Army lawyer declined to defend muslim murderer

November 16, 2009

A former Army defense lawyer, JAMES F CULP, weighs in on defending the muslim murderer. mm’s present lawyer (Col J P Galligan) is also retired military.

JAMES F CULP:

The only practical way J. P. Galligan will be able to save Hasan’s life is to convince one military member — one — that Hasan should not die.

One thing about a military jury is, they know people who have been wronged by the military. If you’ve got any kind of case that’s credible, it’s that very kind of jury that would consider it.

Not sure about that. Being wronged doesn’t quite cover declaring war on fellow soldiers because they are non muslims and then opening fire on them.

Mr Culp decline the case when he was asked if he would consider working on it.

Every soldier deserves a great defense, but the crimes Major Hasan is accused of go so harshly against the grain of military honor that, if true, Major Hasan has essentially divested himself of the status of the American soldier.

They’re true. There are a million eyewitnesses. He murdered unarmed soldiers without provocation. He deserves to rot in hell.

And his crime needs to be called what it was: Islamic terrorism.

Source: NY TIMES

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Photo of the day: Ringtone mind control

November 20, 2009

Mogadishu, Somalia. As usual there are a group of “devout muslims” aka terrorists wearing sandals and holding guns – one with the picnic tablecloth hiding his face – standing guard after they’ve taken over by force.

And they started right in on the mind control.

SACDIYO SHEEQ, a resident of Kismayu in southern Somalia, on a rule imposed by the hard-line Islamist group after it seized control of the port city.

Al-Shabaab wants our ringtones to be only a Muslim cleric reading the Hadith or Koranic verse.

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Inspiring words from President Clinton

June 15, 2009

Every once in a while it is good to be reminded of the power of a US president’s words. And one thing is for certain – that power does not reside in the teleprompter or in the recycling of a previous president’s sentiments.

A few quotes from President Clinton’s keynote address at the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee in Washington upon receiving their global leadership award.

Global cooperation is crucial for the survival of mankind.

If we have a chance, it has to begin by people accepting that they can be proud of who they are without despising who someone else is.

To foster this cooperation, people should focus on their similarities because we are genetically “99.5 percent” the same.

From time immemorial, people have fought over identity rooted in that (half percent). We should have spent more time thinking about that other 99.5 percent of ourselves.

You teach your children their ethnic heritage; their religious heritage; their cultural heritage with no negative reference to anyone else because it’s the only shot we’ve got to make the most of our interdependent world.

What’s more powerful: prayer or diplomacy?

May 8, 2009

What separates the world?

What is the biggest cause of violence?

What is used to justify the abuse and oppression of women and children?

What divides countries, pits tribes against tribes, neighbor against neighbor and family member against family member?

What threatens peace and safety throughout the world?

Religious extremism and religious intolerance.

And barry didn’t find it politically important enough to have a National Day of Prayer.

President Bush did it – political expedience dictates barry not do it.

So he didn’t.

Same as he did with his Iraq fairy tale and his “I didn’t know there was a vote about the Iranian Guard” no show.

He didn’t find it important enough to bring together religious leaders in one room for even one hour to force them to acknowledge each other’s legitimacy. To prayer together – each in their own way – to whomever and whatever they believe in. A simple ceremony to start a dialogue in order to bridge the divide.

Isn’t that what he wants to accomplish during his presidency?

In what country is every religion represented?

In what country does every citizen have the right to religious freedom?

In what country does every citizen have the right to assemble and discuss whatever beliefs they hold?

And yet nothing but a mandatory proclamation.

Seems his Kumbayaism does not involve a Higher Power…other than himself.

I guess he is going to solve the world’s problems. He is going to make the oceans rise and cosmos sing because he has the righteous wind at his back. He is the obamessiah – the one the world has been waiting for!

If nothing else, his behavior has made clear he was Wright’s disciple not the Church’s.

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National Prayer Day?
Proclamation: National Day of Prayer
What National Prayer Day?

POTUS: "We are not at war with Islam"

April 6, 2009

barry may not be, but I am.

And any self-respecting woman, who enjoys freedom and believes women's rights are human rights should be.

