Islam Under Attack In America

[Haki]

Kuna hearing ktk Congress in USA, ambayo inaquestion Muslim Community. Ktk mpango huu kuna mpango maalum wakufanya Wamarekani kufear na Uislam, kuongeza chuki na Uislamu.

Je hii ni Chuki ya Wamerakani na Uislamu? au ni Kampeni maalum ya kumuondosha Obama madarakani mwaka 2012 kwa njia ya kusema kamba Obama ni Muislamu?

 

[Dr Matola PhD]

sikiliza redio Imaani wameshatamka kwamba Obama sio mkristo wala sio muislamu ni illuminant Freemason.
Thread yako ni marudio yale yale ya kila siku, tumechoka na hadidhi hizi, kwa taarifa yako kama ulikuwa hujuwi duniani dini ziko 60.

 

[Haki]

sikiliza redio Imaani wameshatamka kwamba Obama sio mkristo wala sio muislamu ni illuminant Freemason.
Thread yako ni marudio yale yale ya kila siku, tumechoka na hadidhi hizi, kwa taarifa yako kama ulikuwa hujuwi duniani dini ziko 60.

Ume miss point. Kuna hearing USA sasa hivi kuhusu uchunguzi maalum ufanywe ktk Muslim Community.

 

[Haki]

WASHINGTON, March 10, 2011



An emotional Rep. Keith Ellison, the first Muslim
elected to Congress, denounced the hearing on
radicalization in the U.S. Muslim community
sponsored by New York Republican Rep. Peter King.

The Minnesota Democrat said the hearing scapegoats
and stereotypes Muslims, and will increase suspicion
of the Muslim community, in turn making all
Americans less safe.

"Violent extremism is a serious concern to all
Americans and is the legitimate business of this
committee," said Ellison, who testified at the House
Committee on Homeland Security hearing today, but
the approach "is contrary to the best of American
values and threatens our security."

Ellison choked up while discussing the story of
Salman Hamdani, a 23-year-old first responder who
died in the World Trade Center attacks on Sept. 11,
2001.

King's hearing, which he promised will be first in a
series on the topic, has touched a nerve.

Democrats say the GOP leader is intentionally
isolating Muslims, and is using religion to divide
Americans.

Some members of the Muslim community fear that
King is on a witch hunt, holding hearings that recall
the days of Joseph McCarthy's anti-Communism
crusade.

Many are concerned that it could "stoke a climate of
distrust and fear in the Muslim community," Rep.
Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., said. "I cannot help but
wonder how propaganda about this hearing's focus
on the American Muslim community will be used by
those who seek to inspire a new generation of suicide
bombers."

Members of the Muslim community believe they are
being unfairly maligned because of the actions of a
few. And Muslim leaders have pointed out that a
number of terrorism suspects were arrested based on


tips from their community.

Some say they are besieged and point to last year's
stabbing of a New York Muslim cab driver and the
controversy surrounding the scheduled burning of
the Koran as recent examples of intolerance.

But King has said the goal of the House Committee on
Homeland Security is not to target all Muslims but to
deal with the reality of terrorism.

There's "nothing radical or un-American" about this
hearing, King said in a staunch defense of his
hearing.

"I remain convinced that these hearings must go
forward and they will," King said in his opening
statement. "To back down would be a craven
surrender to political correctness and an abdication
of what I believe to be the main responsibility of this
committee; to protect America from a terrorist attack."

King said that as the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11
terrorist attacks approaches, Congress "must not let
the memories of that tragic day to fade away.

"We must be fully aware that homegrown
radicalization is part of al Qaeda's strategy to
continue attacking the United States," King added. "Al

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