Dear List, amv"sh
Today I was bombarded with emails from credible sources as per the dangers of the teachings of Islam and how we, the Americans are their moral and financial support system.
What stupid naivete of Mayor Bloomberg in allowing and promoting the Mosque at the World Trade Center site turning a blind eye as per it's funding.
Read from Arlene Kushner about Kuwaiti-born Feisal Abdul Rauf, who founded the Cordoba Initiative in 2003 and is behind the current plans to erect Cordoba House at Ground Zero. In fact, he wants to be the imam there Today he is an American citizen about to take an international trip at the behest of the US State Department. She writes "Understand, please, this will be government funded, with your money (if you are American) and mine (yes, I still pay US taxes) covering the cost" ."What business is it of the American government to send a Muslim to Muslim-majority countries to talk about Islam? JinSA .
Read how our American Tax Money is supporting UNRWA that funds the teaching of Jihad. (thank you Hartuv's Love of the Land Israel blog and David Bedein Israel Behind the News)
Kudos to Rep. Nita Lowey (D-NY) who has made a difference who announced that Congress would block the disbursement of $100 million in U.S. military aid to Lebanon in the wake of the killing of an IDF officer inside Israel by Lebanese Armed Forces personnel and kudos to House Foreign Affairs Chairman Howard Berman (D-CA) who voiced concerns of "reported Hezbollah influence on the Lebanese Armed Forces."
Please raise your voices!
Watch the youtubes sent by Gadi Eshel ,
Watch the Documentary by Pierre Rehov on where the money to UNRWA is going,
and then read Arlene Kushner,
UCI newsletter links and finally
Paul Eidelbergs Punctuated Anarchy in Israel Posted Wednesday, August 11 which portrays Israel as a Punctuated Oligarchy rather than as a Democracy.
From Manhigut Yehudit newsletter: "Judges and police you shall put in all your gates that G-d, your G-d gives you." (From this week's Torah portion, Shoftim, Deuteronomy 16:18)
"Justice, justice you shall pursue so that you may live and you will inherit the Land that G-d your G-d gives you." (ibid 20)
Pearlman almost didn't get a release because Shin Bet appealed to change the judge who wanted to release him due to lack of evidence. http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/139082
Baruch Hashem Petach Tikva Magistrates prevailed and some Justice was administered. Pearlman is to be released on house arrest. Now who will bring justice against the Shin Bet who are provocateurs against Jewish Settlers like Pearlman trying their hardest to get them to commit crimes so that Jewish settlers can be portrayed as agitators and violent and thirsty for Palestinian blood?
That is quite an earful for one day. How can anyone get any sleep after reading all of this? Oh I didn't even get to Honest Reporting's expose on Reuters.
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." (Edmund Burke)
From: גדי אשל <gadi.eshel@ptk.co.il>
Date: 2010/8/11
Subject: Understanding Islam: Qur'an & Shari'a & Taqiyya first
To: faigerayzel@gmail.com
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*****UNRWA - Where the money goes ? UNRWA - Lords of Misery (Video) Film made by Pierre Rehov: UNRWA was given 1 year mandate to resettle the 450,000 palestinian refugees in 1948 .
Sixty years later and they did nothing , even though they get $400,000,000 every year .
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"Perdana is the single biggest donor ($366,000) so far to the Free Gaza Movement, a key organizer of the six-ship flotilla that tried to break Israel's blockade of the Hamas-run Gaza Strip..."
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/international/imam_unmosqued_0XbZMwCvHAVdRZEKgx29AK#ixzz0wKPXU2jS
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"What business is it of the American government to send a Muslim to Muslim-majority countries to talk about Islam? How offensive is it to think that the American government is using American tax dollars to fly a non-government person around the world to promote the activities and lifestyle of a particular religion."
For your Congresspersons:
http://www.house.gov/house/MemberWWW_by_State.shtml
For your Senators:
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
Fax: 202-456-2461 White House Comment line: 202-456-1111
e-mail form via: http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
She's not elected, and probably will pay no heed, but contact Sec. of State Clinton as well:
Public Communication Division (accepts opinions from the public):
Phone: 202-647-6575 Fax: 202-647-1579
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As always: numbers count. Please be polite and succinct, but firm. State your demands clearly.
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Now, as to New Yorkers and the Ground Zero mosque:
The JPost carries columns by one Ray Hanania, an Arab American who is a stand-up comedian as well as a journalist. I rarely actually agree with him, but he's reasonable. Today's column was interesting. He laments the fact that Arabs and
Muslims do not come to the defense of Jewish people as the Jewish community has spoken on behalf of Muslims. Very nice.
His example of an instance in which Jews have come forward for Muslims is Jewish defense of the Muslim right to build a mosque at Ground Zero. He specifically refers to New York mayor, Michael Bloomberg, "whose eyes welled up with emotion while he declared that Muslims have every right to build a mosque just as Christians and Jews could build a church or synagogue nearby."
Quoting Bloomberg, "Let us not forget that Muslims were among those murdered on 9/11, and that our Muslim neighbors mourned with us as New Yorkers and Americans. We would betray our values and play into our enemies' hands if we were to treat Muslims differently than anyone else. In fact, to cave in to popular sentiment would be to hand a victory to the terrorists -- and we should not stand for that."
I think my eyes are about to well up with emotion as I read this -- that this man could be so obtusely politically correct and get it so wrong.