Woman in the Muslim world right now are being beaten, stoned, raped, killed, forced to marry, sold into slavery, disfigured for wanting a divorce or striving to be educated and their daughters' genitals are being sliced and hacked at because of the "holy men's" interpretation of Islam.

Women and children abused in every fashion imaginable without threat of prosecution.

Fathers, brothers and husbands allowed free reign over women and children - theirs or not.

Precious little girls sold to men 2-8 times their age to settle their cowardly fathers' debts.

Holy men sanctioning every evil bit of it, nullifying the legitimacy of Islam as a religion.

No religion sanctions the enslaving and ritual abuse of women and children.

Men do.

Do they not realize what it is saying about them? About their (lack of) morals and values? About their country and religion?

Do they not realize how it reflects on their ancestors when they are willing to sell, mutilate, disfigure and murder their own DNA?

And just how impotent are Muslim men that they need to own a woman in order to keep her? That they need to rape and destroy a young girl before her sexual organs have even matured?

Have they no idea what this says about their manhood - literally and figuratively?

In what type of savage civilization does a 10 y/o have to run away to ask for a divorce only to find out that she can only do so when she becomes an "adult" at 15 - long after she has been ruined by the pedophile she was given to like a common farm animal.

How blind do these savage nations think the world is?

We see what they are doing. We hear their cowardly justifications that it is "custom" and "religion". We watch as woman after woman and child after child are mutilated for the sake of "honor".

And they expect us to "honor" their "religion"? Their "holy men"?

How are we to respect the rest of the Arab world - including Turkey - who sit by and do nothing?

No, the President was not speaking for this American citizen. I am very much at war with Islam and will be until one Muslim country says to the world that the savagery sanctioned by Islam: female genital mutilation, child marriages, and honor killings is inhuman and needs to be stopped and needs to be punished.

It is the Koran that the human detonators quote before they blow their cowardly useless selves up. Allah is great! It's time to find my 7 virgins in Allah heaven! And that's because it is the only place they can find virgins - the rest of the young girls have had their virginity sold and torn apart by shriveled pedophiles.

Do the suicide bombers really believe what they are doing is going to make them a martyr? The only people who remember them are the families of the innocent victims - not their own people. Why would they? They were just another pawn, just another exploded mist of DNA used by cowards to further their own agenda.

And where is the oh so courageous leader of the human detonators and hate-filled indiscriminate killing machines?

Hiding in a cave like the savage caveman he is.

And the rest?

Hiding behind scarves - obscuring their identities - so proud of what they've allowed themselves to become.

If their mission is from Allah, then why don't they have the courage to show their faces?

Because inside they feel shame. They know what they are doing goes against the laws of Nature and that no good life can come from perpetrating evil.

It is a blessing once their hate-filled flesh explodes. They can no longer beat and abuse their mothers, sisters, wives, nieces, daughters or throw acid into the faces of innocent girls on their way to school.They can no longer recruit and brainwash more ignorant savages. They can no longer propagate evil.

It is a blessing their sperm is vaporized along with their empty soul. They can never create more hate-filled boys and precious little girls to be sold into "marriage".

Child marriages are nothing other than unholy unions consecrated by sanctioned rape. And night after night after night after night, defenseless little girls weighing less than 100lbs are allowed to be raped - their yet unripened and already mutilated genitals invaded over and over and over and over by impotent shameful pigs.

Yes. I am very much at war with Islam - just as I am against polygamy and "religious" cults in the US, who think it's ok for children to be raped by adults - including their parents - in the name of free love and "God's will".

But they live in a country where they can potentially escape. Where someone can hear their pleas for help and provide them shelter and care. Where someone finds what is happening to them reprehensible. Where their rapists and savagers can be held accountable in a court of law.

Not so for Muslim women.

And that is wrong.

There will be no justice in the Arab world until women are the judges. And I will be long dead before that happens.

Yes. I am at war with Islam - my weapons, my words. And it is because I don't live in a Muslim country that I can wield them for those who cannot.

Those of you who have been leaving comments in Arabic, why don't you use the Google translation page so we can all see what you are saying? As is you just get deleted and we learn nothing.

