly, with candles and a sign for their interfaith fellowship. No fighting words, no nazi pictures. No guns strapped on, no violence, no intimidation. No effigy burning, even.
November 17th, 2009 | 1:34 pm | #46
“Get a grip everyone”
You would be right…if of course there weren’t Union thugs standing in front of the man’s HOME. Protesting and holding a vigil in DC, at his office, on the campaign trail, at a clinic, anywhere but at his house. Showing up at his house is a threat. It’s the equivalent of the gangster (and the Unions have a looooong and well documented history with them) saying “We know where you live, pal!”
November 17th, 2009 | 1:49 pm | #47
The Left will stop at nothing. It is a very frightening thing and who knows where it will end. You know the saying “sow the wind and reap the whirlwind”.
November 17th, 2009 | 1:52 pm | #48
Unreal…SEIU considering Legal Action Against City (Allentown,PA) for ALLOWING Eagle Scout to clear walking Path “”"NO ONE ‘EXCEPT’ A UNION WORKER CAN PICK UP A SHOVEL” http://www.weaselzippers.net/blog/2009/11/unreal-seiu-considering-legal-action-against-city-for-allowing-eagle-scout-to-clear-walking-path-no-.html
November 17th, 2009 | 3:19 pm | #49
Wow, I see far-out Jim Hoft once again bangs the drum only the preternaturally stupid can hear. You get ‘em Jim. One of these days old boy, one of these days you’ll get to squeeze the Shrieking Harpies funbags, don’t give up hope.
Reading the weeping scrawlings of Jim and the bedwetter set that populates his comments section, Palin makes a lot more sense. When you’re a pig-ignorant buffoon you look for those traits in others and Palin filled that bill, just ask Starburst Lowry.
November 17th, 2009 | 3:50 pm | #50
Ooh, scary. Sen. Lieberman must be absolutely petrified looking out his window and seeing all those candle-wielding clergy, labor-union members (automatically “thugs” in the wingnut lexicon), and progressive activists. Why, the next thing you know, those monstrous lefties will be hauling the senator off to one of those secret Obama re-education camps in the desert.
November 17th, 2009 | 3:59 pm | #51
I thought this piece was a joke!
That’s not Joe’s home, in the sense of people having homes they live in. It’s just an apartment in a high rise that he keeps in his home district and sometimes spends a day or two in. He had one in New Haven for years but for some reason got rid of that and got one in Stamford a year or so ago. Joe and Hadassah’s HOME is in D.C. and has been for years. And his “family” certainly isn’t living with him in Stamford — they’re grown and moved on.
As for “far left Stamford Advocate” — hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah! The entire office is howling over that one.
November 17th, 2009 | 4:02 pm | #52
Union Boss,
Let me guess, your gall bladder is acting up? You sure seem to be choking on your own bile. I believe there are medications for your various maladies.
John in Oregon,
Yeppers, because those union people never never never bring threats, intimidation and violence to the party, do they? I mean, it isn’t as if they have established a pattern or anything, right?
November 17th, 2009 | 4:21 pm | #53
PLEASE don’t forget that every single one of these SEIU thugs already has health insurance as part of their union contracts. They are supporting nationalized health care so that they can negotiate for their plans to be schlepped off onto the subsidized public plan while they KEEP the money that went to pay for their health care as salary.
November 17th, 2009 | 6:10 pm | #54
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albeit i shortened the excerpts,
second attempt at posting this..
Taqiyy. @ 8:38 am #17
[The progressives want to turn us into them, to make us feel as deprived and depraved and deadened. It’s the only way that they can silence the roar of shame and self-loathing.
What they don’t understand is this: it’s not going to happen.
There are too many of us who won’t be hypnotized.
We can see right through them. We know who they are: the most piteous of human beings, and the most dangerous. Men without a country, orphans far from home. The forsaken and disowned.
They’re “hungry ghosts,” to use a Tibetan phrase: tormented
beings who are starving to death from their inner nothingness.
Mother Teresa was once asked how she coped with serving the poorest of the poor in Calcutta. She responded that what she saw in the cities of the United States was much more disturbing, because it was a “poverty of the spirit.”
Poverty of the spirit. No truer words can be spoken of the progressive Left.]
RTWT & pass it on..
superb, thanks for sharing..
