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In case you missed it in the title I am saying that this infiltration has been done by Islamists not just Muslims. We have known about it, at least from a suspected stage, for some time but now we have people from Egypt talking about it. Remember that place where the grand Arab Spring got its start? Wasn't it Obama who started the use of that term?
Obama and Hillary made it very clear they do not negotiate with terrorists. So, what do they discuss during these tea parties?? I find it hard to believe that there are no negotiations, deals or plans being made.
At the time Khalidi, a PLO adviser turned University of Chicago professor, was headed east to Columbia. There he would take over the University’s Middle East-studies program (which he has since maintained as a bubbling cauldron of anti-Semitism) and assume the professorship endowed in honor of Edward Sayyid, another notorious terror apologist.
The party featured encomiums by many of Khalidi’s allies, colleagues, and friends, including Barack Obama, then an Illinois state senator, and Bill Ayers, the terrorist turned education professor. It was sponsored by the Arab American Action Network (AAAN), which had been founded by Khalidi and his wife, Mona, formerly a top English translator for Arafat’s press agency.
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In case you missed it in the title I am saying that this infiltration has been done by Islamists not just Muslims. We have known about it, at least from a suspected stage, for some time but now we have people from Egypt talking about it. Remember that place where the grand Arab Spring got its start? Wasn't it Obama who started the use of that term?Egyptian Press Reports What U.S. Press Won't: Islamists Spying Here - Investors.com
According to a Wiki article "The name is an allusion to the Revolutions of 1848, which is sometimes referred to as "Springtime of the People", and the Prague Spring in 1968 " and "The term Arab Spring as used to denote these events may have started with the American political journal Foreign Policy"
Thanks for playing "Let's Baselessly Blame Obama For Something Else" but NO cigar for you.
According to a Wiki article "The name is an allusion to the Revolutions of 1848, which is sometimes referred to as "Springtime of the People", and the Prague Spring in 1968 " and "The term Arab Spring as used to denote these events may have started with the American political journal Foreign Policy"
Thanks for playing "Let's Baselessly Blame Obama For Something Else" but NO cigar for you.
I know that Obama has never alluded to an Arab Spring when talking about the Egyptian uprising, or at least in your estimation. Should I enter a link to quotes of him in the days after it all started. I don't want to embarrass someone who failed to read my link and therefore can't discuss anything in it so I will let you remain in your uninformed ignorance.
How about you pick out just one name listed in the link and telling me how he doesn't belong there? Yes, I know that you didn't even click the link but you may want to in order to play along.
Well yeah...the guy in charge of this regime is one of them.
Did you notice that only two leaners have chimed in and neither of them indicated any knowledge of what is in the link. Of course, I didn't expect any of them to be able to discuss the article for that reason.
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