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Hillary Rodham Clinton: "Womens's Rights are Human Rights"
Ranked #35 out of the top 100 speeches of the 21st Century

Female genital mutilation
While the Arab World Sits Silent
Child marriages go unabated in Arab World
Arab Carter on Human Rights - does not allow the marriage of 8 y/o girls and yet not a single Arab country demands it stop. They all signed it - therefore they are all violating it by not enforcing it.

When is the Arab world going to speak out against Hamas?

[Personal views not connected to this site]

January 4, 2009

Why is there no outrage until Israel defends itself?

Why do we only see women and children when they can be used as propaganda to incite more hate?

Where were the protests against Hamas when they fired indiscriminately without retaliation?

Who in the Arab world has done anything to stop them?

How many other countries have vowed to annihilate Israel?

How many secretly hope someone else will?

Who voted Hamas into power?

Why are they anyone else's fault but the people who brought them to power?

What have Gazans done themselves to root out Hamas?

Who has allowed Hamas to build tunnels and amass weaponry?

What has been done to prevent them from using innocent civilians as a shield to provoke more violence?

How are Westerners to feel when they hear Hamas vow to torture and kill Israelis and hear nothing but silence from the rest of the Arab world?

How can you demand the UN do something when you have done nothing to stop the hate yourselves?

When did the Arab League meet to try to reach a resolution?

And what is Hamas doing now?

Inciting with their words of unvarnished hate.

Words that have not been condemned.

How are these words to be taken?

ISMAIL RADWAN

You entered like rats. Your entry to Gaza won't be easy. Gaza will be a graveyard for you, God willing.

Gaza will not be paved with flowers for you. It will be paved with fire and hell.

A text message sent by Hamas' military wing, Izzedine al-Qassam, said "the Zionists started approaching the trap which our fighters prepared for them." Hamas said it also broadcast a Hebrew message on Israeli military radio frequencies promising to kill and kidnap the Israeli soldiers.

Be prepared for a unique surprise, you will be either killed or kidnapped and will suffer mental illness from the horrors we will show you.

Where was the outrage when these evil words were spit?

Where is your concern for the innocents he will allow to be injured and killed because of them?

One condones by saying nothing and doing nothing.

The whole world is watching and in the meantime thousands of people are suffering and more to come.

One week there is jubilance and honor bestowed on a man who attacked President Bush because of his involvement in Iraq and the next week there is outrage for his non-involvement in Gaza.

You can't have it both ways.

One must clean the rats out of one's own house before one complains about the filth in another's.

While the Arab world sits...silent

January 4, 2009

[Personal view not associated with this site.]

CNN: UN Security Council - no agreement

Libyan Ambassador Giadalla Ettalhi:

Unfortunately, the delegation of the United States has a clear position that is against any product or outcome from this meeting.

And the daughter of Moammar Gadhafi awarding the shoe thrower a medal of courage?

Who can take you seriously?

Blaming the US isn't going to work this time.

The US has her own troubles and is tired of your senseless violence.

It is time the Arab world to police its own savages.

If Hamas wasn't allowed to exist then Palestinians would not be being attacked.

Why the sudden urgency now that Israel - a recognized nation - not a terrorist regime - is defending her citizens?

Is the entire Arab World afraid of Iran?

Where were the meetings of the Arab League when Hamas disregarded the cease fire and began their unprovoked bombing of Israeli civilians?

Where was the concern for the innocent Palestinians then?

The entire world now knows you are not interested in the plight of the suffering Palestinians.

Where is the call to Hamas to stop hiding like emasculated filthy vermin in the midst of innocent women and children?

Why do they stockpile food and medical supplies so the citizens have none?

Why have you been allowing it?

Why do we only see women and children on Arab TV when they can be used as propaganda to promote hate and more violence?

Why do we see groups of able-bodied men standing by and doing nothing to help the victims?

Why do non-Arab nations have to try to resolve something Arab nations have allowed to continue and even encouraged?

By doing nothing and allowing the violence to continue, the entire Arab world is guilty.

You cannot hide it anymore.

Anti-Semitic propaganda can't hide it anymore.

Hate for Western infidels cannot hide it anymore.

It is loud and clear.

As is the European Union's complacency and lack of involvement.

Only now are they stepping in when it is clear the US refuses to give in to terror.

How much money has France given toward humanitarian rescue of the innocent Palestinians?