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November 17th, 2009 | 6:17 pm | #55
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the actual vigil is not the problem..
that they held in front of his house is..
they know where he lives, that’s
the real message aka: threat..
gee, wonder what would happen if the Obama’s
“home” was vigilized?? hmmm hmmm hmmm
and i’m not talking White House.. that belongs
to “we the people”, or at least is used to.. *sigh*
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November 17th, 2009 | 7:41 pm | #56
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November 17th, 2009 | 7:53 pm | #57
Again, maybe a little louder so it can penetrate the layer of tea that clearly leaked from the bags you oafs hung from your hats down into your wrinkled old ear canals; Leiberman doesn’t live there. And these are people praying. Peacefully. I like how you all put quotation marks around “clergy” here too. ‘Cause if it’s not our faith it doesn’t count? No one was intimidating, no one was hurt, no one was exploiting the images of the dead from Dachau either. So what’s the real problem? You’re all terrified of unions? Corporations are certainly going to look out for Americans, not like those mean nasty union “thugs”. Oh, and speaking of thuggery, what’s with the recent obsession with that word around the wingnut sphere? Could it have something to do with it’s connotations in hip-hop lexicon? Maybe a little race baiting? Wait, I spoke too soon, your brave patriotic compatriot spotted a “muslim hat”, call the DHS and round everyone up before they hurt poor Senator Leiberman’s empty apartment with their violent prayers. You people are cowards. Grow up. Stop playing war. And think. About what’s good for America. All of it.
November 17th, 2009 | 8:40 pm | #58
Is this now the new thug in town? They bring in Islamic crowds? youtube has some excellent videos of what happens when you bring Moslem crowds together in just the last couple of weeks. I would be a little rattled if these people were standing outside my house.
Would you?
November 17th, 2009 | 9:45 pm | #59
It’s the equivalent of the gangster (and the Unions have a looooong and well documented history with them) saying “We know where you live, pal!”
And they are telling every kook in the world where he lives. If anything should happen to Leiberman or his family, their hands are clean, right? It should be against the law to use these tactics against one of the lawmakers in this country. It is wrong to use these tactics to influence how a member of congress votes on a bill. I would think the police would disburse this crawd as a public nuisance and an invasion of privacy. Besides, the neighbors must love all this hoohaa. If someone can call the police to break up a loud party in someone’s home, why wouldn’t they break up a crowd chanting outside on the street. It is all disturbing the peace.
November 17th, 2009 | 10:19 pm | #60
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Matt @ 7:53 pm #57
re: [Leiberman doesn’t live there.]
Interfaith Vigil for Healthcare Reform at Joe Lieberman’s House
sarc on/
oh no no no!!
are you telling US your kin folk (uh, gasp, er, gulp, uh, choke) LIE??
/sarc off
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November 17th, 2009 | 10:33 pm | #61
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BarbaraS @ 9:45 pm #59
re: [If anything should happen to Leiberman
or his family, their hands are clean, right?]
amongst many other things i called Obama a Pontius Pilate a long time ago..
[Pilate is a type of the worldly man, knowing the right and anxious to do it
so far as it can be done without personal sacrifice of any kind, but yielding easily to pressure from those whose interest it is that he should act otherwise. He would gladly have acquitted Christ, and even made serious efforts in that direction, but gave way at once when his own position was threatened.]
fits him like a glove..
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November 17th, 2009 | 10:34 pm | #62
PJ:
You probably won’t even see this comment, but LEAVE your synagogue.
This IS political, and to show up at a person’s home to protest is untenable.
How would YOU feel if a mob showed up at your doorstep chanting?
Your Rabbi is disgusting, in my view. I would NEVER follow a man of such hate.
November 17th, 2009 | 11:02 pm | #63
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Matt @ 7:53 pm #57
re: [“muslim hat”]
just a sample:
“I am not a Muslim, I never was a Muslim”
Barry Soetoro; Indonesian Citizen; Religion Islam
You are the instruments that God is going to use to bring about universal change. And that is why Barack has captured the youth. (music) And he has involved young people in a political process that they didn’t care anything about. That’s a sign. When The Messiah speaks, the youth will hear. And The Messiah is absolutely speaking.
truth sarc on/
for some strange reason (not) , all YT vids have gone “poof”.. can’t imagine why, i mean Farrakhan said Obama was “groomed” to be a “Unifier”, how are we going you going to create a Kingdom right here on Earth if we know truths are being swept under the rug??
/truth sarc off
Obama .. a crusader for the cause of Islam.
“The call to prayer is the prettiest sound on Earth at sunset”
“I’m confident that we can create a Kingdom right here on Earth”
~ B Hussein O
Earth to Obama..
tell the truth, set US free!!
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November 17th, 2009 | 11:32 pm | #64
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Khalid Sheik Mohammed Could Actually Walk a Free Man – Steven Emerson — Winds Of Jihad By SheikYerMami @ 7:41 pm #56
re: [Moslems demonstrate for socialized health
care outside of Senator Lieberman’s home?]