Let us not forget that it was neither Christians nor Jews who perpetrated the horror of 9/11, and that Muslims routinely place mosques on sites of historical significance as signs of victory and dominance. That is why there is a mosque today on the Temple Mount. I cannot help but wonder how Bloomberg KNOWS that New York Muslims (as a community) mourned that event. My Muslim neighbors here in eastern Jerusalem danced in the streets in celebration on 9/11; that rather traumatized me. And how does he know they (as a community) identify as Americans, even if they have citizenship, when we have the words of someone like the American born Major Nidal Malik Hasan, the perpetrator of the Fort Hood terrorist attack, who lamented the impossibility of being a good Muslim and an American at the same time.
Naiveté can be sad or even charming, but in an elected official it is frightening.
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I am not prescient. I simply know my customers and have developed an eye for the MO of Barack Obama. Remember, yesterday, I said that the holds placed on US military assistance to Lebanon may be only temporary, in spite of the appropriate instincts of the Congresspersons involved. Wait, I wrote, the government may yet say that continuing this assistance -- in the face of threats by certain members of the Lebanese parliament to go to Iran instead -- is in America's interest.
And guess what? Our friend Crowley, speaking for the State Department, has now said that assistance to the Lebanese Armed Forces is "in our national interest and contributes to stability in the region."
Does it really? Giving arms and training to a force that is allied with Hezbollah is a good thing?
Crowley had this answer: "Hezbollah is a fact within Lebanese society and much of our effort in supporting the Lebanese military is in fact the very professionalization that we think helps mitigate that risk."
Huh? What he's trying to say is that making the Lebanese army stronger helps protect it from the influence of Hezbollah.
And I say, more frightening naiveté. It seems to be endemic.
We need to watch this closely.
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At least the IDF is reconsidering its attitude towards the Lebanese army. Says the JPost:
"The IDF has traditionally viewed the Lebanese army as a relatively neutral force that lacked the hostile intent of Hezbollah. But last week's unprovoked attack on Israeli soldiers...and the Lebanese Army's failure to take action against the officer who ordered the attack, has dramatically altered the IDF's perception of Lebanon's army."
Congresswoman Lowey and her subcommittee are said to be waiting on a Lebanese response before deciding whether the hold should be lifted. I wonder if the refusal of the LAF to discipline the officer who promoted the attack on the IDF will be taken into consideration.
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One other brief review. Remember how just a few days ago Netanyahu said that he was going to cooperate with the UN inquiry panel on the flotilla incident because it would help smooth our relationship with Turkey. At the time I pondered how he could possibly say this.
We are currently in the midst of our own inquiry by the Turkel Commission, which is separate from the IDF inquiry that was completed recently. (This is obviously such a major incident in the world that it requires all these investigating bodies.) Prime Minister Netanyahu testified before the Turkel Commission. This particular testimony is an internal Israeli affair, understand, but one that made considerable press.
What our prime minister said on Monday was that Turkey did nothing to stop the flotilla, in spite of contacts between Israel and Turkey at "the highest levels."
And already the Turkish foreign minister, Ahmed Davutoglu, has declared that:
"Nobody can place the responsibility of killing civilians in international waters on the other party...First of all [Israel] should bear that responsibility.
"Turkey bears no responsibility in this case and is determined to protect the rights of its own citizens."
Sitting on a UN panel with these guys is going to make things a lot better, I'm sure.
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see my website www.ArlenefromIsrael.infoContents from Unity Coalition Newsletter August 11, 2010:
- Coming to grips with shariah, Center for Security Policy, Frank Gaffney, Jr.
- EDITORIAL: Tax dollars to build mosques, The Washington Times,
- BERES: State of jihad - Islamic terror operations would shift to Palestine, The Washington Times , Louis Rene Beres
- Hamas on killing spree in Gaza , YNet News, Alex Fishman
Posted Wednesday, August 11
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Sincerely,
Robin Ticker
This email is L'Ilui Nishmat Yisrael ben David Aryeh ob"m (Izzy - Kaplan) a great activist and lover of Eretz Yisroel, Am Yisroel and the Torah. Yehi Zichrono Baruch.
1 comment:
The Muslims have made a major tactical blunder with the Ground Zero Victory Mosque, and we Islamically-aware counterjihadists need to use it and strike while the iron is hot. The Muslim grand strategy requires incremental creeping Sharia and supremacism, where Islam insidiously takes over and slowly destroys Western civilization by a thousand cuts. Every advance should be so small that the 'najis kafir sons of pigs and monkeys' (that's us, folks!) either don't notice it, or can't be bothered to oppose such a minor irritation.
But this abomination has half awoken the sleeping giant of American Public Opinion. We need to keep prodding the giant to prevent him falling back to sleep, and hopefully get him to awake fully. To do this we need to spread our message beyond the counter-jihadist blogosphere, using local media and social networks etc.
We also need to link the Mosque issue to the general problems of Islamic supremacism in as many ways as possible, a full list of topics can be found here.
A particular example that most Americans will be unaware of is the Islamic motivation for the Beslan child-rape orgy and massacre, the sixth anniversary of which approaches. The MSM went to great lengths to cover up both the vileness of the sexual tortures, and the Muslim involvement and Islamic doctrinal basis of this attack on kafir children
Although Beslan did not produce the greatest number of casualties of the current jihad, it exceeds all others in its sadism and depravity, and graphically illustrates what we have allowed into the West. Please ensure through your blogs and forums that the anniversary of Beslan is not forgotten this year.
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