How many Arab and European countries have opened their borders to the suffering Palestinians?

Egypt - is it easier to get arms in or allow refugees out?

Who in the Arab world has true courage?

Courage that does not involve human detonation?

Why type of mother allows her child to be used as an explosive device?

What type of mother willingly lies down with a man who seeks only to breed more hate?

What type of mother brings life into existence only to see her own flesh and blood willingly destroy another mother's flesh and blood?

How is that an honorable death? An honorable life?

How is that anything other than delusional madness?

Is there nothing sacred in the Arab world?

For if every human life is not sacred - even your enemy's - then none are.

Not even your own.

Arab women stand up for yourselves and stop the violence.

Now.

You hold the power of peace within your hands and your wombs.

The West sees your plight but you have to want to change.

You must stand up for yourselves and the human lives you willingly create.

Stop mutilating your daughters' genitals.

Have the courage to stand up and say no more.

It is not a custom unless you choose to perpetuate it.

It is an unnecessary act of savagery.

It is a crime against all women.

And it is an act against God who created your child as she should be.

Which Arab country is going to lead the way?

You have been exposed - every single one of you.

The whole world is watching you stand by and do nothing but scream more hate and promise years of retribution.

What is a moderate Arab nation when you do nothing to intervene before the violence escalates?

You are cowards.

You do not seek peace.

You thrive on violence, using Islam as a shield.

No true religion uses a Holy Book and Holy teachings to promote death and destruction.

None of you truly care about the Palestinian people other than as pawns to incite and justify violence.

How else to interpret your inaction?

How long before you give fleeing Hamas members refuge, money, weaponry and a ride to Iraq or Afghanistan or New York to displace their hate on Americans?

It will no longer work.

Your apathy and tacit approval has been exposed.

Your desire to incite hate and your now patently obvious reluctance to broker peace has been exposed.

Who among you would not be doing what Hamas is doing if you could get away with it?

How many of you are funding Hamas? Feeding them? Outfitting them with arms and intelligence?

Fighting alongside them? Allowing them to train in your lands?

Hamas is surrounded on all sides. They are not capable of violence without external assistance.

The Arab world is and has been helping them.

That cannot be masked with 24 hour news coverage of bloody victims.

What civilized nation shows such images simply to promote hate?

To ensure innocent children grow up hating like their parents just to keep the conflict breeding?

How many of your camera crews help the injured women and children they so callously film?

Have you no souls?

How much dignity does a woman or young girl have in the Arab world if her hair covering and clothing are ripped open while she lies suffering just to film her injury?

How is the world to respect you when you don't respect the dignity of your own women and children even in their naked moments of suffering?

Is there nothing sacred in the Arab world?

Where was your concern for the innocent Palestinians when weapons, men and money were smuggled in to Hamas?

How can you look at the world with an honest face and expect us to believe you knew nothing and contributed nothing to aid in their fight?

You are guilty.

All of you.

It can no longer be hidden.

Your laying blame on non-Arab countries will no longer work.

You have been exposed as nations who do not seek peace.

Therefore, you are nations who sanction war.

Nothing will change that.

Not even God or Allah as a justification for a "Holy War".

Have you no shame at your impotence?

Root out the pestilence within your own garden before you complain about your neighbor's infestation.

You have allowed Hamas to remain in power.

They are there because they serve your purpose: the complete destruction of Israel.

Just like Hezbollah, al Qaeda and other radical Islamic extremists who thrive unsanctioned within your borders.

It is your fault and your fault alone this is happening.

You allow terrorism to incubate and thrive, you suffer the consequences.

But it is the Palestinians suffering because of your laziness and cowardice.

You allow Iran to dictate the violence in your own backyards.

You are just as impotent as the Palestinians.

The West's sympathy is for the innocent victims - not the Arab World who sits by silent.

For that there is no disdain greater, no more wicked a sin.

The West now knows exactly who you are and what you are truly interested in.

You are not interested in the suffering of the Palestinians.

You are not interested in promoting peace.

You are not interested in affording your women and children basic human rights.

You are interested in the annihilation of Israel and her women and children.

You are interested in the destruction of democracy and equality under the law.