Obama Administration Stacking the Deck with Islamists
[Mr. Abdul-Malik is actually very proud of the political tarring and feathering he does as an imam at a mosque (classical Islamism) in Northern Virginia and in fact predicts the utility of soon a Muslim candidate for a ‘full-fledged candidate for President”:
[..] our thought would be to run a full-fledged Muslim candidate for President. In which all the questions would not be about the economy, not about jobs, healthcare – it would be about Islam.”
[..]
Abdul-Malik also makes no bones about discussing how the election of President Obama is a step forward in the project of Islamization and the long term goal of Islamist domination which falls right in lock-step with that of the Muslim Brotherhood as revealed in their manifesto.
[..]
“…even under the pressures that you and I know about, the deen of Islam is growing because people see even within all of this struggle it is better to be a Muslim under these conditions than to be a kaffir under any conditions… before Allah closes our eyes for the last time you will see Islam move from being the second largest religion in America-that’s where we are now- to being the first religion in America.”]
Wake-up Call: Islamists Insert Themselves into Healthcare Debate
[Thus, while members of the Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan) front groups in the United States will certainly not be carrying cards identifying themselves as Ikhwan, their ideologies can be easily identified. What is particularly identifiable is not only their ideas but the way that they use the banner of Islam or “Muslims” to advocate for any and all domestic or foreign policies within the Islamist agenda. It is sad that to this day it remains rare to find active leading American Muslims who take these organizations like CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations) , MPAC (Muslim Public Affairs Council), MAS (Muslim American Society), or ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) to task for their “grand deception”. The deception is that the majority of Muslims agree with any of their stances that identify their comprehensive Islamist political platform under the banner of our faith of Islam. Regardless of their denials, they cannot avoid the fact that their use of the terms “Islamic” or “Muslim” in their organizations is exploitative when they weigh in on non-faith based policy debates and are advancing the agenda of political Islam.]
more here, and here..
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November 18th, 2009 | 2:20 am | #65
well, this shows that Glenn Beck is not a fruit cake, when he talks about Andy Stern and union bosses thinking “when the power of persuasion does not work, the persuasion of power will”?
That’s communist bull crap for greedy people? If you are in politics, you always need a good front yard where you can burn some grass clippings (or a few bales of hay, dropped off by good old boy farmers in the wee hours of the morning, or hidden in your secret bunker, for such occasions?)?
You know what I do when people start partying outside my house all night making noise? I get out Joel Osteen tapes (or the local gospel radio program) and I put a stereo speaker outside so they can hear it. They can hear the word of God (and they quit acting stupid, rarely does it happen again).
November 18th, 2009 | 5:24 am | #66
[...] “hard left” were “threatening Joe Lieberman and his family.” The website Gateway Pundit accused unions of using ”SEIU thugs” to pray. The site sinisterly [...]
November 18th, 2009 | 7:08 am | #67
Target. Rich. Environment.
November 18th, 2009 | 9:37 am | #68
Tammy – I don’t know if you saw my later post about Norman Podhoretz’s article in the WSJ. But basically it’s a systemic problem.
The good thing: One doesn’t follow their Rabbi – he’s a teacher and he leads the congregation in community prayers.
I can’t and won’t defend his position on this issue.
November 18th, 2009 | 12:11 pm | #69
You are all a bunch of bigots!
The proof -is in your post.
I watched the complete video…I never saw a muslim hat or any thing else muslim.
Even so, there are many muslim Americans who support Health Care Reform.
So you hate muslims, jews and anyone who doesn’t fall to their knees when the see Sarah Palin!
November 18th, 2009 | 12:23 pm | #70
Natasha, please continue to call us names. And make assumptions about us and our beliefs and positions.
It’s so very effective.
November 18th, 2009 | 4:28 pm | #71
Clearly these lefty communists were up to no good! I mean, look at those candles! Geez! You could really hurt someone with those. Then I guess they’d expect that if someone was burned that the Government should pay their hospital bills! What a bunch of losers! Sarah Palin shoulda flown over them in a helicopter and shot them like she does those wolves in Alaska! Don’t these people have jobs like hard working Americans should have? I know I get up at 7 every morning, go to McDonalds to eat 5 sausage egg and cheese biscuits. Honk at anyone who has a peace themed bumper sticker and go to my job. These hippies need to get a life. OF COURSE THERE WAS A MUSLIM THERE! B Hussein Obama probably told him to go there on some crazy special watch that they all use to communicate with each other. Palin 2012!
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