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To: FJB who wrote (16003)	7/8/2012 7:25:06 PM
From: joseffy	1 Recommendation Respond to of 20106

This would be the first visit ever to the U.S. by a member of the genocidal Muslim Brotherhood in an official capacity.

To: FJB who wrote (16003)	7/8/2012 7:32:45 PM
From: joseffy	2 Recommendations Respond to of 20106

What is Hussein Obama selling? His main adviser, Valerie Jarrett was born in Iran. His benefactor Tony Rezko was born in Syria.

To: FJB who wrote (16003)	7/8/2012 7:42:08 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 20106

Obama lets it all hang out. He is sending a message to the muslims worldwide, as he always does.

To: FJB who wrote (16003)	7/9/2012 2:49:09 AM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 20106

Taliban shoot woman 9 times in public execution as men cheer 'God is great!' Taliban shoot woman 9 times in public execution as men cheer 'God is great!'

To: FJB who wrote (16003)	7/9/2012 10:33:40 PM
From: joseffy	1 Recommendation Respond to of 20106

Obama spits at the head of Israel and invites the muslim brotherhood to the White House

To: FJB who wrote (16003)	7/9/2012 10:41:21 PM
From: joseffy	1 Recommendation Respond to of 20106

Murder in the name of God July 09, 2012 news.com.au A WOMAN is summarily executed in front of 150 cheering men, as a man reads from the Koran. “Allah warns us not to get close to adultery because it’s the wrong way. It is the order of Allah that she be executed. We cannot forgive her, God tells us to finish her. Juma Khan, her husband, has the right to kill her.” The authorities blame the Taliban, the hardline Islamic group who ruled Afghanistan until 2001, for the murder of 22-year-old Najiba, accused of sleeping with one Taliban member while being married to another. The video is shocking. The idea that such a repulsively evil thing can be done so openly, so close to Kabul, with so many witnesses eager watching, even more so. Meanwhile, Australia and other countries are preparing to withdraw from Afghanistan, to ‘transition’. Prime Minister Julia Gillard sounded optimistic about the torn country’s future earlier this year when she was discussing the timeline for withdrawal – life expectancy has improved, people are healthier. More children – including girls – are going to school. Others are not so optimistic. Human Rights Watch says: "The situation for women’s rights is particularly bad, with threats and attacks by insurgents on women leaders, schoolgirls, and girls’ schools, and police arrests of women for 'moral crimes' such as running away from forced marriage or domestic violence. Plans by the international community to decrease aid in coming years raise the risk that a bad human rights situation could become worse." The shocking video of Najiba’s murder is circulating as international donors met in Tokyo to pledge $16 billion to ongoing help for Afghanistan in the wake of troops’ withdrawal. The agreement includes references to improving women’s rights, but Oxfam was dubious about actual outcomes. Head of policy and advocacy in Afghanistan Louise Hancock said: “There were numerous mentions included with respect to women and we welcome that… However, we would have liked to have seen a section included saying how they are going to achieve that. Afghan women and girls were looking to the international community to protect the progress they have made in the last decade and they have been let down.” Others say the Taliban are spreading, increasing in power, creating new strongholds, and that they could continue to fester throughout Afghanistan as Kabul has had to include them in peace talks. Australia should ‘transition’. We charged in post September 11, we’ve been part of the wins against Al Qaeda. And now Afghanistan must become responsible for its own future. With the ongoing help of the West. We are not even close to being able to wash our hands of the situation. As long as women are being murdered in clear daylight, as long vile human rights abuses are being sanctioned as part of Sharia law, we have an obligation to maintain both a presence in and a pressure on Afghanistan. Ms Gillard said in April that “This is a war with a purpose. This is a war with an end.” That may be true for the counter-insurgency, but there’s clearly a long way to go in the war against hardline extremist thugs acting in the name of Islam.