You are interested in promoting terrorism and indiscriminate death and destruction.

And for that you will aways be viewed as hate-filled nations and Islam - the allegedly justification you hide behind - will always be viewed as a religion of hate.

Do you want to change this perception?

Do something.

Do something that involves goodness - not hate.

Until then you will be viewed as despicable nations who do not value the sanctity of human life.

barry: Israeli-Palestinian conflict

January 4, 2009

Shh...there's only one president at a time...

(REUTERS)

2- 25-08 OBAMA statement

Barack Obama's longstanding support for Israel's security is rooted in his belief that no civilians should have to live with the threat of terrorism. In Gaza, Hamas continues to fire rockets indiscriminately at Israeli civilians every day, and that's why it is long past time that Hamas renounces terrorism, recognizes Israel's right to exist, and abides by past agreements.

3-2-08 OBAMA on Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas suspended peace negotiations with Israel in reaction to an Israeli offensive in Gaza.

The violence in Gaza is the result of Hamas' decision to launch rocket attacks on Israeli civilians and Israel has a right to defend itself. I remain very concerned about the fate of civilians and urge Israel to do all it can to avoid civilian deaths and to keep its focus on Hamas, which bears responsibility for these events.

6-4-08 AIPAC

Our alliance is based on shared interests and shared values. Those who threaten Israel threaten us. Israel has always faced these threats on the front lines. And I will bring to the White House an unshakeable commitment to Israel's security.

That starts with ensuring Israel's qualitative military advantage. I will ensure that Israel can defend itself from any threat — from Gaza to Tehran. Defense cooperation between the United States and Israel is a model of success, and must be deepened.

...We should export military equipment to our ally Israel under the same guidelines as NATO. And I will always stand up for Israel's right to defend itself in the United Nations and around the world.

Across the political spectrum, Israelis understand that real security can only come through lasting peace. And that is why we — as friends of Israel — must resolve to do all we can to help Israel and its neighbors to achieve it. Because a secure, lasting peace is in Israel's national interest. It is in America's national interest. And it is in the interest of the Palestinian people and the Arab world. As president, I will work to help Israel achieve the goal of two states, a Jewish state of Israel and a Palestinian state, living side by side in peace and security.

...The long road to peace requires Palestinian partners committed to making the journey. We must isolate Hamas unless and until they renounce terrorism, recognize Israel's right to exist, and abide by past agreements. There is no room at the negotiating table for terrorist organizations. That is why I opposed holding elections in 2006 with Hamas on the ballot. The Israelis and the Palestinian Authority warned us at the time against holding these elections. But this administration pressed ahead, and the result is a Gaza controlled by Hamas, with rockets raining down on Israel.

...I will strongly urge Arab governments to take steps to normalize relations with Israel, and to fulfill their responsibility to pressure extremists and provide real support for President Abbas and Prime Minister Fayyad. Egypt must cut off the smuggling of weapons into Gaza. Israel can also advance the cause of peace by taking appropriate steps — consistent with its security — to ease the freedom of movement for Palestinians, improve economic conditions in the West Bank, and to refrain from building new settlements — as it agreed to with the Bush administration at Annapolis.

Israel's security is sacrosanct. It is non-negotiable. The Palestinians need a state that is contiguous and cohesive, and that allows them to prosper — but any agreement with the Palestinian people must preserve Israel's identity as a Jewish state, with secure, recognized and defensible borders. Jerusalem will remain the capital of Israel, and it must remain undivided.

...But Israel is strong enough to achieve peace, if it has partners who are committed to the goal. Most Israelis and Palestinians want peace, and we must strengthen their hand. The United States must be a strong and consistent partner in this process — not to force concessions, but to help committed partners avoid stalemate and the kind of vacuums that are filled by violence.

The threats to Israel start close to home, but they don't end there. Syria continues its support for terror and meddling in Lebanon. And Syria has taken dangerous steps in pursuit of weapons of mass destruction, which is why Israeli action was justified to end that threat.

...I also believe that the United States has a responsibility to support Israel's efforts to renew peace talks with the Syrians. We must never force Israel to the negotiating table, but neither should we ever block negotiations when Israel's leaders decide that they may serve Israeli interests.

.....Finally, let there be no doubt: I will always keep the threat of military action on the table to defend our security and our ally Israel. Sometimes there are no alternatives to confrontation. But that only makes diplomacy more important. If we must use military force, we are more likely to succeed, and will have far greater support at home and abroad, if we have exhausted our diplomatic efforts.

7-23-08 Sderot, Israel

Now let me just close by saying that I bring to Sderot, an unshakeable commitment to Israel's security. The state of Israel faces determined enemies who seek its destruction. But it also has a friend and ally in the United States that will always stand by the people of Israel. That's why I'm proud to be here today and that's why I will work from the moment that I return to America, to tell the story of Sderot and to make sure that the good people who live here are enjoying a future of peace and security and hope.

I continued to say that Jerusalem will be the capital of Israel. And I have said that before and I will say it again. And I also have said that it is important that we don't simply slice the city in half. But I've also said that that's a final status issue. That's an issue that has to be dealt with with the parties involved, the Palestinians and the Israelis. And it's not the job of the United States to dictate the form in which that will take, but rather to support the efforts that are being made right now to resolve these very difficult issues that have a long history.

What is also true is I believe it is strongly in the interests of Israel's security to arrive at a lasting peace with the Palestinian people.

Asked by the New York Times whether Israel should negotiate with Hamas in Gaza:

I don't think any country would find it acceptable to have missiles raining down on the heads of their citizens.

The first job of any nation state is to protect its citizens. And so I can assure you that if -- I don't even care if I was a politician.

If somebody was sending rockets into my house where my two daughters sleep at night, I'm going to do everything in my power to stop that.

And I would expect Israelis to do the same thing.

In terms of negotiations with Hamas, it is very hard to negotiate with a group that is not representative of a nation state, does not recognize your right to exist, has consistently used terror as a weapon, and is deeply influenced by other countries. I think that Hamas leadership will have to make a decision at some point as to whether it is a serious political party seeking to represent the aspirations of the Palestinian people. And, as a consequence, willing to recognize Israel's right to exist and renounce violence as a tool to achieve its aims. Or whether it wants to continue to operate as a terrorist organization. Until that point, it's hard for Israel, I think, to negotiate with a country that -- or with a group that doesn't recognize Israel's right to exist.

HAMAS Official:

[Obama's] remarks today give cover for the occupation's nonstop crimes against our people.

12-27-08 BROOKE ANDERSON, Chief National Security spokeswoman:

President-elect Obama is closely monitoring global events, including the situation in Gaza, but there is one president at a time.

OBAMA transition aide:

[Obama and Condolezza Rice] discussed the situations in Gaza and in South Asia. The president-elect appreciated the call and the information from Secretary Rice. He will continue to closely monitor these and other global events. The call lasted approximately eight minutes and was initiated by the president-elect.

Ehud Olmert & Ismail Radwan statements

January 5, 2009

CNN
Israeli Prime Minister EHUD OLMERT:

[The Israeli army's objectives were to] strike at the military infrastructure that Hamas has established and to take control of the areas from which most of the missiles have been fired at Israeli territory.

Hamas has fired 220 rockets into southern Israel in the past week from the areas of Gaza that Israeli troops have now entered.

In a responsible and determined country. It cannot be that the home front will be subject to attack and a daring, strong and well-trained military does not defend it.

We did not reach this conclusion lightly. For many months, we gave the calm a chance in the hope of avoiding a wide-ranging military operation. Our hopes were dashed.

This operation was unavoidable.

[Israel would not] allow a humanitarian crisis to be created in the Gaza Strip. We will help supply food and medicines like any enlightened and moral country must do.

The unenlightened: Hamas spokesman Ismail Radwan with Fawzi Barhoum (Gaza Hamas) blinking in Morse Code next to him. His hands are so pale he must truly be living in a cave. Listen to their concern for the innocent civilians they are cowardly hiding amongst and watch the glee when he talks of killing.

To the Israeli Army: Your incursion in Gaza will not be a picnic. And we promise you that Gaza will be your cemetery. God willing.

You have no choice but to end this aggression and end the siege without any condition. You will not live in peace until our Palestinian people live in peace.

We will not abandon the battlefield, and we will stay on the thorny course, and we will fight until the last breath.